Welcome back to ‘Roam at Home.’ I have come across some seriously stunning campsites and I bet you never knew they existed! Have you ever heard of the National Trust? If you have heard of them then I bet you did not know that they offered campsites of their very own, and well… They are absolutely stunning!
The national trust have some of the most amazing holiday outlets across the country and some in seriously remote locations. I have been lucky enough to try a few in our stunning AONB (Areas Of Natural Beauty) across the UK. Honestly you may be missing out. Waking up of a morning and unzipping you tent to the site of mountains, rivers, lakes and forests Is just something else. If you are fed up of holiday parks and farm sites then you have come to the right place.
I am about to show you some of my favourite stunning campsites you never knew existed below! Feel free to check them out and I have even dropped links directly to the booking pages.
Wasdale – Lake District
Nestled in the heart of the Lake District, Wasdale Campsite offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in breathtaking scenery. Choose from tents, camper-vans, pods, or cozy bell tents for your comfortable home base.
This campsite boasts its proximity to Wastwater, England’s deepest lake, and Scafell Pike, the country’s highest mountain. Feeling adventurous?
Challenge yourself on nearby bike trails or conquer Scafell Pike’s peak.
Wasdale prioritizes tranquility, with a maximum of four adults per booking and restrictions on caravans. Amenities include electric hook-up, laundry facilities, a shop, showers, toilets, and a washing-up area.
Beyond the campsite, enjoy activities like rock climbing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and cycling. Let Wasdale Campsite be your gateway to an unforgettable Lake District adventure.
Hafod y Llan – Wales
Buried in the valleys, Snowdonia, Wales, Hafod y Llan Campsite offers a simple, family-oriented escape. Pitch your tent or campervan and enjoy facilities like hot showers, toilets, campfires, a tumble dryer, and a small car park.
Right next to the Cwm Llan river, the campsite boasts direct access to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Wales’ highest peak, via the Watkin Path.
Explore the surrounding area brimming with waterfalls, wooded valleys, and charming villages.
Whether you’re conquering Snowdon or picnicking by the river, Hafod y Llan promises a memorable adventure.
Teneriffe Farm – Cornwall
Unwind at Teneriffe Farm Campsite, Cornwall. Pitch your tent, campervan, or motorhome on spacious green fields boasting stunning sea views. Explore the South West Coast Path, a mere ten-minute walk away, or relax on nearby coves and beaches.
This family-friendly campsite offers BBQs, electric hook-ups, a play area, showers, toilets, laundry facilities, and a washing-up area. Choose from electric or non-electric grass pitches for your perfect setup.
Teneriffe Farm actively supports the National Trust’s conservation efforts, contributing to the protection of rare species in the area. Enjoy a relaxing coastal getaway while supporting a worthy cause!
Brownsea Island – Brownsea
Embrace a one-of-a-kind camping adventure on Brownsea Island, a wildlife haven off the Dorset coast.
Choose from traditional camping, adventurous pitches, or cozy bell tents. Scout and Guide groups can utilize dedicated group camping areas.
This island escape offers basic amenities like showers, toilets, drinking water, cooking facilities, and a shop. Immerse yourself in the island’s natural beauty, exploring its lagoon, lakes, reedbeds, beaches, and the diverse wildlife that calls it home.
Brownsea Island Campsite promises an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts.
Upper Booth – Derbyshire
Escape to Upper Booth Farm Campsite, a haven of traditional camping in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Pitch your tent or campervan amidst rolling hills and breathtaking views, perfect for family adventures.
Choose your ideal spot from a variety of pitches, or opt for the unique camping barn sleeping up to eight.
Open from March to November, the campsite provides essential amenities like showers, toilets, a washing-up area, and a shop to ensure a comfortable stay.
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Peak District, with endless walking trails right at your doorstep. Upper Booth Farm promises a taste of classic camping in a stunning location.
