Farm caravan parks

Pitches tucked away in a quiet Cornish hamlet, with friendly farm animals and rural views. Fantastic local walks.

A dog friendly, back to basics site just by Praa Sands, for nostalgic and rustic proper camping and touring.

Certificated campsite in West Cornwall with grass pitches close to sandy beaches and cycling trails. Dog friendly.

This small Cornish family-run campsite is perfect for nature lovers. They even have their own foster farm animals.

Trethias is just a 5 minute walk to the nearest beach, Treyarnon Bay, which is dog friendly even during summer.

Family friendly campsite open all year surrounded by lush greenery and an arm's reach from Dartmoor National Park.

A unique campsite and glamping buses near Devon's heritage coastline with a games room, fishing and hot tub too!

Glamping and camping with an onsite farm shop and tearooms. Ideal for hen weekends, couples and families.

Just a walk from Mullion, stay in reach of the lovely Cornish Coast electric pitches or a static van pets welcome.

Peaceful family and dog friendly camping in rural Lincolnshire, with local woodland walks and cycle routes.

A rural site with a fishing lake, swimming pool and games room along the Devon - Cornwall border with dogs allowed.

A small, family run site on a farm, by the Cranborne Chase AONB and close to Blandford Forum. Dog friendly.

Back-to-basics touring and camping on Dartmoor, set on a working farm with a river. Ideal for Scout groups.

A peaceful, secluded camping and touring site on a working farm. Just 15 minutes from the sandy Charmouth beach!

A small, basic campsite nestled in the peaceful countryside, a ten minutes from the market town of Shaftesbury

Set on a busy working farm, this park is edging Dartmoor, with a restaurant and entertainment on site.

Peaceful, sheltered family campsite on a smallholding in a pretty Devon valley

A secluded and laid back, eco-friendly camping and glamping site in the beauty of the Dartmoor National Park.

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

A lively park in reach of The Wash and the Norfolk Coast with a fishing lake, ponies and clay pigeon shooting.