Tent Campsites in Lockerbie, Dumfries and Galloway

Riverside Caravan Park is a serene, spacious camping and touring site, spread out over a generous ten acres, no more than two and a half miles from the buzzing market town of Hawick.

Jazz up your next camping hol with a stay unique, comfortable timber frame pods at Glentress Forest Lodges. The site enjoys delightful settings, nestled within proximity to the 7stanes mountain bike trails.

Rumble over to Rosetta Holiday Park and stretch out on a spacious fifty-acre site as you soak in spectacular vistas towards the rolling Venlaw hills. Feel the stress of modern life melt away as the sights and sounds of this rural site soothe the mind and leave guests feeling utterly rejuvenated.

Kielder Caravan Park is a friendly, rustic, three-star awarded campsite tucked away in a quiet location in lush Northumberland. Set up camp at this independently-operated campsite.

Bonchester Bridge is a peaceful, rural campsite tucked away in the Scottish Borders near the picturesque village of Bonchester Bridge. Leave the problems of the modern world behind as you sit back in a lush mixture of woods and meadow.

Wallace Lane Farm is a spacious, family-friendly site nestled on a peaceful hillside in West Cumbria, affording spectacular views of the sparkling sea. Outdoor adventurers are in for a treat as the site affords quick access to golden sand beaches.

Quarry Side Walkers and Cyclists Only is one of those old-school camping sites that is wonderfully basic, incredibly scenic, and extremely pocket-friendly. The camping field rests 200-yards off the road leading to the village of Banks and is only accessible on foot.

Ruberslaw Wild Woods Camping is a stunning 500-acre site inside an Edwardian Walled Garden. Set up camp on unspoilt upland and listen to the soothing sounds of nature as you admire the pleasant scenery from your position in the heart of Teviot Valley's Special Landscape Area.

Harbourside Caravan Park is a hidden gem right on the marina amid a sizeable harbour in Mayport. The site is peaceful, well-maintained, and enjoys a handy location, a stroll from the town.

Caldbeck Camping is a quiet, serene site set on the outskirts of Lake District, England’s most frequented national park. The campsite enjoys an excellent position right on the Cumbrian Way and affords quick access to local amenities like shops and pubs at the picturesque village of Caldbeck.

Silvercraigs Caravan And Camping Site is a splendid spot overlooking bustling Kirkcudbright, a lively and welcoming town sitting along the peaceful River Dee. The town is dubbed the 'Artists Town' and boasts an array of exciting activities for all tastes and ages.

Irton House Farm is a friendly, serene campsite enjoying a convenient position just five miles from local amenities in the picturesque village of Bassenthwaite. The site affords stunning vistas over the gleaming Bassenthwaite Lake and Skiddaw and rests a few minutes’ drive from a verdant wildlife park and an established distillery.

Linskeldfield Farm is the place to be if you want to wake up each morning to the sound of birdsong and soak in stunning views of the verdant countryside, backed by imposing mountains.

Drybeck Farm is a compact, eco-friendly campsite nestled on the stunning and tranquil banks of the shimmering Eden River in the gorgeous Eden Valley. The farm site is a little slice of Lake District paradise.

Coalbeck Caravan Park is a small, friendly secluded campsite, affording stunning views over the beautiful Lake District. The park enjoys a convenient location just a five-minute drive from Bassenthwaite Lake.

Herdwick Croft enjoys a beautiful position, ideally positioned at the head of Bassenthwaite Lake, offering guests a peaceful and rather viewsome spot to kick back and survey the spectacular scenery of this unspoiled corner of England.

The dog-friendly Seaward Holiday Park is an ideal spot to set up camp and shake off the stress of everyday life. The small campsite rests by the stunning harbour town of Kirkcudbright.

Skiddaw House Youth Hostel is the place to be for cost-effective escapes among towering mountains and bucolic English scenery. The site holds the title of 'Britain's highest hostel' and is only accessible via foot or mountain bike.

Old-fashioned camping is back with a few conversions in Kestrel Lodge Campsite, located in the Lake District. This campsite is perfect for those who like to leave their cars behind and walk or cycle.

Potter around the grassy windswept fields, follow paths through quiet woodland, or sit back and soak up the scenery of the stunning Scottish Borders at Lilliardsedge Holiday Park.