Where Can You Camp in Spring?

If you’re looking for a family friendly camping spot, Heathfield Farm Camping is a four star campsite on the outskirts of Freshwater village, set in a peaceful rural area that will spoil you with glorious sea and downland views. This secluded, rural spot has plenty of facilities including a playing field with its own BBQ area, a ferry booking service, great shower and toilet facilities, and electrical hook-ups. It’s close to local shops and beaches, as well as bus routes too. Plus, you can also take advantage of a breathtaking coastal walking area. This campsite opens just a little later, with bookings taken from the 28th April, meaning it can be a good option for those who fancy camping during the warmer side of spring (hopefully!).

 

Cornwall

Of course, for the best of British campsites, you can’t beat Cornwall. A fabulous location for laid back camping set with idyllic views, it’s the perfect place to pitch your tent. Cornwall is full of iconic attractions including the Eden Project and St. Michael’s Mount, plus over 300 beautiful beaches. Rated as some of the best beaches in the world, there’s plenty of variety, whether you’re looking for pebbles, golden sand, or turquoise waters. Whether you’re up for a spot of surfing or you’re looking for somewhere to enjoy a seaside walk with your four legged friend, there’s something for everyone. There’s also plenty of activities to enjoy on your trip too, such as the Easter at Eden event , which is great for family fun during the Easter break and includes plenty of indoor and outdoor activities, along with a springtime trail. Or, for something a little more relaxed, why not take a guided walk on Looe Island ? Available from early April, you can really embrace the arrival of spring by taking in the glorious flower displays, the largest breeding seabirds colony, and of course, the beautiful coastal views.

Where to Stay

If you’re looking to really embrace the camping experience this spring, Orchard Springs Campsite could just be the spot for you. Located in the heart of the county, this hideaway campsite is exclusively for tents, and houses only 30 pitches, making it a great choice for those who love their peace and quiet. Situated just a few miles away from the town of Bodmin, this campsite is also within easy access to the North and South Coasts, which you can reach in just under half an hour by car. There’s spacious pitches along with brand new luxurious facilities including hotel standard shower rooms along with a camper’s kitchen for anyone who isn’t a fan of camping with an electrical hookup. You can even enjoy freshly baked bread and pastries for breakfast, or buy fresh eggs, bacon and milk from the onsite if you feel like cooking that fry up! Open from early April, you’ll be able to enjoy a relaxing spring break in the countryside in this unique and laid back setting.

Alternatively, if you’re looking at getting your surf on, Dennis Cove Campsite in Padstow is within a 20 minute drive of some of the UK’s very best surfing beaches. Perfect for adventure lovers, you’ll enjoy a break packed with cycling, watersports and hiking, with breathtaking cycling routes, as well as action packed water sports at The Camel Estuary. There’s up to 100 pitches over 5 camping fields, and is a perfect location for you to pitch your tent or park your campervan. Open from Easter, it’s a great opportunity to embrace the start of spring!

The Peak District & Derbyshire

Spring is truly a time to embrace nature, so what better way to do so than a visit to the Peak District and Derbyshire? Known for its bustling market towns, picturesque villages and beautiful views, there’s so much to do. There’s year round events and activities, making it the perfect place for a jam packed holiday. Take part in the Great British Dog Walk at Carsington Water on the 28th March, which is a fantastic event for families and four legged friends. Organised by the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, this is a great activity to take part in during your trip. Take in the stunning countryside surroundings on the 13km route, and enjoy plenty of games, fundraising events, and even the chance to meet a few Hearing Dogs! Or, for foodie lovers, why not take a trip to the Great British Food Festival in May? You’ll discover delicious foods, ales, wines and spirits, all from over 80 local producers. Combined with live music and more, it’s a great opportunity for a foodie family day out.

Where to Stay

When it comes to camping locations, a popular choice is Laneside Caravan Park . Open from the beginning of March, this peaceful campsite suits both families and couples and is only a five minute walk from the gorgeous village of Hope in the Hope Valley. Running since the 1950s, this family owned site is perfect for a relaxing camping break. Catch a whole array of wildlife residing in the River Noe, take in the breathtaking views of the nearby walks and mountains, and even enjoy a pint of real ale in one of the country pubs in Hope village!

