Summer campsites across the UK

Our campsite occupies "Church Field", in the grounds of Woolverstone Hall on the banks of the River Orwell. Set in the Glorious Shotley Peninsular, it forms part of the Suffolk Coast & Heaths AONB

St Davids Peninsula lies in the heart of The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and has some of the most magnificent coastal scenery in Pembrokeshire. St Davids is the smallest city in Britain and has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries.

Bethesda lies on the doorstep of the beautiful island of Anglesey, and also of Snowdonia, with some of North Wales’s wildest mountain scenery. A new cycle and walking path now links Bethesda with Porth Penrhyn on the coast (5 miles away), with the famous sandy beach of Red Wharf Bay just 15 miles from the campsite

Steyning is a Saxon town and its history dates back to at least the 8th century. It is one the prettiest Sussex towns, nestled in a stunning area of West Sussex, 10 miles from Brighton, 4 miles from the coast and in the heart of the South Downs. Wander through the picturesque historic high street or wander just a little further onto the South Downs Way.

Topsham is a lovely village in Devon, set on the river Exe, and just 7 miles from the beach at Exmouth. The perfect place for exploring the Devon coastline

Newton Abbot is a historic market town surrounded by beautiful South Devon countryside. Perfectly located close to both Dartmoor National Park and a number of lively seaside towns. The perfect spot for exploring the south coast of Devon

Less than 3 miles from the Beach at Sandwich Bay! Or 13 miles to Ramsgate and the sandy beaches and surfing at Joss Bay! A great base for exploring the South East coast of England

Paddock Wood is a small town situated in the heart of the "Garden of England" in Kent. The local area is famous for its fruit and hop growing with many of the iconic Oast houses scattered across the countryside. Paddock wood is surrounded by some beautiful places to visit such as Tunbridge wells a mere 6 miles away with its historic Pantiles and array of shops and restaurants. Surrounding villages such as Brenchley and Mattfield a contender for the quaintest English village with chocolate-box village green, cricket pitch, and endearing duck pond encircled by graceful Georgian houses.

Our Horsham site is nestled inside the High Weald Area of Natural Beauty, just 30 minutes from the coast in Worthing, and 20 minutes from the South Downs National Park. The closest pub is less than a mile away, and the market town of Horsham is only 2 miles. The site offers hot showers and toilets in buildings. There are plenty of plug sockets available to charge phones. Quiet time is from 10:30pm until 8am, to allow for a peaceful nights sleep