Camp House Inn

The creak of a pub sign in the Worcestershire breeze, the smell of hops drifting from somewhere nearby, and canvas pitched on grass that's been hosting campers longer than most sites have existed — this is camping with a proper country inn at its heart.

Camp House Inn suits anyone who likes their camping simple and their evenings well-poured. Tent pitchers, campervan tourers, and caravanners all bed down here, and the Central region's gentle Worcester countryside spreads out around you — orchards, half-timbered villages, and walking country that doesn't punish your knees. You're camping at a working pub, which tells you most of what you need to know about the atmosphere.

Onsite you've got toilets and showers — the essentials, nothing fancy — and you'll need to ask about campfires when you arrive, as policies can shift. It's the kind of place where the facilities do their job quietly, and the real draw is stepping from your tent to a pint and a plate without moving the car. Relaxed, unpretentious, and properly rural.