Campsites that allow fires in Central England

Award-winning boho dog friendly campsite, for those looking to relax, unwind and get back to nature

Set in the beautiful Leicestershire countryside, camping pitches and a pair of luxury safari tents.

Adult only camping and touring site, five minutes to Bridgnorth. Set on pub grounds, serving food and local drinks.

Idyllic and luxurious yurt glamping with onsite hot tubs, BBQ hut, play area and more. Dogs welcome.

Award-winning glamping site. Choose from bell tents, a yurt, or a 1930s converted railway wagon with hot tub.

Luxury ensuite glamping pods and a vintage gypsy caravan with a fire pit, set in the Peak District. Adult only.

Wild camping set in a stunning location looking over the Peak District and fishing pools. Farm shop onsite.

Family friendly camping and quirky glamping, with a hobbit inspired hut, cabins and more. 30 minutes to Gloucester.

A scenic and well appointed, family-run campsite. Open all year round.

A luxurious and furnished shepherd's hut, set in a stunning position with fabulous views of the Peak District.

Bespoke ensuite shepherd's hut on a small, family-run farm in the heart of East Anglia's countryside.

High end luxury glamping safari lodges, nestled in the Chiltern Hills, by a stunning riverside town on the Thames.

Small, tranquil, family friendly campsite welcoming tents, glamping and a campervan. Open all year.

Luxury, family friendly ensuite safari tents with roll top baths. On a working farm with a games den and animals!

Holiday Park with lodges with hot tubs in 11 acres of woodland in the tranquil and idyllic Derbyshire countryside.

Secluded camping barn and one bunk barn set overlooking the Manifold Valley welcoming families and groups.

Peaceful, family friendly glamping retreat in three warm and cosy yurts. Hot tub available and games room onsite.

Peaceful, family friendly glamping in authentic tipis on a small working farm. BBQs allowed.

A rural countryside campsite with just 15 pitches and beautiful sunsets.

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