Mendip Basecamp is a fantastic pop-up campsite for balmy summer adventures. Settle in for an off-grid camping experience in the heart of the stunning Mendip Hills, enveloped by ancient woodland.

Petruth Paddocks is the place to be if spacious free-range camping is on your cards this holiday season. Get away from it all and wake up to the sweeping views looking out over the jagged limestone peaks of the Mendip Hills and sprawling Somerset Hills.

Brook Lodge Farm Camping Caravan Park is a lovely spot with a rich history dating back to the 18th-century when the site served as an ex-staging post on the Bristol to Exeter Royal Mail Route.

Moor View Luxury Canvas Camping puts the glam into glamping and rests atop the Mendip hills' jagged curves, providing guests with ample space for scenic rambles through wildflower meadows.

Isle Of Avalon Camp Site is a centrally located, family-owned holiday park located a mere 10-minute stroll from the town centre of Glastonbury. Despite its near effortless access to the lively town and a convenient position just off the A39.

Middlewick Farm is one spot that injects a heavy dose of glamour in glamping. Guests are welcome to take their pick of three sumptuous E-den camping cabins, each tastefully furnished and generously spaced out in a peaceful and spacious ancient orchard.

Somerset Yurts is a stunning eco-friendly glamping site with oodles of room for little feet to wander and play. The spacious glampsite is an ideal base for a therapeutic escape from the modern world.

Quantock Camping Lower Toollands is the perfect base for a peaceful holiday in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The small, family-owned site offers camping and glamping options on the fringes of the Quantock Hills.

The team at Pennard Orchard are invested in creating a glamping experience that combines the thrills of the great outdoors with the unrivalled festivities of Glastonbury and a range of excellent amenities.

If countryside and city days sound like your cup of tea, rumble over to Boyd Valley Lake, a peaceful campsite located a half-mile from the A431, between the vibrant towns of Bath and Bristol.

Dorothy Goes Glamping is a cracking eco-friendly site offering guests comfortable and cosy stays in a top-notch collection of bell tents, yurts, and canvas. The site blends style.

Buckland Farm Camping is a peaceful, spacious, and welcoming spot perfect for family and pet-friendly escapes. Set up your tent on a roomy, non-electric grass pitch and look forward to a no-frills camping escape.

Field 725 Eco Camping and Glamping is a tranquil campsite nestled on the sprawling grounds of a large estate, an ideal ten-minute drive from the amenities in the large town of Frome.

Three Golden Cups is a friendly site set in the grounds of a welcoming pub, a fifteen-minute stroll from the gleaming waters and golden sands of the nearest beach. The campsite is perfect for campers who want easy access to the coastline and a range of refreshing bevvies.

There’s no doubt that the larger, more commercial campsites hold a certain draw, with an array of excellent amenities, evening entertainment and all the comforts of home; however.

Glamp it up at Holly Farm Holidays, a tranquil site tucked away in the leafy greenery of the romantic Somerset countryside, ideally positioned within a few minutes from the National Cycle Route.

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.

Cwm Tawel Yurts is a spacious, friendly campsite tucked away in the greenery and seclusion of south Wales, welcoming guests throughout the year. The owners aim to do away with the commercial.

Settle in for a serene, family glamping holiday at Leafy Fields Glamping, and let the kids enjoy the thrills of the great outdoors in this safe space for kids. The owners Andrew and Dannie.

Botany Camping is a small, cosy campsite nestled amid the leafy greenery of sprawling Wiltshire farmland, a mere five-minute drive from the delights of the Longleat Safari Park and just twenty-five minutes from the mysterious standing stones of Stonehenge.