Sytche Caravan & Camping, Much Wenlock, Shropshire

Sytche Caravan & Camping, Much Wenlock, Shropshire

https://www.camping-directory.uk/2715

Sytche Caravan & Camping is a family-friendly site located in Shropshire, just a 10-minute walk from the historic town of Much Wenlock. Set within the beautiful Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the site provides an excellent base for exploring this scenic part of England.

The campsite offers around 40 pitches spread across terraces, with approximately 30 pitches providing electric hook-ups (10 or 16 amp). Facilities include a washing-up area, shower and toilet blocks, and a chemical waste disposal point. There is also an accessible toilet and shower, featuring a raised toilet and easy wheelchair access.

There are 15 pitches designated for tents, each around 30 feet in length, suitable for most large tents. Five of these pitches include electric hook-up, and smaller campervans are also welcome in the camping area. For groups of family and friends, the site aims to allocate pitches close together, with a designated area suitable for mixing tents and caravans. Early booking is recommended, particularly during weekends and holiday periods, as the site fills quickly. Small contained fires are permitted, and small rallies are welcome.

To maintain a peaceful atmosphere, guests are asked to keep noise to a minimum after 10pm, with no noise after 11pm.

Sytche Caravan & Camping is ideally situated for exploring Shropshire. For those seeking more active pursuits, The Edge Adventure Activity Centre is located nearby, offering a wide range of activities including junior quad biking, mountain boarding, sniper shooting, clay pigeon shooting, archery, Jacob’s ladder, team-building activities, axe throwing, and blindfold driving.

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IBEX Camping, Little Paxton, Cambridgeshire

IBEX Camping, Little Paxton, Cambridgeshire

https://www.camping-directory.uk/bus_more_info.php?id=552&bq=8

IBEX Camping is a family-run business with a genuine passion for camping and the outdoors. They offer a carefully selected range of tents, camping equipment, and outdoor gear, often inspired by their own family camping experiences. Their friendly and knowledgeable team is always happy to chat about camping, answer questions, and provide helpful advice to customers of all experience levels.

Committed to excellent customer service, IBEX Camping believes that repairing equipment is often better than replacing it. They are authorised stockists of Coleman® and Campingaz® spares and offer a specialist tent pole repair service, alongside a wide range of DIY repair products.

In addition, IBEX Camping provides a tent and camping equipment hire service, making it an ideal option for eco-conscious campers or those looking to try equipment before making a purchase. A variety of tents are available for hire, and a pitching service can also be arranged for added convenience.

The team at IBEX Camping takes pride in helping customers create their next camping adventure, offering both expertise and a personal touch.

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Bay View Farm Caravan & Camping, Croyde, North Devon, North Devon Heritage Coast

Bay View Farm Caravan & Camping, Croyde, North Devon, North Devon Heritage Coast

https://www.camping-directory.uk/440

Bay View Farm is the longest family-run campsite in Croyde Bay, offering a welcoming and relaxed environment for visitors to North Devon. Ideally situated just a short stroll from the coast, the park provides an excellent base for exploring the many stunning locations along the North Devon Heritage Coast.

The campsite is designed to offer a peaceful and enjoyable stay for couples and families looking to make the most of the surrounding area. In addition to traditional camping and caravanning, Bay View Farm also offers two well-appointed glamping pods. These pods can accommodate up to two adults and two children, providing a comfortable alternative for those who wish to experience camping without the need for a tent. Built in the UK using sustainably sourced wood, the pods offer added privacy and security, with double-glazed windows and doors, insulated walls, and flooring to ensure they remain warm in colder months and cool during the summer.

All guests have access to water points, and Wi-Fi is available across most areas of the site. Families are well catered for, with a dedicated children’s play area set safely away from roads. The play area includes swings, slides, and other equipment, allowing children to have fun while enjoying the beautiful surroundings.

Croyde itself is home to one of the best surfing beaches in Britain, attracting visitors of all ages. The beach is particularly popular with families, offering rock pools to explore as well as miles of scenic coastal and countryside walks.

