Seven Stars Inn is a quiet pub site, positioned on the edge of Wool, Dorset's sleepy village. The site serves as a splendid base for explores in Dorset and affords easy access to the A352 for adventures further afield.

Hook Farm Campsite is a beautifully-maintained, primary family farm nestled in the heart of West Sussex, surrounded by the spectacular lush settings of the High Weald, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Wooders Campsite is a cracking little site with helpful owners, everything you’ll need for a relaxing holiday, and comfortable camping or glamping with excellent value for money.

Orchard Farm is a beautiful Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site tucked away in the beautiful countryside of Somerset. Despite its seemingly remote feel, guests are ideally located a mere minute’s stroll from the Village of Butleigh.

Longthorns Farm is the perfect spot for peaceful camping, nestled in the picturesque heart of Dorset, within easy reach of the famed and historically rich Jurassic Coast. This site is just the thing for free-spirited adventurers.

Guests at Bowdens Crest Caravan Camping Park often spend several hours drinking in the spectacular views over the stunning Somerset Levels and its heather-clad moors, Quantock and Blackdown Hills.

Bushes Farm Caravan Park is one of those delightful spots that rest amid miles of sprawling flat countryside, affording splendid vistas over the lush surrounds. Old trees spread their branches in the sunlight.

Glorious rural Somerset countryside surrounds the Brook House Inn, a lovely inn and campsite nestled in serene settings, yet no more than a few miles from the A303 and the bustling market town of Castle Cary plus Shepton Mallet.

Cannington Farm Campsite is one of those perfect little sites that combines a stunning rural location with a laidback and practical campsite owner who prefers peace over congested camping.

Whitemead Caravan Park is a friendly, family-run site nestled in the picturesque village of Wool, just five minutes from the golden sands and azure waters of the inviting coastline.

Metcalfe House Caravan and Motorhome Site is a fantastic certificated location, perfect for those intimate escapes in rural surroundings in the sleepy village of Compton Dundon.

Hilltops is a lovely Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location consisting of an immaculately mowed field with the standard offering of five pitches best suited for campervans.

Gypsy Caravan Breaks is where one goes to dip into the gypsy lifestyle, with all the glamour of a glamping holiday. Spend your stay relaxing in a tastefully furnished traditional style gypsy caravan tucked away in a peaceful apple orchard exclusively set aside for you and your partner.

Families, couples, and canines all love the verdant surroundings and top-notch amenities at The Old Forge. This cracking glamping retreat makes holidays in the stunning West Country an absolute delight.

Milton Farm Campsite is a quiet, secluded camping base nestled next to the pretty village of Milton on Sour. Make this welcoming site your base for exploring the north of Dorset.

Abbey Gate Farm is an organized, spacious, and welcoming Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site, offering the expected high standards and intimate camping conditions expected of similar five-van sites.

Durdle Door Holiday Park enjoys a rather enviable location on the dramatic World Heritage Jurassic Coast, enfolded by the spectacular rolling countryside. With the coast at your fingertips and the varying shades of green of the country around.

Wyndham Farm is a lovely Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location tucked on a sprawling farm extending over 104 acres on the fringes of Blackmore Vale, offering camping sorts the opportunity to set up base on some of the finest riding and hunting landscapes in England.

The family-run South Somerset Holiday Park boasts a stunning 20-acre camping space for those much-needed breaks from the modern world and boasts a rather enviable location on the Somerset and Devon border.

It’s hard to imagine that the lovely grassed campsite of Bridge Farm was once deep underwater hundreds of years ago. The area is even rumoured to be the very spot that teenage Jesus arrived by boat with Joseph of Arimathea – a tale that inspired William Blake’s ‘Jerusalem’.