Beadnell Bay Campsite, Northumberland
Northumberland is relatively undeveloped compared to other parts of England, which makes it less known. However, such places are more natural, and camping here truly embodies the essence of camping. The campsite is located near the coast, surrounded by tranquility, making it a great place to relax. The sea views here are fantastic, with plenty of wild birds, making it ideal for birdwatching.
Situated near Beadnell Bay, if you enjoy beach walks, consider walking along Beadnell Bay. The golden sandy beach, undulating sand dunes, create a unique landscape, with the sea breeze gently blowing. Along the coastline, there’s also a national cycling route, allowing you to explore Northumberland’s charming ancient castles.
The campsite welcomes all kinds of tents, camper vans, and RVs, offering free drinking water, showers, washing machines, freezers, toilets, playgrounds for children, and paid Wi-Fi. Additionally, camping here means you don’t have to worry about food; you can buy super fresh seafood just caught from the sea. Seafood lovers shouldn’t miss out.
Fox Wood Camping, West Sussex
At Fox Wood Camping, you can experience the most “wilderness-style” camping. The campsite is close to woodland and can accommodate over 30 tents, each with a fire pit, perfect for chatting around the campfire at night.
You can pitch your tent in the woods, fall asleep to the sound of insects, wake up to the sound of birds in the morning, and hike or bike to nearby Angmering Park and South Downs National Park. The campsite only provides basic toilets and shower facilities, so be sure to bring a flashlight, power bank, and plenty of snacks! Additionally, it’s important to note that Fox Wood Camping does not accept bookings for adults only; there must be at least one child under 16 accompanying.
