The Camping Directory
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.
Tuesday, 23 June 2026
Fishguard Bay Resort, Garn Gelli, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire
Zoar Campsite, St Keverne, Helston, Cornwall
Zoar Campsite is a small and friendly family-run campsite set in the beautiful countryside of Cornwall’s dramatic Lizard Peninsula.
The site is quiet and peaceful, making it a perfect place to unwind. At night, the dark skies create excellent stargazing opportunities beside your own campfire. With plenty of open space, the campsite is also well suited to children and pets.
The location is ideal for exploring this part of Cornwall, with award-winning beaches, coves, fishing harbours, villages and local attractions only a short drive away.
Places to visit in and around St Keverne include Coverack, Porthallow, Porthoustock, Roskilly’s, Kennack Sands and the South West Coast Path, making the area well suited to walkers, beach days and coastal exploring.
Tucker's Grave Inn & Campsite, Faulkland, Radstock, Bath, Somerset
You can enjoy a bit of live entertainment most weekends whilst staying with us. Our barn events are perfect for dancing the night away. Unleash your inner dance superstar and rock out into the evening. We also have a fantastic skittle alley, offering the ultimate battleground to demonstrate your skills.
Onsite we have an inn which is a 200 year old cider house, 1 of only 6 left in the country, is on the National inventory of historic interiors & has hardly changed since WW1. It offers a variety of real ale and cider. From Butcome original to Thatcher Ceddar Valley, we have something for everyone.
Lots of cycling and walking routes are available in the local area, including the The Colliers Way which is part of Route 24 of the National Cycle Network. The route follows the old Somerset & Dorset Railway line and also the former Great Western line.
Local attractions include:
Longleat.
Cheddar Gorge.
Wookey Hole.
Bradford on Avon.
Wells Cathedral.
Glastonbury Tor.
Stonehenge.
Friday, 19 June 2026
Fenland Camping and Caravan Park, Wimblington, Cambridgeshire
Fenland Camping and Caravan Park is a quiet and secluded site situated at Wimblington in Cambridgeshire. Our family-friendly site is great for small children and offers a truly relaxing environment.
Our campsite takes pride in offering spotlessly clean loos and showers, plus washing and drying facilities. We also have a dedicated washing up area and a fully insulated and heated conservatory which contains local area information, comfy seating and a small library to browse.
Nearby you can visit The Golden Lion, a country pub and restaurant brimming with character which offers hearty food and good drink. Great attractions to visit in the area include:
Skylark Maize Maze and Funyard.
Ramsey Rural Museum.
Lakeside Lodge Golf and Bowling.
Ely Cathedral.
Thorney Heritage Museum.
Thursday, 18 June 2026
Mill Valley, Wadebridge, Cornwall
We offer off-grid glamping in our simple, hand-crafted spaces. All our yurts share the land around them, surrounded by woodland to explore. You can often catch a glimpse of otters, kingfishers and hunting owls. A communal outdoor kitchen offers lots of cooking space, including a fridge/freezer and electric for charging phones etc.
There are 3 wood-fired showers across the site, shared between all the spaces, plus a shared wood fire bath in a private cabin. Onsite we have an honesty shop that opens twice a day (morning and evening) that sells wood, kindling, firelighters etc.
Padstow Harbour.
Prideaux Place.
Harbour Cove
Stepper Point.
The Eden Project.
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Setmabanning Caravan Park, Threlkeld, Keswick, Cumbria
Keswick town is close by and includes shops, restaurants, outdoor activities and attractions. Some ideas for places to visit include:
Castlerigg Stone Circle.
Derwent Pencil Museum.
Puzzling Place.
Derwentwater.
Woodlands Caravan Park, Devils Bridge, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion
Woodlands Caravan Park offers camping, touring and glamping facilities in the village of Devils Bridge. Located in stunning scenery near Aberystwyth, we are perfect for an idyllic break in Ceredigion.
Our family-run park is divided into two sections, the lower and the top. All the caravans are surrounded by areas of grass or based in small private terraces. All the pitches are large and serviced by a tarmac road.
For camping and touring, pitches can be chosen with or without electric. You can also choose between grass or hard-standing pitches. TV aerial points are available for some pitches and there is parking next to the pitch. Throughout the site there are picnic benches, great for a coffee in the morning sun.
There is one camping pod available, providing the perfect alternative to the traditional camping experience. The pod comes with a covered porch area and lockable glazed double doors. Inside, there are 3 single beds or 2 singles that convert into a double.
We are in an ideal position for enjoying a wealth of attractions in the area, including birdwatching, fishing, walking, cycling and mountain biking. Every 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month there is a market in Aberystwyth to enjoy. Attractions to visit include:
Hafod Estate.
Aberystwyth Marina.
Amgueddfa Ceredigion Museum.
Vale of Rheidol Railway.
Aberystwyth Arts Centre.

















