Camper UK Leisure Park, Swinethorpe, Lincolnshire

Camper UK Leisure Park, Swinethorpe, Lincolnshire

https://www.camping-directory.uk/3525

Camper UK Leisure Park is set in the Lincolnshire countryside at Swinethorpe. Surrounded by open rural views and abundant birdlife, the site provides a peaceful setting for touring holidays, glamping breaks and self-catering stays.

The campsite has 28 pitches including 12 standard hardstanding pitches, eight large hardstanding pitches and eight grass pitches. Every pitch has an electric hook-up and its own water supply. Guests also have access to a well-appointed toilet and shower block which includes underfloor heating.

The cosy glamping pods sleep two people and overlook the newly landscaped pond. Each pod is furnished with a sofa bed, bistro set, mini fridge, kettle and heater for an alternative to traditional camping.

A selection of lodges and cottages is also available. The cottages sleep between two and four people and enjoy views across the lakes. Some properties have a private hot tub where guests can unwind during their stay.

Fishing enthusiasts can spend time beside the lake which is stocked with common carp and mirror carp. The surrounding countryside is also home to a wide variety of birdlife for those who enjoy birdwatching.

Days out nearby include Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln Castle, Belton House and Doddington Hall and Gardens. Visitors can also travel to the Lincolnshire coast to explore Natureland Seal Sanctuary in Skegness.

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Earswick Caravan Site, Earswick, York, North Yorkshire

Earswick Caravan Site, Earswick, York, North Yorkshire 

https://www.camping-directory.uk/3347

Earswick Caravan Site is located in Earswick on the outskirts of York in North Yorkshire. Children are welcome and the site is also pet friendly. Dogs must be kept on a lead.

Each pitch has an electric hook-up and an individual water supply. Meter card charges apply. Facilities include a shower and toilet block, chemical waste disposal, additional car parking and a dishwashing area. Guests also have access to hairdryers and coin-operated laundry facilities including a washing machine and dryer. TV reception is good and illuminated service bollards are provided.

The number 5 bus stops around 200 metres from the site for journeys into York. York railway station is four miles away and Poppleton railway station is five miles away. Several local taxi firms also serve the area.

York’s historic attractions are close by alongside a wide choice of pubs, bars and restaurants. Strensall is just 1.5 miles from the site and has several pubs and takeaways. Easy access to the A64 opens up day trips to the North Yorkshire coast, the North York Moors, Leeds and Harrogate.

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Ruthern Valley Holidays, Ruthernbridge, Bodmin, Cornwall

Ruthern Valley Holidays, Ruthernbridge, Bodmin, Cornwall

https://www.camping-directory.uk/3

Ruthern Valley Holidays in North Cornwall offers self-catering accommodation, touring pitches, camping and glamping close to the Camel Trail. Set in the Cornish countryside yet within easy reach of the coast, the site is open throughout the year.

Accommodation includes lodges, bungalows, glamping pods and a caravan alongside touring and camping pitches. A VW campervan is also available to hire for exploring more of Cornwall.

The Camel Trail and Saints Way are just minutes away. Cornwall’s popular destinations and family attractions are also nearby. Its central location makes Ruthern Valley Holidays a convenient choice for discovering the county.

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Brook Cottage Camping, Ballynahinch, County Down

Brook Cottage Camping, Ballynahinch, County Down 

https://www.camping-directory.uk/3882

Brook Cottage Camping is a peaceful and intimate spot set on a working farm amid the rolling drumlins of County Down. Just a 10-minute drive from Drumkeeragh Forest and around 30 minutes from Belfast, the site offers a quiet rural escape without being far from Northern Ireland’s main attractions. The nearby town of Ballynahinch is only 15 minutes away, with plenty of shops and dining options for all your essentials and meals out.

This small, family-friendly pop-up campsite features portable toilets and a designated washing-up area. Tucked away off a minor road, it benefits from very little traffic noise, allowing guests to enjoy the tranquillity of the countryside while still being well-placed for exploring the region.

Anglers will find several lakes within a 15-minute drive, ideal for a quiet day of fishing. For those who enjoy hiking, a scenic 20-minute drive through Dromara and Finnis leads to Slieve Croob, the source of the River Lagan, where panoramic views reward the effort of the climb. If you’re looking for indoor entertainment afterwards, Lisburn is just 25 minutes away and offers a swimming pool with water slides, a cinema and a bowling alley, perfect for families or rainy-day adventures.

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Ridge Farm Camping & Caravan Park, Ridge, Wareham, Dorset

Ridge Farm Camping & Caravan Park, Ridge, Wareham, Dorset

https://www.camping-directory.uk/1217

Ridge Farm is a friendly, family run site on a small farm located in Ridge, just outside of Wareham in Dorset. Our camping and caravanning park has a variety of level grassy pitches and good clean facilities.

