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.

Lydcott Glamping is a quiet, scenic glampsite, located an ideal ten–minute drive from the compact coastal town of Looe and thirty minutes from the buzzing city of Plymouth.

Within 56 acres of stunning lakes, meadows and woodlands in St. Austell, Meadows Lake opens the door to the most scenic views of the Cornish countryside. Choose from a variety of caravans.

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.

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.

How would you like to wake up to the sounds of birdsong in a beautiful garden generously sprinkled with brightly hued flowers, tranquil walking paths, and a fertile on-site vegetable garden? If you’re the type of adventurer who takes delight in verdant greenery in all directions.

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.

Tollgate Farm Caravan and Camping Park is a peaceful, family-friendly site nestled amid Cornwall’s quiet and scenic countryside, looking out over rolling dunes to the sparkly ocean ahead.

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.

There’s so much to see and this stunning part of England on the Cornwall and Devon border including award-winning beaches, spectacular moors, historical sites, and sleepy seaside towns.

Look forward to quiet mornings with birdsong as your alarm and blissful nights of rest at Berridon Farm. Breathe in the crisp countryside air, drink in the lush scenery, and let a smile of contentment dance across your face as you savour the freedom to sleep in and explore at a pace of choice.

Wrinklers Wood Glamping is a fab place to be if beach-hopping escapes sound like your cup of tea. The friendly site rests a smooth ten-minute drive from the stunning beach in the picturesque town of Perranporth.

The family-friendly Primrose Farm Holidays is a quiet, rural campsite tucked away in the sleepy village of Penstraze, in the heart of Cornwall. The site provides easy access to the A30.

Mount Hawke Holiday Bungalows is a family-friendly campsite, perfectly positioned a few miles from a range of excellent surf beaches. The compact, family-run campsite provides campers with easy access to buzzing locations like Newquay.

Fashionistas Jeff and Karina have taken inspiration from their days of globetrotting as a designer duo to create the tastefully furnished, tres chic glamping abodes at Loveland Farm.

Stunningly scenic settings await camping folk at Restronguet Barton, a splendid farm site nestled on the quiet waters of Fal Estuary. A network of peaceful footpaths, easy access to the local beach.

Tehidy Holiday Park is a multi-award winning park nestled amid the tranquil greenery of the Tolskithy Valley, a short distance from some of the most iconic beaches in Cornwall.

Okehampton Youth Hostel rests on the grounds of a buzzing activity centre on the fringes of Dartmoor, serving as an excellent base for countryside escapes for families, couples and groups.

Unwind on 33 beautiful acres of parkland attached to a lovely manor house at Smytham Holiday Park, a beautifully-maintained site offering an array of accommodations and a handy location a quick 2 miles south of Great Torrington.

Lanyon Holiday Park lies tucked away amid a patchwork of the open, sprawling countryside that leads directly to the soft sands and sparkling water-friendly waters of the north Cornish coast.