Camping And Caravanning Club Sites To Visit This Year

Our partners The Camping and Caravanning Club have over 2000 sites around the UK, each with something unique to offer. We've selected just 10 of their sites from across the country to inspire your next camping adventure, and asked our friends at the Club to tell us what makes each site special.

Neatly pitched between city and countryside, our Hertford Club Site offers a fantastic base from which to explore this glorious Home County. The historic town of Hertford is an easy one-mile walk, offering plenty of shops, restaurants and galleries, whilst the bright lights of London are just 20 miles away - perfect for day-trippers. It's a large yet pleasantly quiet site with many secluded pitches bordered by trees. The site is well laid out with excellent facilities including washing machines and dryers, a dish washing area, an outdoor play area and a dog walk. For glamping enthusiasts, we have a number of spacious Ready Camp tents for a luxury stopover.

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Our picturesque Kingsbury Water Park Club Site sits nextdoor to the 600-acre park itself, offering wonderful watery fun across 15 lakes in the form of canoeing, sailing, fishing and rafting. Visitors can spot birds and wildlife, hire a bike or simply enjoy fantastic lakeside walks, whilst younger guests will love the play areas, miniature railway, and nearby Broomey Croft Children's Farm. The Club Site is home to Ready Camp glamping tents and comes well-prepped for outdoor adventures with a modern amenity block (complete with underfloor heating), a family shower room, toilets, and laundry facilities.

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Located on the banks of the Great Ouse within walking distance of the historic town, St Neots Club Site occupies a tranquil spot in rural Cambridgeshire. Relax in a picturesque riverside pitch where you can walk, cycle or fish to your heart's content. The site is well-appointed with good amenities including showers, toilets, a parent and baby room and laundry facilities. Walk along the river to St Neots for shops, markets and restaurants, explore the region's nature reserves, or drive into Cambridge for a full day of heritage, sightseeing and punting!

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Just a couple of miles from the bustling seaside resort of Cromer, our West Runton Club Site is perfectly placed for a fun family beach break. Surrounded by mature trees, this superb site has spacious pitches and Ready Camp glamping tents, and is served by comfortable amenities including showers, toilets, laundry facilities and washing up areas. There's also a play area and space for ball games. Walk to West Runton to enjoy its sandy beach and rock pools, or head to Blakeney Point to explore the nature reserve and spot seals from a wildlife boat trip.

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Discover Northumberland’s magnificent ‘castle coast’ from Dunstan Hill Club Site. The area is peppered with forts and historic ruins that tell many a grisly tale, yet it's hard to imagine its turbulent past as you enjoy its scenic walks, woodland trails and sandy beaches. On-site you'll find spacious, mainly level pitches bordered by trees, with modern facilities including showers, laundry facilities, a washing up area and a children's playground with a dedicated area for ball games.

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Deep in the heart of rural Wiltshire, Devizes Club Site sits alongside the Avon and Kennet Canal in a tranquil spot that's perfect for walking and cycling. The site is beautifully kept with excellent facilities including toilets, showers, laundry and dishwashing areas, a children's playground and space for ball games. Ready Camp glamping is here too. Walk to the historic market town of Devizes along the towpath, passing the Caen Hill flight of 29 locks, and visit Wadworth's celebrated brewery where the brewer's dray is still drawn by magnificent Shire Horses.

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Holidaymakers tend to sail past Canterbury on their way to France - but savvy campers stay a while to explore the historic city. A World Heritage Site, Canterbury is packed to the rafters with incredible sights including the famous cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey and St Martin's Church, whilst Kent itself lives up to its 'Garden of England' billing. Just a couple of miles outside the city, our campsite is sheltered and beautifully maintained with a modern toilet and shower block, washing up facilities and a children's play area. Ready Camp is here too - perfect for a luxury, fuss-free stay.

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Scarborough Club Site is a short cliff-top walk from the beach, making it the perfect place to enjoy Yorkshire's Heritage Coast. Scarborough is a much-loved family resort with sandy beaches, amusements and fantastic attractions including a castle, water parks and a SEA LIFE aquarium. Dust off the sand back at our well-equipped campsite - a huge site with facility blocks, shower rooms, laundry facilities, play areas, an on-site shop and a fish and chips takeaway. If you fancy a luxury camping experience, try our Ready Camp glamping tents.

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Surrounded by rivers, lakes and mountains, Bala Club Site is the ultimate outdoor playground. It's a fantastic little site with a good range of facilities including toilets, showers, and a small play area. Why not upgrade your experience by checking into a Ready Camp glamping tent? Snuggle down on the edge of Snowdonia National Park and wake up to soul-stirring scenery, before exploring spectacular hiking and cycling trails. Nearby Bala Lake is great for watersports, or you can take a more leisurely approach with a memorable journey on one of the region's magnificent steam railway lines.

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What could be more memorable than pitching up in the grounds of a clifftop castle? Located on Scotland's beautiful South Ayrshire coast, our Culzean Castle Club Site is a spectacular spot with amazing sea and island views. The site itself is well-equipped with good facilities for campers including showers, toilets, a washing up area and a children's playground. If you don’t fancy camping, check into one of our Ready Camp glamping tents for a spot of luxury. Relax on the beach below, head to nearby Mochrum Loch for trout fishing, or catch the bus (200m from the site entrance) into the lovely town of Ayr.

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