While many caravan sites in the UK are well-known and often booked up, hidden gems still exist — offering tranquillity, scenic beauty, and a personal touch. Here are ten lesser-known campsites ideal for those seeking peace, privacy, and charm.
- Cae Du Campsite, Snowdonia, Wales
Set on a coastal headland with spectacular sea views, this simple site is a haven for nature lovers. - Burnbake Campsite, Dorset
Tucked in a woodland near Corfe Castle, it offers peace, nature trails, and proximity to Studland beaches. - Beech Estate Campsite, East Sussex
Off-grid and nestled in ancient woodland, it provides a back-to-nature experience with space for small caravans. - Aberafon Campsite, Gwynedd, Wales
With direct beach access and Snowdonia’s mountains nearby, this coastal spot is perfect for peaceful getaways. - Wold Farm Caravan Site, East Yorkshire
A small, adults-only site on a working farm with views of Bempton Cliffs and great wildlife spotting. - Low Wray Campsite, Lake District
Though part of the National Trust, it remains a quieter alternative with lakeside pitches and canoe hire. - The Quiet Site, Ullswater, Cumbria
An eco-conscious, family-run site with stunning views and a quirky, sustainable ethos. - Ayres Rock Campsite, Orkney Islands
Remote and serene, this site offers breathtaking island views and wildlife encounters. - Swattesfield Campsite, Suffolk
Charming and rustic, surrounded by meadows and woods — ideal for unplugging and relaxing. - Foxholes Castle Camping, Shropshire
Near the Welsh border, this peaceful site offers expansive views and walking trails.
These campsites may be off the beaten path, but they offer authentic UK travel experiences. Be sure to check size limits and booking policies, as many are small and popular with return visitors.