Bath campsites
Bath's Roman heritage and superb Georgian architecture make it a must-see spot in the South West. A city lined with historic buildings paired with a chance to watch the steam rising from heated public baths, is not to be missed. Take a moment to get under the skin of Jane Austen, a Bath local, who has a dedicated visitors centre there and then lose yourself in a fancy cream tea. Bath campsites can bring the beauty of Somerset right to you.
28 Bath campsites
Great Ashley Farm
Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire
Luxury adult only ensuite shepherd's huts in a private woodland. Within 15 minutes of Bath and Bradford-on-Avon!
2 x Shepherd's Huts
Stowford Manor Farm
Trowbridge, Wiltshire
22 reviews
82%
would recommend
A riverside campsite on a family farm with the backdrop of a 15th century farmhouse, edging the Cotwolds and Bath.
Pitches: 20 x Grass Pitches With Optional Electric - Main Site, 20 x Non Electric Grass Pitches - Tagglemead
Tuckers Grave Inn and Campsite
Faulkland, Bath, Somerset
53 reviews
98%
would recommend
Camping alongside the oldest cider pub in Somerset welcoming families, couples, groups, solo travellers and dogs.
129 x Non Electric Grass Pitches
Boyd Valley Lake
Bitton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
39 reviews
67%
would recommend
A secluded base with a fishing lake, situated between Bath and Bristol.
Pitches: 30 x Non Electric Grass Touring Pitches, 40 x Non Electric Grass Pitches
Loves Hill Camping
Timsbury, Bath, Somerset
21 reviews
100%
would recommend
A pop-up, no fuss family campsite with a focus on environmentally friendly holidaying. 20 mins from Bath!
40 x Non Electric Grass Tent Pitches
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Littleton Retreat
Semington, Trowbridge, Wiltshire
37 reviews
100%
would recommend
Peaceful, dog friendly site with spacious grass pitches. Within 30 minutes of Bath and the Cotswolds!
Pitches: 5 x Electric Grass Touring Pitches, 23 x Non Electric Grass Pitches
Pop-up Outwest
West Ashton, Trowbridge, Wiltshire
11 reviews
100%
would recommend
Spacious grass pitches for tents on an organic family run farm, with views of the Westbury White Horse.
Pitches: 30 x Non Electric Grass Tent Pitches, 3 x Non Electric Grass Touring Pitches
Piccadilly Caravan Park
Chippenham, Wiltshire
177 reviews
96%
would recommend
A small, family-run park situated in the countryside, a ten minute walk from the National Trust village of Lacock.
Pitches: 20 x Optional Electric Hardstanding Pitches, 11 x Optional Electric Grass Pitches
Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park
Bishop Sutton, Bath, Somerset
18 reviews
100%
would recommend
Award winning, adult only touring park with manicured grounds and ponds. Dog friendly, just 20 minutes to Bath!
Pitches: 10 x Hardstanding Touring Pitches, 23 x Fully Serviced Hardstanding Touring Pitches
Butcombe New Woods
Butcombe, Bristol, Somerset
Exclusive-use, rural site on five acres of new woodland set in the Mendip Hills and 300m from Blagdon Lake.
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The Blackberries Camping Park
Monkton Farleigh, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire
Peaceful glamping and camping just outside Bath in the idyllic Cotswolds, with bell tents, glam pods and more.
Campwell Farm
Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire
Beautifully furnished bell tents close to Bath and the Kennet and Avon Canal where campfires complete your retreat.
Norwell View Farm Glamping
Norton St Philip, Bath, Somerset
Glamping just 15 minutes from Bath, with your own wood fired hot tub in idyllic surrounding views.
Campwell Woods
Marshfield, Gloucestershire
Bespoke and off grid yurts, cabins, roundhouses and more nestled in secret woodland with onsite lake and workshops.
Manor Farm
Upton Cheyney, Bristol, Gloucestershire
A proper farm campsite with bell tent glamping set between Bath and Bristol, with easy access to the Roman Baths.
Avon Valley Camping
Keynsham, Bristol, Somerset
Camp at one of the South West's best family visitor attractions, Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park!
Yellowtail Camping
Hilperton, Wiltshire
Rural and family friendly camping site on a working farm set just a 15 minute stroll from Kennet and Avon Canal.
Cam Bridge Camping
Temple Bridge, Bristol, Wiltshire
Secluded, off-grid campsite 30 minutes from Bristol and Bath and ten minutes from the Mendip Hills.
Camping in Nature at Vallis Veg
Frome, Somerset
Off-grid camping on a small farm with secluded pitches and fire pits. Just 15 minutes from Longleat.
Woodside Field Motorhome Park
Old Sodbury, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Quiet, adult-only touring site set in the countryside, 25 minutes from Bristol and 30 minutes from Bath.
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Things to do in Bath
The attractive city of Bath is no unsung hero, having been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the top destinations in Somerset. But the city can live up the hyper, and no visitor should leave without exploring the city's famous Roman Baths. Fed by natural springs, these baths are now an indulgent spa experience, so lie back and relax.
Culture seekers will find No. 1 Royal Crescent unmistakeable, an iconic half circle of period houses that stand proudly regal beside the Botanical Gardens. After strolling the crescent, a trip to the Fashion Museum brings alive the clothes of other eras and the Herschel Museum of Astronomy is nearby.
An obligatory next move is to browse the the Jane Austen Centre for clues about the famous author and then devour one of Sally Lunns’ Bath Buns over a novel.
Bath's superb architecture will also wow visitors, with particularly fine examples such as Bath’s Victorian Gothic Abbey. Follow that up with Pulteney Bridge, a Georgian beauty from 1774 speckled with little shops and the Grade 1 listed buildings of Bath Street.
When it comes to relaxation in beautiful surroundings, Bath's lovely gardens and parks know how to deliver. The Royal Victoria Park with its pretty Botanical Gardens, the 18th century Prior Park Landscape Gardens, Alexandra Park with its great views over the city, as well as the picturesque Parade Gardens all offer lovely settings for strolling or simply sitting and taking in the landscape.
Bath has enough cafes and restaurants to ruin any diet and these provide plenty of tempting refreshments.In particular, don’t miss Society Café for artisan sweet treats. This is also the ideal opportunity to indulge in the time-honoured tradition of taking afternoon tea, with lashings of clotted cream.
Venturing out beyond the city, sightseers can explore grand Dyrham Park’ baroque country house, Stourhead in Wiltshire or Westonbirt, the National Arboretum which offers 17 miles of trails and guided walks among trees from around the world.