10 of the best places to go camping in the UK
Lake District, Cumbria
Why go: Stunning lakes, rugged fells, and scenic trails.
Top site: Great Langdale Campsite
Best for: Hillwalking, wild swimming, and nature lovers.
Cornwall
Why go: Dramatic coastline, sandy beaches, and charming villages.
Top site: Trevedra Farm near Sennen
Best for: Surfing, beach camping, and sunsets.
Snowdonia National Park, Wales
Why go: Towering mountains, lush valleys, and adventure sports.
Top site: Gwern Gof Isaf Campsite
Best for: Mountain hiking, climbing, and stargazing.
New Forest, Hampshire
Why go: Ancient woodland, wild ponies, and bike-friendly trails.
Top site: Hollands Wood Campsite
Best for: Wildlife spotting and relaxed family camping.
Isle of Skye, Scotland
Why go: Dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and mystical landscapes.
Top site: Skye Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Best for: Off-grid adventures and photography.
Northumberland Coast
Why go: Empty beaches, castles, and dark skies.
Top site: Dunstan Hill Campsite
Best for: Tranquillity, history, and starry nights.
Pembrokeshire Coast, Wales
Why go: Coastal hikes, sea kayaking, and Blue Flag beaches.
Top site: Celtic Camping near St Davids
Best for: Coastal adventure and water sports.
Peak District
Why go: Rolling hills, moorland, and picturesque villages.
Top site: Upper Booth Campsite
Best for: Walkers, climbers, and weekend getaways.
Cairngorms National Park, Scotland
Why go: Remote wilderness, lochs, and ancient forests.
Top site: Glenmore Campsite
Best for: Family adventure and wildlife.
Llyn Peninsula, Wales
Why go: Untouched coastline, Welsh culture, and peaceful bays.
Top site: Aberafon Campsite
Best for: Relaxation and kayaking.