For more information and rates, please visit their website.

Additional Information

Children are welcome.
Sorry, no pets or groups.
Wi-Fi/internet access is available.

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Couplands Caravans, Louth, Lincolnshire

Couplands Caravans, Louth, Lincolnshire

https://www.camping-directory.uk/bus_more_info.php?id=232&bq=6

Couplands Caravans in Lincolnshire brings over 50 years of knowledge and experience in the touring caravan industry. The company assists customers with both purchasing and selling new and used caravans, delivering a high level of commitment and customer service. Customers can buy with confidence and peace of mind, supported by the reputation of a trusted and established dealer.

New and Used Touring Caravans and Motorhomes

Couplands Caravans offers a wide range of new caravans from leading brands including Bessacarr, Coachman, and Swift (including Basecamp), as well as new motorhomes from Coachman, Swift Motorhomes, and Bailey. In addition, there is a large selection of quality used caravans and motorhomes available to suit a variety of budgets. The team’s dedication ensures customers receive reliable guidance and support throughout the buying process.

Accessories and Awnings

The on-site shop stocks an extensive and continually expanding range of accessories to meet the needs of both beginners and experienced caravanners. From essential items to luxury additions, all products are offered at competitive prices. A comprehensive selection of awnings is also available, suitable for a wide range of caravan sizes.

Repair Centre and Workshop

Couplands Caravans also features a specialist repair centre and on-site workshop, staffed by experienced engineers. They provide a full range of services, including routine maintenance, servicing, insurance repairs, and upgrades. Customers can be assured that all work is carried out to a consistently high standard.

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Boathouse Farm Camping, Isfield, Uckfield, East Sussex

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https://www.camping-directory.uk/3866

Boathouse Farm is a family-run, traditional mixed organic farm that has been in operation for over 40 years. Situated in the heart of Sussex and surrounded by scenic country trails and the breathtaking South Downs, it provides an idyllic setting for a peaceful escape. Camping at the farm remains one of Sussex’s best-kept secrets, where guests are free to pitch their tents wherever they choose, whether in open fields or close to the beautiful River Ouse. Visitors can spend their days wild swimming, fishing, paddle boarding, or simply relaxing and enjoying the tranquillity of the river and surrounding countryside.

The site caters exclusively to tents and small campervans and is equipped with flushing toilets, hot showers and washing-up facilities to ensure a comfortable stay. One of the standout features of Boathouse Farm is the generous space available, allowing guests plenty of room to spread out. Children of all ages can play freely without the usual crowds, and campers are not positioned closely together, offering a more relaxed and spacious experience.

Campfires are an essential part of the camping experience, and guests are welcome to bring their own or hire one of the on-site fire pits. Evenings can be spent wrapped in blankets, toasting marshmallows under the stars for a truly memorable stay.

A short walk along a footpath leads to The Anchor Inn, a popular local pub known for its delicious food and welcoming indoor and outdoor dining spaces. Campers can also enjoy breakfast rolls and coffee served daily. For a relaxing summer activity, rowing boats are available to hire from the pub, offering the chance to drift along the river. Within walking distance, guests will also find The Laughing Fish pub in Isfield village, as well as Isfield Farm Shop for local produce and essentials.

There is a wide range of attractions in the surrounding area, including the Bluebell Railway & Museum, National Trust - Bateman’s, Wilderness Wood, Urban Jump and Lewes Castle, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Groups are welcome by prior arrangement.
Open from the beginning of May to the end of August.
Rates start from £15 per adult per night and from £7.50 per child (over 5) per night.

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Breaks Fold Farm Campsite, West End, Harrogate, North Yorkshire

Breaks Fold Farm Campsite, West End, Harrogate, North Yorkshire

https://www.camping-directory.uk/2090

Breaks Fold Farm is an ideal base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales, Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Washburn Valley. Situated on the edge of the stunning Thruscross Reservoir, the farm offers excellent access to a wide range of local attractions and outdoor activities. As a traditional Yorkshire hill farm, it is home to sheep, cows, horses and hens, along with an abundance of local wildlife. Guests staying at this award-winning farm can fully immerse themselves in the breathtaking surroundings of West End and Thruscross Reservoir.

