If you’re the type of camper who prefers a no-frills camping escape with a relaxed atmosphere, come down over to Brigs Farm. This peaceful spot rests in a sleepy village.

Let out a sigh of contentment as you breathe in the fresh air and listen to birdsong carrying across the tranquil countryside at Westover Farm, a cracking spot for those who desire a combination of country and coast.

Stay at Jurassic Glamping, a small-scale luxury campsite with spectacular views over the stunning Axe Valley, and live it up in one of four large safari-style tents, each equipped with creature comforts for relaxing escapes.

Open green spaces, generous pitches and a cosy cottage provide city-weary folk and camping sorts with a delightful break from the hectic pace of the rat race at Bramble Hill Camping.

Giants Head Caravan and Camping Park the perfect rural base for an escape from modern life, nestled just eight miles from lively Dorchester and sixteen from the delights of the golden sands and azure waters of the coast nearby.

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.

The Gaggle of Geese is a friendly, spacious pub site set over five verdant acres in the picturesque village of Buckland Newton. Outdoor adventures are the orders of the day at this handily located site.

Settle in for stress-free, guilt-free holidays at Monkton Wyld Court, a spacious, eco-friendly campsite nestled in a peaceful, verdant valley, with splendid scenery and plenty of peace for that much-needed break from the hectic pace of the modern world.

You’ll love the seclude and enchanting atmosphere at Somerset Garden Yurt and Gypsy Caravan, a lovely and magical secret garden reserved solely for your use. The delightfully named Cobweb Cottage is a splendid space for relaxing and provides camping sorts with a special nook where one can smell the smoke of campfires.

For scenic and restful breaks from the modern world, head over to Golden Cap Holiday Park, a welcoming and peaceful site placed right on the famed Jurassic Coast, a mere 150-yards from Seatown Beach.

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.

Are you planning to take the kids out for a beachy escape this hol? Do the excellent beaches and array of family-friendly attractions of Dorset suit your travel needs? If so.

Monkton Wyld Farm is where one can escape the hurly-burly of the coastline without staying too far from the seaside and its pretty coastal villages. The site rests just 3-miles from the excellent beaches and seaside frolics of both Charmouth and Lyme Regis.

Redlands Farm is a fantastic site for members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club to set up their camping equipment and explore Street, Glastonbury, and the verdant nature reserves on the Somerset Levels.

Larks Rise Caravan and Camping is a spotless, beautifully-maintained site with a few nice touches courtesy of the cheery owners, who go above and beyond to ensure your holiday is nothing short of restful.

Newlands Holiday Park is a well-loved family-friendly base for seaside escapes, resting an ideal 15-minute stroll from the world-famous fossil beach and picturesque village of Charmouth.

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.

Kick back in a comfortable, well-maintained camping spot and enjoy a 10-minute stroll from the nearest pebble beach with easy access to scenic walks at Manor Farm Holiday Centre.

Penn Farm Campsite is a tranquil, family-run farm set a ten-minute drive from the lively town of Lyme Regis. The serene site is perfect for campers who prefer an abundance of scenery and space over heaps of amenities like pools.

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’.