You'll find the perfect spot to pitch your tent at a National Trust campsite, whether you'd like to be near the beach, in the mountains or with lots of things to see and do nearby.
We've got lots of options for your tent holiday, from rural spots with simple facilities to larger campsites with electric hook-ups, a laundry room, shop, and even morning pastries.
Explore the map and find your next camping holiday.
These campsites are especially tranquil.
A simple, rustic campsite just below the Watkin Path at the base of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), by the Cwm Llan river.
An island campsite near the beach, surrounded by thriving habitats in a spot famous for red squirrels.
A simple campsite in a meadow just off the South West Coast Path, with walks inland to the Purbeck hills or to Chapman’s Pool on the Jurassic Coast.
A traditional campsite on the Pennine Way, with endless views and walks for the whole family.
In the dramatic Langdale valley, a natural playground of trails, summits, waterfalls and small lakes, all accessible on foot.
By Windermere, England’s largest lake, surrounded by things to do and places to visit.
Historical attractions and nature trails on the lough shore, a short walk from vibrant Strangford village.
These sites also have unplugged options. Visit each campsite page to find out more.
A laid-back, riverside campsite on Exmoor, surrounded by walks in the Lorna Doone Valley.
By the wild, big-surf beach at Freshwater West, a great spot for sunsets and stargazing.
A relaxed campsite near the South West Coast Path and quiet beach at Lansallos Cove.
A coastal campsite on the Lizard peninsula near award-winning beaches.
A mile from Wastwater, close to challenging bike trails and Scafell Pike, England’s tallest mountain.
Low in the valley, with trails by the river and up through the fells to small mountain lakes. Village pubs are a short stroll away.
This rural, village campsite is by the river and working mill; explore the area on foot, or by bike or boat.
These traditional tents on wooden platforms have double mattresses and a table and chairs.
This cosy space has a woodburner, double bed and tri-fold mattresses.
As well as electric and a woodburner, this tent has its own deck with table and chairs.
These furnished tents each sleep up to six people.
Find the perfect spot for your trip - by a lake, on the coast, in wild countryside or near mountains. Find out more about pitches for tents, campervans and caravans, and glamping options including pods and safari tents.