Hemsford Yurt Camp is one such site that offers self-catering holidays in a collection of roomy, tastefully-furnished, family-friendly Mongolian Yurts and a vintage shepherd’s hut.

While many campers prefer convenient sites with heaps of amenities, a special few prize remote locations, peaceful settings, and the freedom to roam over creature comforts.

Keveral Farm is a peaceful organic farm owned and operated by the owners of the community. Founded in 1973, this friendly site is currently managed by ten adults who reside in the premises in a variety of abodes ranging from a farmhouse to a wooden cabin and barn conversion.

Enchanted Valley Yurts is a small, friendly site providing a pair of fully-equipped, family-sized glamping yurts, on a working farm in Looe. The site is a ten-minute drive from Looe.

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.

A stunning hilltop location, effortless access to nearby Looe, and eco-friendly glamping options make West Kellow Yurts a splendid base for escapes. The campsite sits on a peaceful.

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.

Tremeer Farm Yurts Cornwall is a luxury glamping site tucked amid a warren of tree-lined Corish Lanes, providing guests with the thrills of canvas cosiness under the starlit Cornish sky.

Highertown Farm is a compact, basic campsite boasting stunning vistas of the stunning South East Cornwall coast. This green and relaxed National Trust site rests a mere 34 of a mile from the delightfully secluded beach of Lansallos Cove.

Higher Culloden Farm is the place to be if you’re looking for kid-friendly camping paired with a quiet countryside location, easy access to Cornwall’s best beaches, and strolling distance from local amenities.

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.

Oak Tree Lane is a friendly, family-run site set over forty verdant acres in the scenic settings of west Devon. The welcoming campsite overlooks Dartmoor National Park and lies a short trot from water-based fun on the gleaming waters of Roadford Lake.

Canna Farm is the place to be if off-grid camping, easy access to stunning Cornish beaches and stunning countryside views sound like your cup of tea. The family-friendly site serves as the perfect base for coastal and countryside escapes in Cornwall.

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.

Blend sumptuous food, the peace and scenery of nestling amid a magical valley, and eco-friendly accommodations, and you’ve got a cracking holiday escape at Cotna Eco Retreat.

For stress-free family yurt and roundhouse glamping, pack your bags and make your way to the friendly East Thorne campsite, perfectly positioned a ten-minute drive from the wild and equally gorgeous coastline of Bude.

Dunwell Farm is the perfect rural escape for those in need of a peaceful escape from the stress and schedules of everyday life. The relatively new and rustic site rests on the fringes of Dartmoor National Park.

Real Glamping at the Fir Hill is a family-friendly yurt glamping site overlooking the stunning Porth Valley, just three miles from the surf capital of Newquay. The spacious campsite offers guests luxurious abodes featuring a private outdoor kitchen.

Coastal Valley Camp and Crafts is a fab site providing Cornish glamping and camping opportunities, a leisurely stroll from the inviting beaches of Newquay. The friendly site has heaps of arts.

Country View Cottages and Yurts is a swish campsite located near the Cornish Coast, providing campers with the freedom to explore the wilds of Cornwall and return to a welcoming.