The Old Rectory Campsite is an idyllic camping space tucked amid greenery on the border dividing Devon and Cornwall. The site is ideal for nature lovers who want a comfortable.

What glorious views await you at Maker Camp, a stunning site boasting incredible vistas towards Cawsand Bay and back towards the windswept moors. The site itself holds significant historical significance.

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Travellers Rest is one of those small yet beautiful camping spots surrounded by stunning countryside next to the mist-clad Bodmin Moor. The site is an excellent spot for escape from the drone of daily life and offers easy access to numerous attractions and activities in the immediate area.

Eden Valley Holiday Park is a peaceful, private holiday park nestled in a quiet Cornish valley, a few miles from the renowned Eden Project. The campsite serves as an ideal base for guests who want to swap the bustle of the cities for peace and a slower pace of life.

Valley View Farm has everything you wish for in a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site. This lovely site rests hidden away on a quiet and picturesque lane yet is handily located within walking distance from several shops.

The organized and immaculately presented Dartmoor Caravan Park is the hard work and dedication of owner Peter and Sue, who have spent over 20 years perfecting their slice of heaven within the Dartmoor National Park.

South Penquite Farm is one of those gems with campers pining for more as soon as it’s time to pack up and head onwards. This roomy, family-friendly site is the perfect base for all Cornwall capers.

Upgrade your camping experience at Western Meadows Glamping, a stunning space blending the delights of that wild camping feel with touches of luxury. Sweep into a generous safari tent on a peaceful meadow near the gleaming Kensey River.

Ah, Cornwall - cracking base for all kinds of beachy escapes, boasting a rich history, award-winning beaches, unspoilt scenery, and pursuits for all tastes. It’s no wonder that this cracking county is a hotspot for holidaymakers of all ages and abilities.

Ekopod is a lovely glamping site located amid the lush greenery of North Cornwall, boasting spectacular views over Bodmin Moor while resting a handy 20-minute distance from the nearby beaches of Bude.

Oodles of open space, lovely mature woodland, and the shimmering River Plym create soothing settings for a well-earned break at Riverside Caravan Park. This friendly well-drained camping space rests in a stunning spot with plenty of green open spaces for stretching out and wildlife-rich woodlands for relaxing strolls at a pace of choice.

If a country escape is what you need, Orchard Springs Campsite is the place to be. This pretty two-acre site rests on the fringes of Bodmin, yet lies amid green fields, lush orchards and a sparkling stream.

River fishing, coarse fishing, cosy cottages, and 180 acres of fields with stunning vistas of the enveloping countryside await you at Lower Dutson Farm. Set your sights on this traditional family-run farm site and awaken daily to the calls of resident sheep.

Acorn Camping and Glamping is an eco-conscious, welcoming campsite, nestled in the stunning Luxulyan Valley, a World Heritage site located a mere mile from the Eden Project.

Yurtworks is one of the first companies to offer yurt camping in the UK and now provides adventuring sorts an entertaining and reputed space for kicking back in comfort and tranquillity.

Are you on the search for a great little camping spot to escape the weight of the modern world? Look no further than Plymouth Sound Caravan Club Site, a stunning location on a headland.

Coombe Mill is a family-run farm with plenty of activities to keep the young ones entertained for days. The site rests in a peaceful hamlet in North Cornwall just off the stunning Bodmin Moor.

What do you fancy exploring whilst in cracking Cornwall? Perhaps you are keen to explore the fabled ruins of Tintagel Castle and Merlin's Cave? Or do you prefer gorgeous gardens.

East Crinnis Camping and Caravan Park is a peaceful, friendly site nestled on a working farm, just two miles from the Eden Project, and a mere half-mile from the stunning Cornish coast.