We strive to maintain the quiet and tranquil atmosphere of the site so that our visitors can relax and enjoy their stay in this beautiful rural setting without the disturbance of club houses, bars and amusement areas.

The park makes an ideal base for walking, cycling, bird watching and quiet enjoyment of the lovely Purbeck countryside with its famous Jurassic coastline and stunning beaches.

The park is ideally situated for the beautiful Purbeck Hills, the Jurassic Coastline and the wonderful sandy beaches at Studland and Sandbanks. The attractions of Poole, Bournemouth, Swanage and The New Forest are all within easy reach.

Local attractions include the Arne RSPB and nature reserves, Purbeck Cycleway, Corfe Castle, Swanage Railway, Wareham Quay, Durdle Door, The Swanage Railway, Shell Bay Sailing Centre, Bovington Tank Museum, Monkey World, The Tutankhamun Exhibition, The Dinosaur Museum, Dorset County Museum, Brenscombe Outdoor Centre and Blue Pool.

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Burnbake, Corfe Castle, Wareham, Dorset

Burnbake, Corfe Castle, Wareham, Dorset 

https://www.camping-directory.uk/345

Nestled within 12 acres of peaceful woodland between Corfe Castle and Studland, Burnbake is the perfect base for exploring Dorset's breathtaking Jurassic Coast. Surrounded by nature yet within easy reach of some of Dorset's most iconic beaches, coastal walks and attractions, Burnbake offers the freedom to enjoy the great outdoors your way.

Whether you're looking for a traditional camping holiday, a glamping escape or a luxury lodge retreat, there's something for everyone. Our campsite welcomes tents, campervans and electric hook-up points available on a first-come, first-served basis.

For those seeking extra comfort, Burnbake is home to 22 luxury forest lodges, sleeping between four and six guests. Tucked amongst the trees, each lodge features a wood-burning stove, private terrace and bubbling hot tub, creating the perfect setting to relax after a day of adventure. We also offer a selection of dog-friendly lodges, so your four-legged family members can join the fun too.

For a glamping experience close to nature, choose from our fully equipped safari tents, sleeping four or six guests and thoughtfully designed with all the comforts of home. Alternatively, our 5 new bell tents offer a simple yet memorable way to enjoy the outdoors, complete with a double bed and additional sleeping space for families.

The well-stocked shop is open daily, with fresh bread, milk and pastries arriving each morning, alongside camping essentials, charcoal, Calor gas and firepit hire. When it's time to refuel, visit the on-site café, serving breakfast, hot and cold drinks, and evening meals throughout the season (check opening times).

Families will find plenty of space to spread out, with large open fields for games and outdoor fun, while groups, scout camps and events can take advantage of our additional seven-acre field available for hire.

Burnbake is a place where families can reconnect, dogs can roam woodland trails, and everyone can enjoy the simple pleasures of fresh air, adventure and time together. Children are always welcome, dogs are encouraged (on leads at all times), and groups can be accommodated by prior arrangement.

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Parc Pen Y Bryn Campsite, Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr, Corwen, Denbighshire

Parc Pen Y Bryn Campsite, Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr, Corwen, Denbighshire 

https://www.camping-directory.uk/3884

Parc Pen Y Bryn is a peaceful, rural campsite in North Wales, set not far from the boundary of Snowdonia National Park and right beside one of the region’s hidden gems, the Clocaenog Forest. This vast conifer woodland stretches across one hundred square kilometres and feels like a Welsh Narnia, with its towering trees, rolling heather moorland, winding trails, secret paths, cascading waterfalls and well-marked tracks ideal for family cycling or horse riding.

The campsite itself sits in a secluded and tranquil spot, surrounded by views of open countryside where grassy fields meet the sight of wind turbines turning slowly in the distance. With only a small number of hard-standing touring pitches spread out across a generous space, the atmosphere never feels crowded. Families, couples and even dogs can enjoy the freedom of roaming the grounds, while the neat hardstanding pitches ensure campervans and motorhomes of all kinds can settle in with ease.

Parc Pen Y Bryn is in an excellent location for exploring North Wales. The nearby Llyn Brenig reservoir offers a wide range of water-based adventures, including sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding and fishing, along with mountain biking and scenic walking trails. A short drive brings you to Betws-y-Coed, a pretty village known as a gateway to Snowdonia, where you can begin countless hikes or enjoy the local attractions. Equally close are the bustling town of Ruthin, with its deep history, independent shops, vibrant arts scene and fantastic dining and the town of Corwen, situated in the beautiful Dee Valley, an ideal place from which to explore more of the surrounding countryside.

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