Shepherd Huts in Gloucester, Gloucestershire

Awaken to the murmur of cattle, intermingled with the dawn chorus of birdsong and the morning wind sweeping through the leafy surroundings at the Severn Valley Touring Caravan and Campsite.

Treat yourself to a fantastic glamping experience, in an excellently placed, small, luxury site no more than ten minutes from the Forest of Dean, and the town of Ross-on-Wye.

Cwtch Cabins and Camping is a fantastic spot for an off-grid camping escape. Settle in for a back-to-nature holiday where one can pitch a tent on non-electric grass pitches or enjoy the home comforts of a quirky cabin or thoughtfully renovated shepherd's hut.

Wake up on a comfortable bed, and take in dawn vistas of the rolling countryside right outside your window. Throw in a few more logs in the log burner, and set about whipping up a quick breakfast in the cute little kitchen.

Ashen Plains Wood enjoys an idyllic, peaceful location in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which is conveniently positioned for getting to town and exploring the local area.

If you’re looking for a beautiful spot to camp in the heart of the Cotswolds, consider bunking up at Far Peak Campsite. The owners maintain an informal and friendly camping atmosphere.

Tipi stay, ahoy! Combine the delights of overnight stays in a luxury tipi or shepherd’s hut, set on a stunning riverside location, in a gorgeous Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at Tipi Adventure.

Fabulous camping is a given at Goodleigh Hill, a lovely, well-thought-out little Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location, tucked in a beautiful, peaceful, picturesque location.

Utterly fabulous, unbelievably spacious camping and glamping await at the quirk and cool Whychurch Farm, a splendid site located on the fringes of the market town of Malmesbury.

Set on a lush farm in the rolling countryside of Herefordshire, Burhope Farm Campsite is home to peaceful settings, beautiful scenery, a prime location between Hereford and Ross-on-Wye.

Nature lovers can awaken to the dawn chorus and spend peaceful days observing wildlife in and around the manicured grounds of The Coppice Leisure Park. The site is bounded by 140 acres of Ockeridge Wood.

Ockeridge Rural Retreats take glamping to a whole new level. This first-rate site offers guests magnificent glamping abodes that are on par with the hotel standards evenly spread out on a spacious nine-acre camping field.

Church Farm is a peaceful, safe and welcoming Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site tucked away amid the swathes of greenery and rich history of Shakespeare’s county.

When you stay at Offa’s Dyke retreat, you’re on the cusp of the England –Wales border ensuring spectacular landscapes, and an excellently placed position for some of the best outdoor activities.

Cherryberry Lodges is a quiet, leafy campsite located just one and a half kilometres the lively market town of Abergavenny, next to the greenery and outdoor adventures of the Beacon Beacons National Park.

Twitey's Tipis and Campsite is a lovely quiet camping, and glamping site spread out over fourteen lush acres of wild, grass meadows. This cosy site enjoys a prime position just four miles east of Stratford upon Avon and a mere eight miles south of Warwick.

Merkins Farm is a picturesque and peaceful farm site nestled amid the lush and rural settings of a charming hamlet, a lane away from the amenities and attractions in Bradford-upon-Avon.

The Glen Caravan Park is a beautifully-maintained, peaceful site tucked amid the pristine Shropshire countryside, a gentle stroll from the market town of Cleobury Mortimer.

Does the strain of everyday life weigh you down? It's high time to set out on a well-earned break where big skies and a slower pace of life are the orders of the day. Drovers Rest is a small boutique site located a mere three miles outside the Hay-on-Wye boundary that serves as the borders for Wales and England.

Walnut Tree Farm is a friendly campsite tucked away on a peaceful Somerset farm, roughly a half hour’s drive from the splendid cities of both Bristol and Bath. The cheery owners have not marked out pitches as guests are free to claim as much space as required for camping.