Stockport campsites
Just outside Manchester's bustling city centre is Stockport. Stroll by the River Goyt at Woodbank Park and find a spot to tuck into your picnic before soaking up the Tudor history at Bramall Hall. Have a look at one of these Stockport campsites below.
10 Stockport campsites
The Forest Pod
Macclesfield, Cheshire (12.3 miles)
Peaceful ensuite pod in Macclesfield Forest, set by a charming pub and Ridgegate Reservoir. Dog friendly.
4.92 /5
Welltrough Hall Farm
Lower Withington, Macclesfield, Cheshire (14.3 miles)
Small adult only and dog friendly caravan site with glamping pods and glamping huts, all with hot tubs.
4.86 /5
Hayfield Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Hayfield, Derbyshire (10.1 miles)
Set at the foot of the Dark Peak area of the Peak District National Park, a dog friendly site ideal for walkers.
Crowden Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Crowden, Glossop, Derbyshire (12.6 miles)
In the heart of walking country, this site has incredible views of the Peak District National Park.
Red Oaks Farm
Bollington, Cheshire (8.6 miles)
Nestled in the Cheshire countryside, a self-sustaining log pod on a village farm just by the Peak District.
Hawthorne Caravan and Camping Campsite
Oldham, Lancashire (8.9 miles)
A conveniently located, year round site near Oldham and the Pennines, just opposite a beautiful nature reserve.
Well-i-Hole Farm Caravan and Camping
Greenfield, Oldham, Lancashire (10.2 miles)
Friendly, rural hideaway site on a working farm, ten minutes from the Peak District National Park. Dog friendly.
Capesthorne Hall Caravan Park
Siddington, Macclesfield, Cheshire (11.5 miles)
Dog friendly touring, set in the beautiful grounds of a stately home in the heart of Cheshire, close to the Peaks.
Hollybank Caravan Park
Rixton, Warrington, Cheshire (13.3 miles)
A family and dog friendly site with a large range of pitches in easy reach of Manchester.
Newfold Farm Campsite
Edale, Hope Valley, Derbyshire (14.9 miles)
Camping and touring site equipped with ready tents, plus glamping in bell tents at the foot of Grindslow Knoll.
