For those who love the great outdoors, camping in the UK offers an incredible variety of landscapes and experiences. From the rugged, untamed beauty of the far north to the sun-kissed coastal charms of the far south, Britain is a camper’s paradise.

Read on to discover our best British campsites in the far North and the far South!

 

Trewethett Farm campsite, Cornwall

Trewethett Farm is very spacious and offers views of beautiful Tintagel. You might want to enjoy the walk to Boscastle or even Bossiney Haven. The latter is a little beach with fabulous sunsets and you could even see a dolphin.

Open throughout from spring through to autumn. Find out more at caravanclub.co.uk

 

 

 

 
River Dart country park, Devon

With its comparatively mild climate, Devon is an evergreen favourite with campers. Dart Country Park has plenty to keep the kids busy with nature trails, streams that are big enough for swimming and pirate ships.

You can also find the Riverfield Kitchen nearby where you can pick up local organic products. Open for 6 months of the year, visit riverdart.co.uk to find out more. 

 

 

 

Cleadale, Isle of Eigg, the Hebrides

Cleadale offers raw and inspiring camping. You’ll be surrounded by nature with eagles, buzzards and some of the best views towards the Isle of Rum. This was even the location for JRR Tolkien to write some of The Lord of the Rings. Truly inspiring surroundings!

Stay in a yurt and admire the wonderful views! To investigate further visit eiggorganics.co.uk

 

 

 

Sustainability Centre, Hampshire

If you’re biking along the South Downs Way then this will make the perfect stop off. It’s wild camping but with basic facilities. You can even light a campfire and keep an eye out for owls, numbers are kept low in respect of the natural habitat.

Compost toilets, solar showers and recycling are part of the experience. Visit sustainability-centre.org to find out more!

 

 

 

Hillhead Caravan Club site, Devon

Set up for families, with a lovely sea view that will please everybody. In addition there is an outdoor pool that has scheduled adult only swim times.

There’s also a clubhouse that has a stage for evening entertainment. Popular with steam train lovers, it’s also possible to hire a boat to make your way up the river.

If this sounds like your cup of tea, visit caravanclub.co.uk for all information. 

 

 

A final note from us

Camping in the far north and far south of Britain offers a unique chance to connect with nature and experience the country’s most stunning and diverse landscapes. Find out about all our other suggested caravan and camping parks around the UK on our Camp Life section of the website. 

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