Frizparc Shepherd's Hut is the perfect place for lazybones and luxury seekers. This secluded site rests deep in the lush Cornwall countryside and provides campers with the perfect base for escaping the bustle of the commercial tourist resorts.

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.

Harford Bunkhouse and Camping is an excellent, friendly base offering camping and budget accommodation on South Dartmoor's fringes. The campsite runs alongside a peaceful working farm.

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.

Secluded, peaceful, and rural are the words used to describe Ashbourne Woods, a hidden gem offering guests twenty-five spacious wild camping pitches. The plots are nestled in clearings and spaces among the trees.

Secluded, spacious, and stunning countryside settings ensure peaceful escapes for all ages at Widemouth Fields. Sit back and drink in the sights and sounds of the rural Cornish landscape as you stoke the campfire or keep an eye on the sizzling barbeque grill.

Lane End Camping is a beautiful Certificated Site, providing campers with uncrowded, intimate camping in a picturesque southwest location. Explore the entire region from this well-placed yet tranquil North Devon location.

Glamping Lane End is the perfect spot for adventurers craving an outdoor escape, minus the cons of camping under canvas. The peaceful rural site rests twenty-minutes from the lively market town of Holsworthy and just a fifteen-minute drive from the scenic coast path.

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.

Atlantic Canvas is the place to be if rural surrounds paired with creature comforts sound like your ideal escape from the stress of modern life. This peaceful site sits in a convenient location for days of basking on sandy beaches.

Willow Valley Camping Park is a family-friendly site placed on the stunning Hartland Cornwall Heritage Coast. Guests are no more than two miles from the nearest golden sand beaches and top surfing spots in Bude.

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.

If you're a twosome or a family, enjoy the convenient location and excellent amenities at Wooda Farm Holiday Park, a friendly campsite perched on the border of Devon and Cornwall.

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.

West Middlewick Farm has been a welcome respite for holidaymakers in West Middlewick since 1933 and continues to provide the adventurous sorts with a cracking base for rest and relaxation.

Laidback family-friendly escapes, you say? Stunning scenery for the adults and a fantastic range of antics for the whole family, say the folk at Adventure Camping, a relaxing.

If you’re keen to enjoy a peaceful holiday without the nippers getting underfoot, pack your bags and make your way to Hedgerow Huts. This quiet, adults-only site rests in the Looe Valley.

The Oaks Holiday Park is a compact, friendly, family-run park, ideally positioned a mere five-minute drive from picturesque Looe and its sandy beach. The campsite rests in the lush.

Lower Pennycrocker Farm is a simple farm site perfectly positioned half a mile from the South West Coast, affording easy access to Cornwall and Devon's attractions and amusements.

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.