The Best Open-All-Year Campsites

Gloucestershire

Tudor Caravan Park

Nestled between the River Severn and the Cotswolds, Tudor Caravan Park has a great location alongside the Gloucester-Sharpness ship canal. The campsite itself is easy to access and offers pitches set over two main touring fields: the Meadows, which is designed for families; and the Old Orchard, a more secluded area for adults only. Both areas are open all year. Hardstandings are available and the electric hook-ups are 16A.

Campsite facilities include a toilet and shower block with free hot showers, privacy cubicles, family shower rooms and a fully accessible bathroom, plus shaver points/hairdryer sockets. There is also a dishwashing area, a communal freezer and a battery recharging area. 
 

Gower

Pitton Cross Caravan & Camping Park

Explore Rhossili and Gower from Pitton Cross Caravan Park. The Button family have lived on Gower for over 300 years. They first opened the campsite in the 1960s and it is a quiet family park. Pitton Cross is only a mile from Rhossili Village and its beach, which is often voted “The Best Beach in the UK”. There is a large car park, a pub, a couple of cafés and a National Trust shop. In St Mary’s Church there is a memorial to Edgar Evans who was born in the village and went to the South Pole with Scott. 

The city of Swansea is only 16 miles away where you will find the National Waterfront Museum. The scenic coastline is within walking distance from your pitch. Ramsgrove Cove is good for rock pooling, Mewslade and Fall Bay for body boarding, buckets and spades and climbing. Rhossili Beach is ideal for climbing, surfing, walking and to see the Helvetia shipwreck.
 

Powys

Red Kite Touring Park

Positioned on a gently sloping, south-facing site with beautiful views across the valley, Red Kite is in an ideal location for exploring the Clywedog Reservoir, Hafren Forest and the Elan Valley, or further afield the Snowdonia National Park and the Brecon Beacons. The route to Llanidloes is only 20 minutes along a well-lit footpath and only 40 minutes' drive to beautiful coastal towns.

The campsite offers peace and tranquillity with superb views across the Welsh Valley and a warm, friendly welcome. Within the grounds of the park there are large dog walking areas, with a separate fenced off dog training area. There are nice walks from the park into town or along the River Clywedog, and the Severn Way skirts the park. 

Kent

The Finches Caravan & Camping Site

The Finches Caravan and Camping Site is situated in a prime location of Maidstone, Kent, just two miles from J8 of the M20. Whether you stay in a caravan, tent or glamping pod, you will find your stay to be relaxing and comfortable with all the amenities you could possibly need.
The Finches is an ideal base for visiting many of the attractions around Kent such as Leeds, Dover or Hever Castle, Chatham Historic Dockyard, the White Cliffs of Dover, Howletts Wild Animal Park and Port Lympne Reserve.
To enquire about availability, please call 01622 844388.

Dorset

Bagwell Farm Touring Park

A family-run campsite set in a quiet valley, within five miles of Weymouth’s sandy beach and bustling harbour. It is just a short walk to the South West Coast Path and the Fleet Lagoon on the Jurassic Coast. With a wide range of pitches available, including hardstanding super pitches with 16A electric, water and drainage points, it's the perfect base to explore the iconic landscape. 

The modern, heated facilities include bathrooms and a wet room and there's an on-site shop which stocks a large range of groceries and camping supplies. The Red Barn bar and takeaway is open at weekends during mid-season and nightly in high season.

Kent

Hop Farm Camping & Touring Park

Hop Farm Camping and Touring Park is an award-winning campsite, located in the heart of the Kent countryside, with 450 acres to enjoy and home to the world's largest collection of Victorian oast houses. With brand new, state-of-the-art shower and toilet facilities, 120 electric hook-ups and on-site drink and dine facilities, the campsite is the ideal destination for a relaxing and peaceful getaway.

Centrally located, it’s the ideal base to explore the many areas of Kent, whether down to the coast or in the countryside. The perfect family staycation.

Gwynedd

Islawrffordd Luxury Holiday Park

Located at the southern end of Snowdonia National Park, with direct access to the beach, plus swimming pool and fine dining restaurant. A main attraction is the coast, right next to the touring field. Here the dog-friendly sandy beach provides plenty of opportunity for walks and relaxation, with fantastic views to the Llŷn Peninsula to the north and towards Barmouth in the south. 

There’s a good choice of catering on the campsite with a coffee shop, fish and chips takeaway, Nineteen57 restaurant, and another coffee lounge beside the indoor swimming pool. Sanitary facilities are first rate – and new in summer 2020 were the ‘Cader Suites’ bathroom suites. These individual bathroom suites include a walk-in rainfall shower, sink and toilet, as well as toiletries and GHD hair dryer. 

Kent

Broadhembury Caravan & Camping Park

Set in the beautiful Kentish countryside, Broadhembury is just 20 minutes from the coast, 30 minutes from the cathedral city of Canterbury and 40 minutes from London by train. With an abundance of flat, level grass pitches, hardstanding and fully serviced pitches, with the choice of shade or no shade, electricity or not, Broadhembury is the perfect camping and touring destination whether you visit in a tent, caravan or motorhome. 

Alternatively, you may choose one of the luxurious and unique glamping pods. Or, a 'home from home' stay in one of the beautiful holiday homes. Book a pitch on the Family Park and have easy access to the children's playgrounds, sports field and well-equipped games room, or choose the adults-only Meadows Park.