Alternatively, when it comes to camping in the Peak District, the award winning Beech Croft Farm is a great choice if you’re looking for a wonderful walking holiday. With a whole array of local walks to explore the Monsal Trail and Limestone Way, this is a fantastic choice for hikers and dog walkers. The campsite itself is dog friendly, with an exercise and wash area for your pooch too, so it’s a great option if you’re wanting to take your furry friend on holiday with you. With plenty of great facilities and a shop selling local produce, this wonderful campsite is open all year round.

Pembrokeshire

For those looking at camping in Wales, you’ll instantly fall in love with Pembrokeshire, where you can truly embrace the great outdoors. Famous for its breathtaking coastal views and beautiful beaches, there truly is something for everyone. Whether you’re a couple looking for romantic strolls along the beach or a family looking for plenty of fun, a camping trip to Pembrokeshire could be just the thing. Take a walk along one of the glorious 52 beaches, or explore the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and marvel in the stunning landscape! During the spring, the coast past is your best opportunity to spot migrating birds returning home and fall in love with the vibrant colours from the wild flowers.

Where to Stay

Perfect for a wonderful adventure, Pembrokeshire has a selection of great campsites available to provide the finishing touch to your break. Tretio Caravan and Camping Park is a popular family friendly site that’s only 1.5 miles from the beach, and around a 30 minute walk way from the Coastal path. Open from the beginning of March, the site has a total of 47 pitches that allow you to take in the beauty of Pembrokeshire’s coastal views, as well as a whole array of facilities including a children’s play area and Pitch & Putt course.

Another option is Hendre Eynon Caravan & Camping Site , which is located not only within easy reach of the Coastal Path, but also the Dowrog Common Nature Reserve. A great choice not only for family and walking holidays, this family run site is situated on a working dairy farm and has plenty of space for outdoor activities, or even just enjoying a breath of fresh air. Available for bookings December to December, you can enjoy a break on this picturesque campsite all year round, but when better to enjoy these amazing country views than during the springtime?

The New Forest & Hampshire

Finally, another location where you can settle down for some springtime camping is the New Forest and Hampshire. History lovers will marvel in the mysterious and romantic ancient landscape, with plenty of history and folklore attached. It’s a stunning spot for nature lovers too, with unique florals and free roaming wildlife. In addition to 193,000 acres of woodland, you can also explore over 40 miles of glorious, tranquil coastline! There’s plenty to discover when you visit the New Forest this spring, with sweet smelling flowers blooming in both Exbury and Furzey Gardens and fresh green walking trails. Whether you opt to hire a bike from one of the local cycle shops or zip up your walking boots, there’s so much to see.

Where to Stay

A popular choice among campers in the New Forest is Setthorns Caravan & Camping Site , a traditional and quiet site that will no doubt get you back into nature. While there are no showers or toilets, this allows you to fully immerse yourself in the camping experience (just make sure you bring your own chemical toilet!), and you can camp out in the company of free roaming ponies and deer in the peaceful atmosphere. Open all year round, this quaint campsite is your ticket to a picturesque nature filled break!

Alternatively, for those looking at spending some quality family time in the great outdoors, there’s Red Shoot Camping Park . Featuring in The Guardian’s list of top ten family friendly campsites and winning the Trip Advisor Award for Excellence five years in a row, this family run park will allow you to immerse yourself in nature, but just with the addition of toilets and hot showers, among other facilities! The campsite opens from early March and caters to families and couples only, so you can be rest assured of a relaxing break.

We hope this has got you inspired when it comes to your spring camping adventures! Wherever you head this season, you can guarantee that OLPRO has all of the camping essentials you’ll need for your trip. All you need to do is pitch your tent and start making some memories!

 

Written by Amy Jackson - Content Writer at My Favourite Voucher Codes - 27th February 2020