The best campsites United Kingdom

A quiet family campground, located 2 km east of the city centre. On foot, you join the cathedral in 30 minutes, otherwise a bus stop is at the exit of the campsite.

Some locations have a sea view. The campsite also has some mobile homes.

Good address, clean and well located. You can reach Minehead on foot but pay attention to the return, it climbs! Nice views.

Camping in the gardens of a th century manor house. 5-star camping with all the comfort possible: Indoor pool, restaurant, playground, shop.

Located in Bridgnorth, UK, Stanmore Hall Touring Park is an award-winning motorhome park, ideally situated just an hour from Birmingham city center and close to the Black Country. The 12.5-acre park is set in the beautiful lawned gardens of Stanmore Hall, a grade-two listed building of historic interest. Caravan and motorhome owners enjoy luxury facilities and tranquil views over the wooded parkland and a beautiful lake home to a wide variety of wildlife. The park is open all year round and offers facilities such as wifi, full site security, disabled facilities, fully-equipped laundry, children's play area, motorhome service point, adults-only area, luxury showers and toilets, store, electric hook-ups, grey water discharge point and dishwashing facilities.

Only 2 kilometres from Oxford Centre. A bus stop, which leads to town, is located in front of the campsite.

Camping Hawthorn Farm is a popular campsite located in the beautiful Kent countryside. Situated in the small village of Martin Mill, the site offers a peaceful and rural setting while still being close to many attractions and amenities. The campsite has a range of pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, as well as static caravans and glamping pods for those who prefer a bit more comfort. All of the pitches are spacious and well-maintained, with many offering electric hook-ups and stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

A short distance from the pier, this well-equipped campsite offers an original offer. In addition to the classic pitches for tents, caravans and camper vans, you can opt for a shielding: a kind of large, permanently installed tent that is reminiscent of those in a military camp. It accommodates from one to six people, and some even have their own bathroom and a small basic kitchenette. Residents have access to shared showers and toilets and a common room. Rental cottages are also available.

It would be difficult to imagine a better location than this campsite: between the hills, close to the loch and the castle, a stone's throw from the distillery... Deer even come to walk there at the end of the day, on the adjacent golf course. Tents, caravans and camper vans are welcome and you can also opt for a pod, a kind of small hut where you can stay between two and four people. Showers, toilets, microwave and refrigerator are available.

Situated on the A838 between Lazy Crofter and the Tourist Office, this campsite enjoys a superb view. The location on the coast is impressive and you can pitch your tent for free in the off-season (showers and toilets closed). In season, it is better to book in advance if you need electricity. The campsite also has a good small pub-restaurant with the same name. Its menu has a good choice and is reasonably priced. The decoration is quite typical and warm, with wood, brick and a billiard table.

Situated on the banks of Loch Scresort, a 10-minute walk from the ferry terminal and Kinloch Castle, it offers a minimal accommodation solution at low cost. The campsite is basic but still includes two toilets and two showers. No need to make a reservation, you pitch your tent and deposit your money in the honesty box, and it is also possible to book your arrival on the website. Wooden cabins or chalets, as well as a "bothy", are also available for more comfort. The site is managed by the Isle of Rùm Community Trust.

It is certainly one of the best campsites in the entire park, with 168 pitches on the edge of Loch Lomond. Whether you are in a caravan, camping, or tent, you will have access to all the amenities of W.C, showers, drinking water, as well as electricity and laundry facilities. There is even a small supermarket and a playground.

Llwyngwern Farm has a lovely location, around the River Dylas, where it's possible to swim (but you'll need to bring your own moisture). But it's really out of the way, so it's best reserved for cyclists or those with vehicles. Dogs are allowed. On-site facilities include running water, hot showers, toilets and electrical outlets. Numerous mountain trails accessible on foot or by mountain bike are nearby. The nearest supermarket is 5 miles away, bar and restaurant 1 mile. Numerous attractions in the vicinity.

A little out of the village, this is the only campsite near Rhossili. It offers a superb view of the sea. Here you are close to the most beautiful beaches and coastal paths of the peninsula. It is really a pleasant place to camp, enjoy nature and calm (if you are not in the middle of summer...). On site, you will find a small store to help you out, toilets and showers, as well as a laundry area. (Attention, wifi available but not free of charge).

You've probably already heard about this new and improved camping trend: glamping. Well, on Rathlin Island, you can now stay in small wooden bubbles directly on the beach for a night lulled by the sound of the waves. A good option for a more glamorous camping (with bathroom, fridge, electric plates, heating) and especially one of the best ways to enjoy the landscape and the sunset, a few steps from the island's harbor. Be careful, the pods do not have wifi, the opportunity to disconnect.

This camping area, open to tents and caravans, enjoys a privileged location at the top of a cliff overlooking the beach. The view of the sunset or the sunrise, when you wake up, is amazing! We could spend hours admiring the scenery. We can count on impeccable comfort and maintenance. The owners also rent pretty cottages next to the beach. We even let ourselves be tempted by glamping, camping in adorable ultra-comfort tents.

Kingsbridge is a campsite set in the heart of a large fourteen hectare park, within an area categorised as 'outstanding natural beauty'. The campsite is clean and very well equipped. Services such as electricity are available at an additional cost. Dogs are allowed (at an extra charge). It is also possible to rent a caravan-mobil-home with a capacity of 4 persons with two bedrooms. Prices vary depending on whether it is in high season or not.