Sutton Springs

The gate clicks shut behind you and suddenly you're in proper countryside — hedgerows thick with hawthorn, skylarks overhead, and nothing but birdsong and the occasional bleat from the next field over.

This is a no-frills spot for campervan and caravan tourers who prefer grass under the wheels to tarmac hardstanding. The site keeps things simple — you'll need to ask about bringing the dog along, and campfire rules are sorted when you arrive, so have a quick chat with whoever's looking after the place. It's tucked into farming country where the landscape opens out in long, gentle folds, the kind of corner of the UK where you remember what proper quiet sounds like.

Expect a straightforward, rural pitch without the bells and whistles of bigger commercial sites. The vibe is low-key and unfussy — you park up, settle in, and let the countryside do the rest. Anglers might note that Oham Lakes is a short drive away if you fancy a session with the rod. Best for tourers after simplicity and space rather than entertainment or mod cons.