Best Adults-Only Campsites In The UK for 2026

Powys

Daisy Bank Touring Caravan Park

Daisy Bank Caravan Park is a peaceful, adults-only retreat set in the rolling countryside between Bishop's Castle in Shropshire and Welshpool in Powys, Wales. This five-star, family-run campsite spans seven acres of beautifully landscaped grounds and offers a tranquil escape for those seeking relaxation and natural beauty.

Whether for a weekend break or an extended stay, Daisy Bank Caravan Park provides a high-quality, adults-only environment with excellent facilities and breathtaking surroundings – an ideal base for exploring rural Wales or simply unwinding in nature.

St Leonards

Back of Beyond Touring Park

Back of Beyond Touring and Camping Park is a peaceful, family-run campsite, just for adults, in a unique location on the Dorset/ Hampshire border. The location means that Hampshire and the New Forest, Bournemouth and the South Coast and Dorset county are all easily accessible from the campsite.

The campsite has 30 acres for touring and camping with woodland and lakes. There are 80 supersized electric pitches with areas for touring and separate camping sections. A dog-free wild camping area is also available in a beautiful woodland glade. Facilities include a newly upgraded shower and toilet block, a laundry room along with a freezer for ice blocks, washing-up facilities, waste points and a new hot water dog wash.

Tiverton

Minnows Touring Park

This campsite is exclusively for guests aged 14 years and over only. Minnows Touring Park is conveniently just half a mile from junction 27 of the M5 and north Devon link road. It features 59 hardstanding pitches, all with 16A electric hook-up. And 17 of the pitches are fully serviced with fresh water supply and grey water disposal. There is WiFi access from all pitches and modern facilities.

The campsite is set alongside the Grand Western Canal, great for walking, fishing and canoeing. You can also enjoy safe cycling on the National Cycle Route along the towpath. Shops, pubs, public transport and golf courses are all within walking distance.

Kingsbridge

Parkland Caravan Camping & Glamping Site

A traditional, warm Devon welcome awaits you at Parkland, a premier AA five-gold-pennant adults-only campsite. Open all year, the campsite is set within three acres of mature landscaped grounds backed by Devon hedgerows abundant with wildlife.

Standard, premier (private facilities) and deluxe extra-large pitches (private facilities) are available for touring and camping. All pitches are fully serviced with electric hook-up, water and drainage along with your own picnic bench. Parkland also offers a variety of glamping options, why not try a pod, cabin or shepherds hut? The campsite has high-quality modern amenities, including a licensed shop.

Set within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Parkland is an excellent base for exploring the stunning area. Explore the market town of Kingsbridge, historic Dartmouth, Totnes and of course Salcombe.

Dulverton

Exe Valley Caravan Site

In the heart of Exmoor National Park lies the award-winning Exe Valley Caravan Site. Nestling among a fold of trees, with the Mill House as its backdrop, it is beautiful, peaceful, clean, and happy. This adults-only campsite is set on four acres of well-kept grass and hardstandings. Each of the 50 pitches is either situated next to the River Exe or the gentle mill stream.

There are ample electric and and television hook-ups, an on-site shop for food, alcohol and camping accessories, heated toilet and shower facilities, and the WiFi is excellent. The area offers many pubs serving real ale and good food, whilst red deer, kingfishers and otters can be spotted from the campsite.

Hereford

Cuckoo's Corner

This is a small, adults-only campsite just three miles north of Hereford. There are 16 hardstanding pitches with electric hook-up, eight of which are 45 feet (14m) long for larger units. The campsite has showers and toilets, plus private shower rooms. Within easy reach of the campsite are pubs serving food and a fish and chip shop. A bus stop is adjacent, which makes getting into the city of Hereford easy.

The nearby River Wye offers fishing or you can take to the water in a canoe or kayak. Other leisure options include a choice of walks, or cycling, in the local area, and Hereford Racecourse is five minutes away. You can also visit Hay-on-Wye, renowned for its many bookshops – there are over 20!

Note this campsite is accessed directly off the main road but sat-navs may mistakenly direct you down a side road that shares the same postcode.

Shrewsbury

Beaconsfield Holiday Park

Nestled in the scenic countryside of Shropshire, this holiday park is exclusively for guests aged 18 and over, offering the perfect retreat for a peaceful escape throughout the year.

Just two miles from the historic town of Shrewsbury, the campsite features a range of pitches, from spacious grassy spots to fully serviced hardstandings, all set within beautifully landscaped grounds. Guests can enjoy dining at The Croft Bar & Restaurant, try their hand at coarse fishing in the on-site lakes, or unwind in the indoor pool and steam room.

For those who love the outdoors, the Shropshire Way passes close by, and bikes are available to hire for exploring the surrounding area.

Market Deeping

Keal Lodge Caravan Park

The rural location of this 11-pitch adults-only campsite, a few minutes’ walk from the village (with pubs, restaurants, shops and riverbank walks), makes it ideal for relaxing, tranquil breaks. Pitches are fully serviced with free WiFi.

There is a large exercise paddock for dogs. For those with motorhomes a bus service and car hire are available nearby for when you want to explore off the campsite. Keal Lodge is set where flat land meets rolling countryside, ideal for walking and cycling.

Macclesfield

Welltrough Hall Farm Caravan and Glamping Site

Welltrough Hall Farm is located on a 270-acre working farm with a signposted walk around the fields. The site has two parts – one is a five-pitch (all hardstanding) CL, open to members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club only. The other area consists of a further 18 hardstanding fully serviced pitches and four grass pitches, that are open to anyone.

Visible from the campsite, and only two miles away, is Jodrell Bank Observatory, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s home to the UK’s largest radio telescope. If you’re after the bright lights of the city, you have Manchester, Stoke-on Trent and Chester within a 30-mile radius. A 30-minute drive and you can be in the Peak District National Park.