Campfire campsites in England and Wales

A small and peaceful hideaway site with a handful of pitches, 25 minutes from Carmarthen. Campfires allowed.

Fully furnished shepherd's huts and spacious bell tents set in the High Weald AONB. Family friendly.

A quiet, hilltop site on a working farm in the Wye Valley, settled in the hear of the nearby AONB.

Tent camping and bunkhouse in Snowdonia, suited to people who want to escape and get back-to-basics. Quiet site.

Natural wild pitches or furnished yurts in a beautiful 13-acre woodland, with campfires and hot showers.

Peaceful farm camping and touring site with views over the Camel Estuary. Close by to beautiful Cornish beaches.

Well maintained camping and caravan park with fully serviced pitches, grass electric hook ups and glamping tents.

Family friendly camping and touring on a working farm with onsite animals and games rooms. 20 minutes from York.

The traditional camping experience perfect for those wanting to get away from it all on the Pembrokeshire Coast

A family friendly site set in the Llyn Peninsula, right by the beach and ideal for walkers on the coastal path.

Basic camping with stunning views, nestled above the Teign Valley on the edge of Dartmoor National Park.

A family and dog friendly working farm with panoramic views of the Flintshire countryside. Great for scenic walks.

Almost wild camping and glamping bothies in Dartmoor National Park with direct access to the Wray Valley Trail.

Off-grid almost wild camping with car free pitches. Dark skies site within the North Wessex Downs AONB.

Awesome views and tranquil dog friendly camping, touring and glamping on the Pembrokeshire Coast.

Small, family and dog friendly campsite set along the River Ash in the heart of Hertfordshire. Open all year!

Friendly site set in beautiful countryside in the Wye Valley, with fishing lakes on site.

Small and quiet, friendly and welcoming family-run site is ideally situated for those visiting Suffolk.

Family friendly camping and touring site in rural Northumberland just 20 minutes from Northumberland National Park.

Quiet and secluded 4.5 acre site in the charming village of Brant Broughton, described by visitors as a hidden gem.