UK's most scenic camping spots have 'spectacular landscapes' and pretty beaches

Since the pandemic, there has been a significant increase in people embarking on camping holidays. And with staycations being significantly cheaper and easier than travelling abroad, choosing a camping spot may be the best option this summer.

By Millie Bull, Deputy Lifestyle Editor

Most people love a beach holiday in the tropics but it's not always the most affordable or realistic option.

While the UK weather may not be the most reliable, there really is nothing better than sleeping under the stars in some of the nation's most scenic and peaceful locations.

With this in mind, Caravan insurance experts at Quotezone.co.uk have named seven of the most scenic camping sites across the country to pitch up this summer.

Greg Wilson, CEO and price comparison expert at Quotezone.co.uk said: “Many families and couples will be looking to pitch up their tents and caravans this summer in some of the most stunning sites in the country in a bid for a stress-free breather.

“The UK countryside has so much to offer visitors - with spectacular landscapes, attractive beaches, colourful meadows and calming woodlands. Camping in some of the most peaceful spots will give holidaymakers the chance to relax, save money, sleep under the stars and avoid airport delays and security hassles that can come with holidaying abroad.”

The Malvern Hills; Worcestershire; Cotswolds

7. Worcestershire

While Worcestershire may not be Cornwall or Devon, the ceremonial county offers staycationers beautiful landscapes, long walks and plenty to do.

Worcestershire has some incredible views and is ideal for families and couples who enjoy hiking and getting back to nature.

One of the highest-rated campsites in Worcestershire is Bluebell Retreat Glamping which has received five stars in Trip Advisor. The camp site is at the foot of the Malvern Hills and is both peaceful and private with guests being able to enjoy a meadow, nature pond and woodland.

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The village of Corton Denham in Somerset, England.

6. Somerset

The West Country has some of the most beautiful countryside in the UK so it's hardly surprising Somerset made the list.

Camping in Somerset offers holidaymakers a relaxing retreat in the countryside. Travellers will find themselves surrounded by ancient woodlands and colourful meadows.

Old Oaks Touring Park and Glamping has been rated one of the best sites in the area and has even won awards for its five-star facilities.

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The harbour, Oban, Argyll & Bute, Scotland

5. Argyll and Bute, Scotland

For those who don't mind a scenic drive, try Argyll and Bute in Scotland. Campers will be greeted by one of the most spectacular views in the country in this region.

If you like natural greenery, outstanding beauty and breathtaking lochs, then Scotland is the destination for you.

Just be sure to wrap up warm during the cooler months.

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Aerial photo of the town centre of Scarborough in East Yorkshire in the UK showing the coastal beach and harbour with boats and the Scarborough Castle

4. Yorkshire

Yorkshire offers campers a relaxed atmosphere, charming villages and some of the UK's most stunning and rugged coastline.

Some of Yorkshire's best beaches include Scarborough Beach, Saltburn Beach and Whitby.

Pinewood Park near Scarborough has been rated one of the best campsites in Yorkshire.

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Ullswater, Penrith, Lake District, Cumbria, England

3. Lake District

Home to some of the best lakes and mountains in the UK, the Lake District has been named one of the best places for campers to pitch up this summer.

Not only is the Lake District a visual treat but it's also incredibly peaceful making it the perfect spot to unwind.

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