This small, family-run site is set in a beautiful rural location and welcomes tents and small campervans. Its non-commercial approach ensures a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere, where guests can unwind and enjoy the simplicity of nature. The owners are on hand to help when needed while respecting guests’ privacy, allowing for a truly restful stay. With tranquil surroundings and a genuine back-to-nature feel, Breaks Fold Farm provides the perfect escape from the stresses of modern life.

Camping
The site welcomes tents, tent boxes and small campervans, including short wheelbase VW campers with standard-sized drive-away awnings and trailer tents. Motorhomes and caravans are not accepted. Each booking includes one tent, one car and one toilet tent, with any additional items requiring separate bookings.

There are 20 basic grass tent pitches without electric hook-ups and 5 grass pitches with electric hook-up. There is no minimum stay requirement, although certain dates, such as bank holidays, may require a two or three-night minimum stay. Single-night bookings are available throughout the season, with check-in between 2 pm and 8 pm. Set within a quiet three-acre site, the location offers a peaceful rural environment with plenty of wildlife and farm animals.

Facilities include a toilet block with separate male and female toilets, along with a wet-room-style shower block featuring two male and two female private rooms, each equipped with a toilet, sink and shower. There is a chemical waste disposal point for green fluid only. Guests also have access to an information hut with three wash-up sinks, a shared fridge and freezer, and an indoor/outdoor washing-up area. A small children’s play area is available.

The site provides direct access to miles of off-road walking routes and is located on the 3 Dales Trail. Dogs are welcome for a small charge but must be kept on a lead at all times, with a maximum of two dogs per booking in the camping field. Barbecues are permitted if raised off the ground, while open fires are not allowed. Only fire pits and wood purchased on-site may be used, subject to weather conditions. The site is family-friendly, backpacker-friendly, Duke of Edinburgh pre-booked group-friendly and motorbike-friendly. Free basic WiFi is available on-site, although coverage may vary.

Shepherds Huts
Located in the CS field, each shepherd’s hut is positioned in its own private space, offering outstanding views across open fields, Thruscross Reservoir and the surrounding woodland of the Washburn Valley. Guests can relax on the hut’s balcony, take in the scenery and watch the animals roam, creating a peaceful and memorable retreat.

The Swaledale hut is decorated in fresh green tones and themed around Swaledale sheep, which are a key part of the farm and easily recognised by their distinctive black faces and curled horns.

The Herdwick hut features modern blue tones with a Herdwick sheep theme. Named after the farm’s own Herdwick sheep, often affectionately referred to as “Houdinis” due to their mischievous nature, these animals frequently graze nearby, adding character to the glamping experience.

Wensleydale is a slightly larger hut designed for longer stays. It includes a king-sized bed, a more spacious kitchen area and additional indoor space, making it ideal for extended visits. Named after the Wensleydale Longwool breed and the well-known Yorkshire dale, this hut also offers a later checkout time of 11 am for added convenience.

All huts are designed for up to two adults and provide a peaceful, pet-free and infant-free retreat.

The farm’s location near Thruscross Reservoir offers access to a variety of local attractions and outdoor activities. There are six reservoirs nearby with scenic walking routes, while attractions such as Lightwater Valley Theme Park and Bolton Abbey are within easy reach, providing something for everyone to enjoy.

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Crofts Barn, Epwell, Banbury, Oxfordshire

Crofts Barn, Epwell, Banbury, Oxfordshire

https://www.camping-directory.uk/3914

Crofts Barn is set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the edge of the Cotswolds, offering a peaceful retreat far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Surrounded by countryside, the site provides a strong sense of calm and tranquillity. It also carries a unique sense of history, having been used during World War II to accommodate servicemen from RAF Edgehill. Today, several original air raid shelters remain across the 30-acre property, adding to its character and heritage.

