Imagine a holiday space where the kids can lark about on the grassy grounds fenced off from the beach, piping hot breakfasts, and spectacular views from a stunning position on a gently sloping.

The folk at Valley Caravan Park have taken great care to create a peaceful camping space in an ideal location. They've certainly hit the nail on the head – just ask the generations of campers who've visited the site since its opening in 1945.

With a central yet peaceful location between the pretty harbour towns of Looe and Polperro, it’s no secret that Camping Caradon Touring Park is an ideal centre-point for exploring the stunning South Cornish Coast and the scenery further afield.

Are you keen to kick back in one of only two pet-friendly campsites at the centre of Croyde? The Orchard Croyde Campsite is a fantastic base for exploring arguably one of North Devon’s most popular seaside locations.

Ocean Pitch Campsite is a fantastic spot for idyllic camping and glamping with a friendly surfer vibe. The site rests down a small access road that passes along the top of the beach and provides campers with a fantastic base to hone surfing skills on all levels.

Camping At Croyde Bay is a beautiful base for family-friendly holiday holidays, located a short walk from the lovely sandy beach, surf schools, plus heaps of shops and pubs.

Sweet Meadows and Wild Woods is a quirky, peaceful, lovely space for escaping the everyday and returning to nature. The site rests on the northeastern border of Dartmoor and offers campers a choice of open and sheltered pitches.

Ruda Holiday Park rests right by Croyde Bay beach's golden sands, providing guests with the delights of waking up to glorious sunrises over the stunning coastline. Guests are welcome to enjoy a delightful blend of rolling surf.

Freshwell Camping is a splendid coastal campsite overlooking the beach, a trifling two-minute walk from the golden sands of Croyde. Guests are welcome to pitch a tent anywhere they please on a lush.

The folk at Ruthern Valley Holidays offer guests a well-equipped, family-friendly base for tent campers, tourers, and glampers, offering guests the feel of a holiday park without the bustle or the rigid row upon row of tents and static holiday homes.

Trenant Steading Tourist Park welcomes tents, campervans and motorhomes to set up camp o non-electric grass pitches and soak up the stunning sea views from the comforts of the roomy camping field.

Cherry Tree Farm Campsite is the place to be for spacious, peaceful camping with stunning sea views, a mere ten-minute trot from nearby Croyde beach. The unspoilt campsite rests in a handy location for exploring Devon.

Tencreek Holiday Park is a lively, well-equipped site set a five-minute drive from lively Looe and its inviting sandy beach. The campsite serves as the nearest base to welcoming Looe and welcomes guests in all seasons.

Kick back on generous grassy pitches, admire the open countryside views and congratulate yourself for finding a splendid camping space that feels remote yet rests a mere 3 miles from the lively market town of Wadebridge.

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.

Putsborough Sands Caravan Park is The Hurlingham of campsites. The owners’ describe this manicured and well-equipped space as a ‘small and select’ caravan park, with priority given to regulars and a waiting list in case of cancellations.

Yeatheridge Farm Caravan Park weaves an enticing image to mind. How would you like to kick back on gently undulating green fields in the shade of leafy trees, watching butterflies flitter between wildflowers while tranquil lakes gleam and glint nearby? If this sounds like your cup of tea.

Great Kellow Farm Campsite is a peaceful and well-maintained farm site for families by warm and welcoming owners Dan and Sadie. The spacious and grassy camping area rests amid gently undulating open countryside with far-reaching views across the lush landscape plus the ever-changing hues of the ocean and sky.

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.

Tuck into the delectable offerings at Padstow without splurging on pricey accommodation at Dennis Cove Campsite. This peaceful and spacious site rests mere steps from the Camel Estuary and is a trifling 10-minute stroll from one of the most famed foodie havens in the country.