Escape to the heart of Somerset at Brook Farm, a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site sandwiched between the small towns of Langport and Somerton. Guests are well-placed to enjoy a blend of excellent local amenities and open-air adventures.

Members of the Caravan and Camping Club keen to escape the kids, prefer to take the canine along for a holiday and explore the world-renowned Jurassic Coast will find the excellent amenities and comfortable pitches at Ernies Plot ideal for a beachy escape.

The Cross Keys Inn is a strictly adults-only site welcoming campervans, motorhomes and caravans of all sizes. Set up your touring vehicle on a hardstanding pitch with optional electric meters.

Southover Woods Wild Camping is a nearly wild camping site perfect for those who picture holidays traipsing through sprawling open meadows while pitching a tent in picturesque.

If you fancy kicking back at a quiet, basic camping space with easy access to beach fishing, consider pitching your tent or parking your touring vehicle at Manor Farm. Laidback pleasant stays are a given at this quiet yet conveniently located Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site.

Crabbs Bluntshay Farm is a small working farm with three small orchards and a menagerie of farm animals, including cows, sheep and geese. The site is perfect for a relaxing holiday within easy reach of the Jurassic Coast.

Britt Valley Campground boasts an enviable collection of draws, making it a popular spot for nature lovers, thalassophiles, and camping sorts who enjoy heaps of space to unwind in the sunshine.

Portesham Dairy Farm Camp Site is a peaceful rural site, nuzzled in the rolling greenery of the romantic Dorset countryside, an ideal fifteen-minute drive from the lively town of Weymouth.

Freshwater Beach Holiday Park is a friendly and well-organized site boasting a spectacular and desirable location on a beautiful stretch of the Dorset coastline. The site rests amid imposing sandstone cliffs and gentle grass slopes.

Dorset is a fantastic spot for holiday escapes, and it’s no secret that the sprawling countryside and the famed Jurassic Coast offer plenty of attractive areas to pitch a tent and soak up the scenery.

Get away from it all at Caalm Camp, a splendid glampsite with six stunning yurts set out on a secluded luxury spot in Dorset. This magnificent site rests amid the stunning countryside of rural Dorset and boasts exceptional abodes and amenities for stress-free escapes from the modern world.

Beautiful scenery, space for privacy and stretching out, excellent accommodations, and the comforts of home await Highlands End Holiday Park, an ideal spot for your next coastal escape.

Enjoy the thrills of camping under canvas with the conveniences of a spa and fishing in private ponds at The Dorset Hideaway, a compact, serene site hidden away amid the verdant.

North End Farm is a spacious, friendly glampsite nestled on a peaceful farm in the sleepy village of Seamer, just four miles south-east of the vibrant coastal town of Scarborough.

Thorney Lakes Caravan Park rests in the picturesque and peaceful heart of the Somerset Levels, within easy reach of its sprawling heather-clad moors, providing adventuring folk with a delightfully rural spot for a well-earned break.

Rural scenery, oodles of wildlife and far-reaching views over the Dorset countryside are the orders of the day at Downhouse Farm, a splendid base for your next camping escape.

Eype House Caravan Park is the place to be if you’re keen to camp as close as possible to the shimmering sea on the renowned Jurassic Coast in Dorset. This cracking base is compact.

Bring your cuddly canines and felines over for a free holiday at Golden Acre Holiday Bungalows, a peaceful self-catering coastal lodge park nestled in the beautiful West Dorset village of Eype.

Why pick between countryside and coast when you can have both? The adult-only Greenacres campsite is the place to be if you’re on the lookout for a fab little base ideally positioned within easy reach of numerous attractions.

The buzzing town of Wincanton was once a stopover for many a weary traveller who would change horses, drink, and eat before resuming travels to London and South West England.