The site offers adult-only, fully serviced touring pitches within its five-pitch CL (Certificated Location), alongside additional tent pitches on a separate camping field. This allows guests to choose between a more structured touring experience or a relaxed, alfresco-style stay immersed in nature.

The CAMC members-only pitching area features five closely mown grass pitches, each separated by a beech hedge within a natural grassland setting. Every pitch includes a dedicated service point with water, a 16-amp electric hook-up (with 10kW per night included) and grey water disposal. The area is surrounded by well-maintained open grassland, creating a spacious and high-quality environment designed to provide a five-star experience. Complimentary WiFi is available, although connection strength may vary due to the rural location.

For those bringing tents or campervans, the designated camping field offers scenic spots such as Sunrising Hill, The Dingles and The View, ideal for guests who prefer a more traditional outdoor experience. The site provides a variety of pitch options, including space for up to 10 tents without electricity, which can also accommodate campervans. There is one grass pitch with electric hook-up suitable for tents or campers, one grass camper pitch with electricity, and three hardstanding pitches with electric hook-up.

General facilities on-site include a toilet and shower block (not wheelchair accessible), a dishwashing area, rubbish and recycling points, chemical and grey waste disposal areas, water points, and 16-amp electric hook-ups. Additional features include limited WiFi (depending on location), electric security gates, a communal fire pit, an on-site dog walking area, dog waste points and an information point for guests. Barbecues are permitted but must be kept off the ground at all times.

Epwell is ideally located for exploring a range of attractions in and around Banbury and the northern Cotswolds. Nearby highlights include Broughton Castle, a beautiful moated manor house rich in history, and Upton House and Gardens, known for its art collection and landscaped grounds. History enthusiasts can visit the Battle of Edgehill site, which offers scenic views alongside its historical significance. In Banbury, attractions such as Banbury Museum & Gallery and Tooley's Boatyard provide insight into the area’s heritage, while nearby National Trust properties including Farnborough Hall and Chastleton House offer charming architecture and peaceful countryside settings. The surrounding area is also ideal for walking and cycling, with rolling hills, traditional villages and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the natural beauty of the region.

Groups are welcome by arrangement.
Open from 1st April to 31st October.
Rates start from £30 per pitch per night for up to two adults.

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Plas yn Llangoed Campsite, Llangoed, Beaumaris, Anglesey

Plas yn Llangoed Campsite, Llangoed, Beaumaris, Anglesey

https://www.camping-directory.uk/3628

Plas yn Llangoed Campsite near Beaumaris offers a family-friendly camping experience in a peaceful setting. This small campsite in Anglesey enjoys fantastic views across the Menai Strait towards Snowdonia, making it an ideal choice for a tranquil getaway.

The site provides space for 11 tent pitches, 2 fixed bell tents, and 2 separate hardstanding campervan pitches, catering to a variety of camping preferences.

Onsite facilities include two LPG showers, three plumbed-in toilets, three hand and face wash sinks, and two dishwashing sinks. Guests are kindly asked to use eco-friendly toiletries and washing-up liquid during their stay.

There is also a well-equipped Campers Shack featuring gas hobs, a fridge/freezer, electricity points, USB charging points, and complimentary tea, instant coffee, and hot chocolate-making facilities, along with a kettle and gas stove. Guests can also enjoy a communal firepit, as well as an on-site café and shop serving pastries and coffee.

In addition, a ground floor flat within the mansion is available for holiday lets and can accommodate up to six people.

The nearby seaside town of Beaumaris is known for its charming Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian architecture, along with its attractive streets, cafés, pubs, independent shops, and restaurants. Visitors can explore Beaumaris Castle or take a stroll along Beaumaris Pier while enjoying the coastal views.

Local attractions include Beaumaris Gaol and Court, Beaumaris Courthouse Museum, the National Trust’s Penrhyn Castle and Garden, Garth Pier, and Seacoast Safaris offering Puffin Island boat trips.

For more information and rates, visitors are encouraged to check the campsite’s website. At least one person per pitch must be a member of the GCC, and group bookings are welcome by prior arrangement.

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