The perfect pitches for your 2022 holidays

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Sands Caravan & Camping (photo courtesy of Sands Caravan & Camping)

Minnows Touring Park (photo courtesy of Minnows Touring Park)

Waren Caravan Park (photo courtesy of Meadowhead Parks)

Elie Holiday Park (photo courtesy of Abbeyford Leisure)

Where will your adventures take you this season? With spring in the air and summer on its way, it’s time to get out and explore the beautiful regions of the UK with our selection of top campsites and touring parks

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Introduction
Southwest England
Southeast England
Northeast England
East of England
Scotland
Wales

Introduction

From the expansive and stunning coastlines of the southwest of England, to the rugged beauty of the Highlands of Scotland, there’s so much to see, do and discover.

Touring and camping holidays are more popular than ever, so we’ve taken the hard work out of choosing from the hundreds of campsites available by featuring a selection of those we recommend, below.

Take your pick from any of these fantastic sites and get ready for a year of super staycations...

Southwest England

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There’s a reason this region is so popular – a milder climate, expansive coastlines, World Heritage Sites and a multitude of attractions to keep you busy for a week or two. Cornwall is all about the coast, from quaint fishing villages to busy surf resorts.

Neighbouring Devon, with two national parks, is the perfect countryside retreat. Historic Bath and Glastonbury, along with dramatic Cheddar Gorge, are just some of Somerset’s delights, while Dorset’s Jurassic Coast is a haven for walkers and geologists.

Recommended campsites in the southwest

Beacon Cottage Farm, St Agnes, Cornwall
Tehidy Holiday Park, Redruth, Cornwall
Langstone Manor Holiday Park, Tavistock, Devon
Minnows Touring Park, Tiverton, Devon
Ulwell Holiday Park, Swanage, Dorset

Southeast England

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The southeast of England – a region where white cliffs stand tall along a dramatic coastline and the ancient wilderness of the New Forest calls to the intrepid explorer.

There’s plenty to see and do here – from the architectural grandeur of Oxford and the riverside beauty of Henley, to a ferry ride to the unique holiday destination of the Isle of Wight.

Recommended campsites in the southeast

Senlac Wood Caravan & Camping, Battle, East Sussex
The Hop Farm Campsite, Tonbridge, Kent
The Finches Caravan & Camping Park, Maidstone, Kent

Northeast England

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The northeast of England is a region rich in culture, historic sites, World Heritage Sites and dramatic landscapes. The coastline is wild and rugged, with dramatic castles towering over vast sandy beaches below.

Recommended campsite in the northeast

Waren Caravan Park, Bamburgh, Northumberland

East of England

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Messing about in boats on the Broads, birdwatching at world-famous nature reserves in Lincolnshire or Suffolk, or leaving footprints in the huge expanses of sand of Norfolk’s beaches – these are just some of the countless things to enjoy in the East of England.

There’s also the grand city of Cambridge with its magnificent architecture, the wide open skies of the Lincolnshire fenland landscape, and the beautiful scenery of Mersea Island.

Recommended campsite in the East of England

Fen Farm Caravan Site, Mersea Island, Essex

Scotland

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Home to some of the most epic scenery in the UK, nature certainly painted a stunning canvas with Scotland, where vast lochs, rugged mountain ranges and unspoilt coastlines are a sight to behold. With welcoming hospitality and breathtaking sights, Scotland certainly makes for a memorable holiday.

Recommended campsites in Scotland

Mortonhall Caravan & Camping Park, Edinburgh
St Monans Holiday Park, Fife
St Andrews Holiday Park, Fife
Elie Holiday Park, Fife
Sands Caravan & Camping, Highland
Belhaven Bay Caravan & Camping Park, East Lothian
Tantallon Caravan & Camping Park, East Lothian

Wales

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Whether you prefer a relaxing or an active holiday, beaches or mountains, historical or contemporary, you’ll find it all in Wales.

From beaches to castles, and the heights of Snowdon or the Brecon Beacons, Wales is a diverse landscape and a popular holiday destination.

Recommended campsite in Wales

Mellington Hall Caravan Park, Powys

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