Top 10 caravan holiday destinations – as chosen by you

Southwest Scotland’s Dumfries and Galloway is filled with coastal beauty and rich countryside scenery. With lochs, forests and the nearby Galloway Hills, it is a hybrid between ultimate peacefulness and adventure. The region is also steeped in history, from Robert Burns connections to ancient castles and seascapes.

Nestled on the shores of Wigtown Bay, Auchenlarie Holiday Park has been a long-standing favourite, offering direct access to a secluded beach. Touring pitches are varied – some overlook the Solway Firth, while others sit beside a stream or face distant hills. Visitors can appreciate on-site comforts, which include a heated indoor pool, gym, sauna, restaurant and children’s play areas. The campsite is perfectly placed for day trips into Galloway Forest Park or the artist-filled town of Kirkcudbright.

Gatehouse of Fleet, Castle Douglas, Dumfries & Galloway DG7 2EX

Cornwall continues to be one of the UK’s most treasured regions for a classic seaside break. St Ives, with its artistic spirit, sheltered beaches and clear waters, is a standout destination – and Hayle makes for a quieter but equally scenic base.

St Ives Bay Beach Resort lies right on a three-mile stretch of sandy beach, offering uninterrupted sea views and plenty of fresh air. The campsite features indoor and outdoor pools, a beach café, entertainment and pitch options suitable for tourers. The proximity to the beach makes it a go-to spot for walkers and families.

73 Loggans Road, Upton Towans, Hayle, Cornwall TR27 5BH

Down the coast, near the fishing village of Mevagissey, sits Pentewan Sands, a five-star campsite that blends beachfront access with a full suite of comforts. Set on a private beach and with over 400 touring pitches, the campsite combines natural beauty with accessibility.

On site, you can also find indoor pools, restaurants, a sauna and EV charging. Whether you’re cycling local trails or unwinding on the beach, Pentewan Sands offers a coastal escape with all the trimmings.

Pentewan, Mevagissey, Cornwall PL26 6BT

Near Paignton, Widdicombe Farm offers something a little different: tranquillity. 

This adults-only campsite provides easy access, no narrow lanes and a warm welcome from its family-run team.

Visitors praise the spotless facilities, level pitches and relaxed atmosphere. There’s also a bar with evening entertainment, alongside a restaurant which serves home-made specials – plus for those exploring local towns such as Torquay or Brixham, there is local bus access.

The Ring Road (A380), Marldon, Paignton, Devon TQ3 1ST

Just outside the historic town of Shrewsbury, Beaconsfield Holiday Park is set in the countryside and offers a quiet adults-only escape. Open year-round, it features grass and hardstanding pitches, fishing pools and an indoor pool and steam room for post-hike relaxation.

The newly renovated on-site bar and restaurant, The Croft, provides a welcoming setting, while nearby trails like the Shropshire Way invite guests to explore, either by foot or bike.

Upper Battlefield, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY4 4BE

Tucked away on Suffolk’s Heritage Coast, near the riverside town of Woodbridge, Run Cottage Touring Park is the definition of peace and quiet. Set within 4.5 acres of parkland, this small, adults-only campsite is ideal for couples and solo adventurers seeking a slower pace.

With just 45 touring pitches, the campsite incorporates a laid-back feel. A large pond, open farmland views and the presence of native wildlife make it feel like a nature retreat. Facilities are also very modern and the attention to detail is evident: from clean individual wet rooms to a well-maintained dog exercise area.

Alderton Road, Hollesley, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 3RQ

A short distance from the Jurassic Coast and just five miles from Weymouth’s beach, Bagwell Farm is perfectly placed for exploring Dorset’s iconic coastline. The campsite is set in a peaceful valley, ideal for walkers heading towards the South West Coast Path or visiting the nearby Fleet Lagoon.

This all-year-round campsite is equipped with extensive pitches, a daily shop and the Red Barn bar and grill, which is busiest during weekends and high season. It strikes a balance between homely charm and modern convenience, making it a reliable base for coastal adventure or countryside strolls.

Chickerell, Weymouth, Dorset DT3 4EA

There are few locations which blend countryside tranquillity with city access quite like Swiss Farm. Located on the edge of Henley-on-Thames – a town famed for its riverside walks and Georgian architecture – this five-star campsite is both scenic and strategic.

Pitches are well maintained, with tree-lined boundaries offering privacy and shade. On site, there’s a café with home-cooked meals, a seasonal heated outdoor pool and even a fishing lake. Whether you’re day-tripping to Windsor or hopping on a train to London, Swiss Farm gives you the best of both rural and urban Britain.

Marlow Road, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9 2HY

Set in the heart of the Dee Valley near Wrexham, Plassey Holiday Park blends Welsh countryside charm with modern on-site facilities. What began as a dairy farm has evolved into a 250-acre destination with a retail village, golf course and landscaped pitches.

Each of the 60 hardstanding pitches offers full services, where guests can enjoy everything from heated pools and a children’s playground to nature trails and an on-site restaurant. Its location also makes it ideal for visiting Snowdonia, the North Wales coast or historic Chester.

Eyton, Wrexham, North Wales LL13 0SP

Finalising the list is Stanwix Park, situated along the Solway Coast in Cumbria – a National Landscape (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Just minutes from the Victorian seaside town of Silloth, the campsite combines a peaceful experience with a full holiday centre vibe.

There’s no shortage of things to do: a spa area, pools, ten-pin bowling, family cabaret, adults-only bars, arcades and much more. With touring pitches and pet-friendly policies, Stanwix Park is a lively and well-managed campsite suited for families and couples.

Greenrow, Silloth, Cumbria CA7 4HH

According to Premier Parks data, these top 10 sites highlight the places you’re most drawn to – and it’s easy to see why. They showcase the diverse experiences caravan holidays in the UK can offer, whether you're seeking a peaceful woodland retreat, a relaxing coastal getaway, or a well-located base with easy rail access to nearby cities. So no matter what kind of holiday you prefer, there’s something on this list for everyone.