The Camping Directory is an online directory for campsites, holiday parks, glamping sites and touring parks across the UK and Ireland. By using the detailed search options you can tailor the results to your exact needs, helping you to find your perfect outdoor holiday. The information provided is detailed and easy to read, included is a list of facilities onsite and nearby, along with 5 photos so you can get a feel of exactly what to expect from your camping or caravanning holiday.
Friday, 31 January 2025
Eastmill Road Caravan Park, Brechin, Angus
Sunny Hill Campsite, Riding Gate, Wincanton, Somerset
Tuesday, 28 January 2025
Plas Gwyn Caravan & Camping Park, Caernarfon, Gwynedd
Plas Gwyn Caravan & Camping Park provides touring, camping, and glamping facilities within the picturesque grounds of Plas Gwyn House, offering a fantastic base to explore the many attractions of the local area.
Catering for touring caravans, motorhomes, and tents, Plas Gwyn also features five static holiday caravans, a timber tent, and a Bed & Breakfast, all available for short breaks or weekly hire.
The touring field accommodates up to thirty units, each with electric hook-up, including hardstanding pitches ideal for motorhomes and a selection of serviced pitches. A separate camping field provides space for ten tents, with electric hook-up available on six pitches. The site is thoughtfully laid out to leave central areas for family-friendly games, while ensuring a respectful and peaceful environment for all guests.
An amenity building offers excellent facilities, including showers—included in the pitch fee—and a dedicated dishwashing area, all maintained to high standards with the cooperation of visitors. Around the site, guests will find facilities for emptying foul and grey water waste, filling drinking water containers, and a drive-over grey water disposal point for motorhomes. A small on-site shop stocks basic food essentials.
For those seeking a little extra comfort during their camping holiday, a locally made timber tent is available, accommodating up to four people—ideal for families and friends. Fully insulated and equipped with mattresses, a refrigerator, heater, and kettle, the timber tent provides a cosy base for exploring Snowdonia, particularly for those who prefer not to pitch their own tent. Guests simply need to bring their own sleeping bags and cooking equipment for a comfortable and hassle-free stay.
Snowdonia and North Wales offer the perfect setting for a holiday or short break, with a wealth of activities, attractions, and cultural experiences to enjoy. Whether seeking adventure, relaxation, or a cultural escape, visitors can tailor their ideal North Wales holiday while enjoying the welcoming surroundings of Plas Gwyn Caravan & Camping Park.
Monday, 27 January 2025
Blackdown Yurts - Eco-Friendly Yurts in Devon, Blackborough, Cullompton, Devon
Nestled between the villages of Kentisbeare and Blackborough, just a short drive from Cullompton and the M5, Blackdown Yurts offers a peaceful retreat within the breathtaking Blackdown Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This tranquil glamping site provides the perfect opportunity to escape into nature while enjoying comfort and charm.
Four beautiful yurts are thoughtfully positioned on individual decking bases, covered with coir matting to ensure warmth and dryness inside. Buzzard and Willow retain their traditional Mongolian yurt style, while Badger and Woodpecker were upgraded in 2020 with wooden-clad sides for added durability. Despite this modern touch, each yurt maintains its authentic charm with hand-painted Mongolian poles and intricate roof struts.
Badger Yurt
Sleeping up to six guests in a king-size double and four singles, Badger Yurt provides a private and peaceful setting with views across open fields and the Blackdown Hills. Its enclosed space, bordered by a high Devon bank adorned with wildflowers, adds to the sense of seclusion. Inside, vibrant wall hangings, throws and rugs create a cosy atmosphere, while upgraded mattresses and quality bedding ensure a comfortable stay. Beds are made upon arrival, and a wood-burning stove keeps the yurt warm and inviting.
Buzzard Yurt
Tucked away in a secluded corner of the meadow, Buzzard Yurt also accommodates up to six guests in a king-size double and four singles, with the option to store beds for extra space. Elevated on a wooden deck with outdoor furniture, it overlooks an adjacent sheep field, pastures and woodland. Wildflowers and butterflies add to the natural beauty in spring and summer, while the wood-burning stove ensures a cosy retreat. Though it is the furthest from the car park and communal barn, it remains conveniently accessible.
