Hampton Ferry Caravan Park

The Severn slips past just yards from your pitch, broad and unhurried, with swans drifting downstream and the soft rush of water over shallows after rain.

This is a straightforward riverside spot for tourers and motorhomes, tucked along the banks where Worcestershire flattens into meadow country. Dog walkers will appreciate the footpaths threading along the river—worth asking about lead rules when you arrive—and couples looking for a quiet few nights will find the pace suits them. The park keeps things simple: pitches for caravans and campervans, no frills, no fanfare, just the river and the fields rolling back toward Evesham a few miles north.

Facilities aren't detailed, so check what's onsite when you book—assume touring essentials rather than full site amenities. Campfires are a maybe, worth confirming on arrival if you fancy an evening by the flames. The vibe is low-key and riverside-calm, the sort of place where you wake to mist on the water and spend the day pottering or heading off to explore the Vale of Evesham without any fuss when you get back.