Discover small, quiet & secluded campsites
We are the only website dedicated to selected small camping, glamping, caravan and motorhome sites in the UK.
The participating campsites usually have less than 30 camping or caravan pitches. They are inspected by one or several camping, caravaning or tourist organisations offering quiet and peaceful family enjoyment in areas of interest across the UK.
Experience the joy of the outdoors at our small, peaceful, and private campsites. Relax under the stars, create unforgettable memories, and enjoy the perfect escape. Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful retreat, find your answer here.
Foxglove Camping and Glamping
Pembrokeshire, WalesTalbenny Hall Farm, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA623XB
Sweet Knowle
Warwickshire, West MidlandsSweet Knowle Farm, Preston On Stour, Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire, CV37 8NR
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Popular Campsites
Steam and Stars
Somerset, South West EnglandStream and Stars, Taunton Road, Sampford Brett, South West, TA4 4LJ
Bush of Ewes
South Scotland, Dumfries & GallowayBush Of Ewes Caravan Site Langholm, Dumfries and Galloway, DG13 0HW
Higher Penderleath Resort
South Cornwall, South West EnglandHigher Penderleath Resort, Towednack, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 3AF
Popular Glamping Sites
Steam and Stars
Somerset, South West EnglandStream and Stars, Taunton Road, Sampford Brett, South West, TA4 4LJ
Hollins Court Farm
South West EnglandBrand Green, Redmarley D’Abitot, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL19 3JD
Fancy a Road Trip?
Explore private motorhome, campervan & caravan sites in the UK.
Embrace the thrill of the open road, where each day brings new possibilities and the journey is yours to shape.
From coastal escapes to vibrant city stops, we’ve got plenty of campsites ready to welcome you along the way.
Wherever your travels take you, we’ll help you discover the perfect spot to rest, recharge, and enjoy the adventure.
Popular Camping Options
Why visit small campsites?
Seclusion
These secluded campsites typically have fewer pitches, meaning fewer neighbours and more privacy. This provides a sense of solitude and a more peaceful and relaxing camping experience.
Closer to Nature
Small (and tiny) campsites offer a more immersive, back-to-nature experience. Campers are more likely to encounter local wildlife and enjoy stargazing without light pollution.
Less Noise
With fewer campers, there's likely to be less noise, making your stay more relaxing. This can be particularly advantageous for families with young children, or anyone looking for a quiet campsite with a peaceful getaway.
Sustainable Camping
Small campsites typically have less of an environmental impact than larger sites. The smaller footprint helps protect the surrounding landscape and encourages a more sustainable way of travelling.
Unique Locations
Many small and tiny campsites are located in unique, off-the-beaten-path locations. This could mean stunning views, close proximity to hiking trails or being set in the grounds of a farm or a country estate.
Flexibility
Smaller campsites may offer greater flexibility in terms of arrival and departure times, pitch locations, and sometimes even campfire policies, compared to more regulated, larger sites.
Camping Gear
We've launched the new Small Campsites Shop with a range of essential camping & caravan equipment to take with you on your next outdoor adventure: