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Sorry kids - these campsites are for adults only!

26th September, 2019

Sometimes, you need a place where you can truly unwind. Somewhere remote or simply secluded and peaceful where you’ll have little in the way of disruption.

As wonderful as kids are - whether they’re your own children, grandchildren or someone else's - it’s nice to know you can, in fact, have a break from them altogether.

In the world of campervans and motorhomes, this is known as an adult-only campsite. Secluded, well-maintained sites that are quiet, peaceful and, most importantly, exclusively for adults. These adults only parks emphasise a tranquil atmosphere, free from the sounds and distractions often associated with families and children.

From beautiful walking trails, immaculately kept grounds and luxury-like amenities in the form of lodges and heated toilets, most of these places offer a brilliant mix of both the camping and glamping experience.

Some even feature private luxury trailers and lodges that you can rent if you’re keen to try the RV life on for size. And, what better place to do this than on a clean, quiet and perhaps less hectic campsite?

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Equally, for those who have been on the road for a while now, an adults only site can offer that well-needed respite and a little slice of home after days of uninterrupted wanderlust travelling.

We’ve compiled a list of some great adult-only campsites, some of them members of Tranquil Parks where you can retire for a few days of proper rejuvenation.

From the Peak District and Fenlands all the way to the Cornish Coast, you’ll find many stops along the way catering towards the more grown-up members of the population.

In order to truly unwind and relax, we suggest making sure you’ve got motorhome insurance sorted. That way, you know you’re well protected when it comes to fulfilling all your travelling dreams.

If you’re eager to discover a great new campsite, then here are 10 UK-based, adult-only campsites to check out the next time you’re on the road.

Introduction to adult only camping

Adult only camping has become increasingly popular in recent years, offering a tranquil and relaxing experience for grown-ups. Adults only campsites, also known as adult only holiday parks, provide a child-free environment where adults can unwind and recharge. These campsites cater to adults seeking a peaceful getaway, often featuring amenities and activities tailored to their needs.

Whether you’re looking for a romantic break or a solo adventure, adult only camping is an excellent option. With numerous adult only campsites and caravan parks available throughout the UK, you can easily find a site that suits your preferences.

Lamb Cottage Caravan Park

Whitegate, Nr Norwich, Cheshire

Open from: 1 March - 2 January

If you love the idea of being surrounded by seven and a half acres of immaculately kept grounds tucked away in the Vale Royale area of Cheshire, then this one’s worth a stop.

This award-winning park is exclusive to adults looking to unwind and de-stress. Pets are still welcome and may roam about within the onsite woodland walk. The facilities are kept to high standard for even the most discerning of guests.

Onsite, you’ll have access to en-suite shower rooms, laundry facilities and a service point.

Occasionally, seasonal touring pitches come available and there are also a set of luxurious static caravans available for private ownership for 10 months of the year (March to December).

Only half an hour away from Lamb Cottage you’ll find Arley Hall and Gardens as well as the hydraulic Anderton Boat Lift, a feat of Victorian engineering.

To the West of the park, you’ll find North Wales while if you go East you’ll be headed towards the Peak District.

Eye Kettleby Touring Park

Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire

Open all year round

For the ultimate glamping oasis, 5-star Eye Kettleby Touring Park is the perfect camping park for those who want to pitch up in style.With up to 150 acres of sleepy countryside surrounding this classy Leceistershire based touring park, you’ll be chuffed you decided to stop here.

Eye Kettleby is, in fact, made up of two touring parks, enabling it to have up to 130 all-weather pitches on-site, so there’s plenty of room for everyone.

These are interspersed around the pretty lakes of the Leicestershire countryside and feature impressive views all around.

You can take your pick from deluxe blocks housing TV hookups, extra outdoor picnic space and grey waste draining to more basic blocks with simpler amenities.

The park also offers designated tent pitches, providing scenic locations and varying amenities for a peaceful camping experience.

You can take your pick from deluxe blocks housing TV hookups, extra outdoor picnic space and grey waste draining to more basic blocks with simpler amenities.

The real gem of this park is the charming log clubhouse which also has a tearoom. Most guests wander over there in the evenings for a late coffee or nightcap.

Being surrounded by mature fishing lakes, anglers can have the time of their lives here.

Beaconsfield Holiday Park

Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Open all year round

Two miles from historic Shrewsbury on the doorstep of the village of Hadnall, you’ll find this award-winning campsite.

It boasts a wonderful array of onsite perks including a coffee shop, swimming pool, cycle hire and steam room, fishing pools, an area for walking dogs and the Bothy Restaurant.

The grounds are landscaped include 5-star onsite facilities with showers, toilets and laundry. Pitches are available on either hardstanding set or grass.

Walking enthusiasts can delight in the nearby Shropshire Way, which makes for a lovely countryside jaunt.

A trip to Shrewsbury is also recommended where you’ll find over 600 listed buildings featuring shops and museums aplenty. You also have a Park and Ride close by which makes it easy to explore the town on foot.

A historic bridge over a wide river with a church the other side of the river in Shrewsbury

Fields End Water Caravan Park

Daddington, Cambridgeshire

Open all year round

If you’re after a little slice of Fenland countryside life, then Fields End Water Caravan Park is the place to be.

There’s a lot you could get up to at this award-winning, family-run, dog-friendly and, most importantly for this list, adult-only campsite, which features a little something for everyone.

You can camp or tour to your heart’s content or if you’re after more of a weekend break, you could stay at one of their luxury lodges featuring private hot tubs. The site also boasts beautiful ponds that enhance the tranquil and picturesque scenery.

From here, you can meander around the local area, get some fishing in or simply relax and rejuvenate.

If you’re looking to explore the local area there are nearby markets and historical towns including Ely with its stunning cathedral, the Duxford Imperial War Museum, one of Europe’s most highly regarded aviation museums, and plenty more in the Fenland, Cambridgeshire area.

Waterrow Touring Park

Waterrow, Wiveliscombe, Somerset

Open all year round

You’ll find this touring park east side of Exmoor, in the vicinity of the border between Somerset and Devon.

Tucked away in the hamlet of Waterrow, it’s set amidst beautiful landscape where pitches are partitioned by shrub and plant screenings.

This offers a sense of privacy and peace for those wanting to indulge in the unspoilt nature surrounding them. Guests also have direct access to nearby attractions, enhancing their overall camping experience.

Roomy, all-weather pitches amount to 42 and include 16A electric hook-ups. There are also 28 full-service pitches and two super ones.

The touring park features highly-rated facilities including the usual as well as a cosy barn with underfloor-heated showers, a coffee machine and wifi.

Dogs are more than welcome on site, which has many lovely walks including a woodland one, perfect for unwinding in blissful peace.

Landscape

Killiwerris Touring Park

Penstranze, Chacewater, Truro, Cornwall

Open all year round

For a small and friendly family run touring park head to Poldark country. Set along the stunning St. Agnes Coast, Kiliwerris is ideally located near all major routes if you’re looking to fully explore Cornwall.

The scenery of the park already provides plenty to take in with Chapel Porth beach just a few steps away and the remains of Wheal Coates mine towering on a cliff edge above the sea.

Footpaths and bridleways provide the perfect network for exploring the land up close. Five miles to the Northwest lies Truro while St. Agnes is only four miles away.

There is also Chacewater village under a mile away, where you can find the classics: a chip shop, bakers and pubs.

The park has 20 touring pitches including 16 gravel hardstanding, all equipped with electricity and freshwater.

As a member of Tranquil Touring Parks, it’s exclusively an adult-only campervan park. The park also offers scenic tent pitches, perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat close to local attractions.

Cuckoo’s Corner

Buxton, Derbyshire

Open all year round

Just around the bend from the home of the Magna Carta and Mappa Mundi is the high-quality, serviced campsite Cuckoo's Corner. Cuckoo’s Corner is the ideal adult escape just three miles to the North of Hereford that has been well invested in for a peaceful stay.

This touring site offers a peaceful environment with access to local attractions and amenities that enhance the guests' experience, such as onsite services and dog-friendly options.The site comprises of underfloor heated showers, all-weather pitches and great perks like free WIFI and free additionals; extra cars, day visitors and dogs.

You can stretch your legs on the nearby public footpath. And if you’re an avid angler or kayak enthusiast, then you’ll be happy to know that the Lugg and Wye rivers are close by.

The site is highly accessible by bus and car hire is also available.

Cuckoo’s Corner is the perfect base for venturing out to places like the Symonds Yat, where you’ll find some of the country’s most beloved countryside; acres of woods, a winding river and a limestone outcrop that reaches over 500 feet from the River Wye’s banks.

It’s only 20 miles from the site and offers a breathtaking viewpoint of the surrounding landscape.

Overbrook Caravan Park

Pickering, North Yorkshire

Open 11 months across the year

Dedicated resident owners Daniel and Natalie have created a truly wonderful caravan park here.

Regarded as a friendly and inviting place, Overbrook Caravan Park is found on the outskirts of picture-perfect Thornton-le-Dale village at the heart of North Yorkshire Moors National Park.

There are over 50 hard standing pitches, all well-drained and with 16A electric hook-ups with beautiful views. Water is easily accessible, toilet facilities with privacy cubicles are clean and heated and the showers are free to use (with the added perk of music).

Free wifi, a small library and tourist information are all available from the reception.

Bird-watching enthusiasts will be pleased to find out that over 40 species have been sighted around Overbrook.

So make sure to pack your binoculars! From the park, you can wander into the nearby village where you’ll find shops or head over to the market town of Pickering for a spot of lunch.

Delph Bank Touring Park

Fleet Hargate, Lincolnshire

Open all year round

This is a great one if you’re looking to take in the Cambridgeshire Fenlands, North Norfolk Coast and Lincolnshire all from one hub.

A tree-lined avenue guides you into this secluded park where there are 45 level pitches for recreational vehicles dotted among the well-kept shrubbery and flower beds. The park is within easy reach of nearby towns, beaches, and local attractions, making it perfect for those looking to explore the surrounding areas.

The Delph Bank Touring Park includes hard-standing, fully-serviced hard-standing and grass pitches all equipped with a 16A electric hook up. All motorhomes share a water service point.

That being said the heated facilities are large, modern and incredibly clean and include privacy cubicles, wet-room style showers, as well as hair and hand dryers and shaving points.

Hot water is free of charge and there is also a fully-fledged out laundry area.

Owners Kevin and Kay are friendly and helpful and will eagerly share their advice for exploring the local area.

The Fens offer plenty of activities including bird-watching, nature reserves, boating excursions, golfing and fishing.

Known as ‘Britain’s flower basket’ South Lincolnshire is particularly colourful during the Spring and Summer months.

Longnor Wood Holiday Park

Longnor, Buxton, Derbyshire

Open all year round

Another Peak District National Park destination to add to your adults-only list is the Longnor Wood Holiday Park.

Around a mile away from moorland town of Longnor, tucked away in rolling farmland and woodlands, Longnor Wood is perfectly located as a base from which to explore the picturesque villages of Derbyshire and the Peak District. You can expect a tranquil atmosphere with fewer disturbances, making it an ideal serene getaway.

Cyclist and walkers will also be able to easily explore the nearby National Park trails.

Featuring full serviced and hardstanding pitches the heated amenities are squeaky clean and include a laundry room.

A putting green, badminton and boules court and small shop are a few more perks the site has to offer. There’s also a meadowed-area where dogs are allowed to run free.

If you’re keen to explore further, then head to Buxton, just 20 miles away, where you’ll find gorgeous Victorian and Georgian architecture along with some lovely gardens.

On-site amenities and activities

On-site amenities and activities are an essential part of the adult only camping experience. Many adult only campsites offer a range of facilities, including fishing, walking trails, and dog-friendly areas. Some sites even have a shop, restaurant, or bar on site, providing easy access to essentials and entertainment.

If you’re looking for a more relaxing experience, you can opt for a site with a private hot tub or spa facilities. Bishop Sutton, Somerset, and Devon are just a few examples of the regions where you can find adult only campsites with excellent on-site amenities. With so many options available, you’re sure to find a site that meets your needs and provides a memorable experience.

Sustainability and accessibility

Sustainability and accessibility are crucial considerations for adult only campsites. Many sites are situated in beautiful countryside locations, surrounded by nature and wildlife. To minimise their impact on the environment, some sites offer eco-friendly facilities, such as solar-powered showers and recycling programs.

In terms of accessibility, many adult only campsites provide easy access to local attractions, public transport, and amenities. Some sites even offer adapted facilities for guests with disabilities, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the adult only camping experience. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing break or an action-packed adventure, you can find an adult only campsite that meets your needs and promotes sustainability.

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