Willow Yurt
Ideal for couples or small families, Willow Yurt sleeps up to four and is positioned on a private wooden deck within a level field, surrounded by a regrowing willow hedge. This yurt offers stunning views and is conveniently located near the communal barn, showers and car park. Inside, a double bed and two narrower single beds provide a comfortable space, with the option to store one single bed to accommodate a travel cot or dog bed. A wood-burning stove ensures warmth throughout the stay.
Woodpecker Yurt
Positioned near Badger Yurt in the main field, Woodpecker Yurt also sleeps up to six with a king-size double and four singles, offering stunning views across rolling fields to the Blackdown Hills. Its private enclosed area, bordered by a wildflower-covered Devon bank, provides an extra sense of seclusion. The interior is thoughtfully furnished with vibrant wall hangings, high-quality bedding and upgraded mattresses, with all beds made upon arrival. A wood-burning stove adds warmth and comfort.
Facilities & Extras
Each yurt comes with a camp kitchen, featuring a camping gas stove (two hobs and a small oven), a dedicated washing-up station, and all the necessary cookware, utensils, crockery and cutlery. Guests can also enjoy a Weber kettle barbecue (starter charcoal provided), a fire pit (with supplied wood), outdoor furniture and a parasol for a comfortable outdoor experience. Each yurt also has its own composting toilet.
For added convenience, flushing toilets and hot showers are located in the nearby communal barn, which also offers kitchen, dining and lounging facilities. A private-use fridge, microwave, toaster and electric kettle are available for each yurt.
Whether it's a peaceful getaway or a unique glamping experience, Blackdown Yurts offers an inviting and authentic escape in the heart of Devon's natural beauty.
Friday, 24 January 2025
Swallowfields Luxury Glamping Retreat, Castlemorton, Malvern, Worcestershire
Thursday, 23 January 2025
Meadow Falls, Ingleton, Carnforth, North Yorkshire
Thorpe Farm Centre, Greta Bridge, Barnard Castle, Durham
Old Bidlake Farm, Broadoak, Bridport, Dorset
Nestled within the breathtaking Marshwood Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Old Bidlake Farm is a charming eight-acre smallholding surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Jurassic Coast. Offering a peaceful retreat, this unique campsite features just eight spacious pitches, thoughtfully positioned between the lush meadow and tranquil orchard. Each pitch is equipped with a picnic bench and a rocket stove, creating the perfect setting for cosy outdoor dining.
Renowned for its dark skies, Old Bidlake Farm provides an ideal location for stargazing, allowing guests to immerse themselves in celestial wonders. Communal amenities include a well-equipped kitchen, a relaxing chill-out area, meditation classes, and rejuvenating sound baths, offering opportunities for relaxation and connection.
Designed to encourage a true connection with nature, the campsite features expansive grass pitches without electric hook-ups, ensuring an immersive outdoor experience. Solar-powered fairy lights gently illuminate pathways, guiding guests through the enchanting landscape. The owners have embraced a philosophy of rewilding, carefully nurturing the land to attract a variety of wildlife, allowing campers to observe visiting birds from their pitches.
Each camping pitch includes a rocket stove and picnic bench, inviting guests to enjoy al fresco meals under a star-filled sky. For rainy days, a communal field shelter within the meadow offers a covered dining space.
The barn houses a cosy chill-out room where guests can unwind, browse local information, relax with a selection of books, or simply enjoy the comfortable seating. The onsite chickens provide a delightful experience, offering guests the chance to collect fresh eggs. Additional experiences, including massages, meditation classes, reiki sessions, sound baths, and spoon-carving workshops, can be arranged upon request.
Beyond the campsite, the captivating landscapes of Dorset await exploration. The renowned Jurassic Coast is just a 15-minute drive away, while the charming seaside town of Lyme Regis can be reached within 30 minutes. The nearby market town of Bridport, only ten minutes away, offers a vibrant atmosphere with eclectic shops, enticing restaurants, and a bustling market.
Campfires are permitted exclusively in the communal fire pit or using the provided rocket stoves. BBQs must be elevated off the ground, and disposable BBQs are not allowed. To maintain a peaceful and harmonious environment for all visitors, Old Bidlake Farm is a dog-free site, ensuring a tranquil retreat immersed in nature.