Cherry Cottage Camping is a compact family-run site nestled in North Cornwall, on the fringes of the small market town of Camelford. The campsite boasts jaw-dropping views over the windswept Bodmin Moor and the rolling greenery of the countryside.

Wide-reaching coast and countryside vistas, walks, and watersports are just some of the delights awaiting adventuring souls at the family-run Wideacres Camping site. This hilltop campsite is the perfect spot to rumble into when the daily grind begins to weary the mind and soul.

Widemouth Bay Caravan Park is a friendly family park tucked away in fifty acres on a lush hilltop, looking out over Widemouth Bay. The friendly site is perfect for those families who can keep the kids happy for little to no cost courtesy of the activities on-site and the amusements in Bude.

Southleigh Manor Holiday Park is a friendly, well-maintained site, nestled on the grounds of a stunning manor house, just a twenty-minute drive from Newquay, Padstow and the Eden Project.

Welcombe Cross is a compact, family-run camping, glamping and touring site located on North Devon and Cornwall's border. The A39 Bideford to Bude road is nearby, affording easy access for adventures further afield.

The family-run Lakewell Touring and Camping Site is a quiet, welcoming campsite run by cheery owners Jane and Peter. The compact site rests on a lush five-acre smallholding and enjoys a convenient location a mere ten-minute drive from the surfing beaches in the bustling town of Perranporth.

Ashdon Farm is a small five-van Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location tucked away on a peaceful working farm, surrounded by the rolling open countryside of Cornwall.

Kinrowan Park is a friendly site, enjoying a central position on the A38, providing guests with a range of accommodations generously spaced out amid well-maintained, natural surroundings.

Cockles Caravan Park is the perfect gateway for exploring southeast Cornwall, southwest Devon, and Plymouth. There’s plenty to fill your days and numerous local attractions within easy reach.

If you’re looking for a small, peaceful family-run campsite near Looe, look no further than Looe Country Park Campsite. The site rests in the quiet hamlet of Bucklawren, enveloped by the lush, rolling countryside of Cornwall, where birdsong is the only sound to disrupt the tranquillity of the area.

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.

A peaceful and pretty camping space tucked away amid 55-acre lush rolling terrain with easy access to Looe and its sandy beaches make Tregoad Holiday Park a splendid base for secluded yet centrally-positioned escapes.

Bay View Farm Campsite is a lovely site for solo trips, family-friendly escapes, and fun-filled escapes with your friends in Cornwall. This welcoming site is perfectly positioned to afford fantastic Looe Bay vistas from a stunning.

A warm welcome from the family at Cheesewring Farm Campsite (think cream teas on arrival) combined with the magnificent views of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty makes for excellent camping for all ages.

Enjoy the swish, tastefully decorated self-catering cottages at Hendrifton Farm, which enjoys a lovely location in proximity to misty moorlands and golden sand beaches. The three self-catering abodes were lovingly and skilfully converted to offer a laidback.

Handily nestled on the border between Devon and Cornwall, Whitsand Bay Lodge Park is a beautiful site for guests who want to explore and uncover the exciting gems hidden in south-western England.

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.

Woodovis Park is a beautiful spot for families and holidaymakers in dire need of a restful stay, comfortable lodgings, and varied amenities at hand. The site rests in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and rests conveniently on the border between Devon and Cornwall.

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.

West Wayland Touring Park is a lovely little, well-maintained spot with oodles of space to stretch out and a peaceful atmosphere for plugging in and forgetting the outside world.