Waterside campsites in South West England

Hereford Rowing Club is a green field site in the heart of Herefordshire just a short walk from Hereford centre.

Glamping in five luxury bell tents ideal for couples and families. Nestled on the edge of Exmoor National Park.

Stylish bell tent glamping on a 400m2 pitch with space for additional tent camping, surrounded by the River Stour.

Glamping with private bathrooms, communal kitchens, a play area and groups welcome. 30 minutes from Glastonbury!

A spacious, well laid out park with a top range of watersports in an on-site lake. Dog friendly with a bar on site.

Set on the River Avon, with onsite crazy golf and paddle boarding, just five minutes from Stratford-upon-Avon.

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

Peaceful, family and dog friendly tent, caravan and motorhome club site. Non members welcome.

A fishery with electric camping/touring pitches, lodges and stylish Canadian log cabins - all with lake views.

Family friendly holiday park for tents and tourers with onsite swimming pool and ten minute walk to the beach.

Rural camping at its best, just a short walk from the lovely and historic town of Tewkesbury.

A family run park with river access for canoeing and fishing. Set by the Thames and in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Almost wild camping in Dartmoor National Park with direct access to the Wray Valley Trail. Campfires allowed.

Year round glamping in a gypsy caravan set in the orchard of a National Trust pub, by the Cotswolds.

A spacious touring park with two private lakes. Just a ten minute walk to Ross on Wye.

Luxury year round glamping site in South Devon's beautiful woodland with 22 modern yurts with campfires.

Family run, quiet touring park with lakeside pitches set a stone's throw from Uphill Beach. Dog friendly.

A quiet farm touring and camping park, peacefully located close a beach and Weston Super Mare. Cafe on site.

A secluded, hidden valley campsite in the Centre of Exmoor National Park on a 500 acre working farm.

A peaceful small site offering access to all of Devon and Cornwall, nestled by the banks of a local river.