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Article by Index Digital Team | 30th April 2025

6 Unique Campsites to Visit this Summer

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Campsites with a unique and distinctive feel can transform a regular holiday into an unforgettable adventure. If you’re planning a camping holiday this summer, don’t stick to the same old campsites – try these incredible options instead! Without further ado, here are 6 unique campsites to visit this summer.

Billing Aquadrome, Northamptonshire

If you’re a fan of water sports and splashparks, then Billing Aquadrome in Northamptonshire is the perfect site for you. Following a £12 million transformation, it now boasts a range of incredible features, including bespoke glamping pods with stargazing skylights, platinum-grade caravans with hot tubs, and even a sensory room designed for children with special needs.

But that’s not all. Rather than stop at improving the accommodation, they’ve also created a brilliant outdoor splash park and inflatable waterpark. This new area is packed full of fun and perfect for the entire family. But if the adults want to spend some time relaxing, there are a few other leisure facilities for them to enjoy.

Ladram Bay Holiday Park, Devon

Heading down to the Jurassic Coast for this next entry, Ladram Bay Holiday Park offers a range of camping pitches and glamping pods overlooking a stunning and private pebble beach. Nestled on the cliffs of Devon, you’re treated to gorgeous ocean views, a range of watersports activities and family-friendly amenities.

With a focus on friendliness and personability, this family-run holiday park goes above and beyond to offer the holiday that you deserve. It’s this dedication that has made it a 5-star, award-winning park.

Hippersons Boatyard, Suffolk

Interested in floating accommodation? At Hippersons Boatyard in Suffolk, you can find a variety of quirky options, from houseboats to pods. These family-friendly accommodations provide beautiful views of the river Waveney, giving the perfect opportunity to slow down and watch the world go by.

Interested in the activities? Guests can enjoy guided kayak tours, paddleboarding, or even fishing! Plus, every accommodation comes with its own private rowing boat, letting you head out onto the water whenever you like.

Elmley Nature Reserve, Kent

If you’re looking for a truly magical camping experience in the heart of nature, Elmley Nature Reserve on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, should be at the top of your list. As the only national nature reserve in the UK where you can stay overnight, Elmley offers a unique blend of tranquillity, wildlife and comfort.

Accommodation here ranges from wild camping pitches to beautifully designed shepherd’s huts and cabins with panoramic views across the wetlands. Expect to wake up to the sight of hares bounding through the grass, or the call of marsh harriers soaring overhead. The site is also a haven for birdwatchers, photographers, and those in need of a digital detox.

Top of the Woods, Pembrokeshire

If you want an eco-friendly stay amidst picturesque surroundings, then you’ll need to head to Top of the Woods in Pembrokeshire. This entrancing locale offers environmentally friendly boutique lodging options, like safari lodges and nature domes.

Surrounded by ancient Welsh woodland, cascading waterfalls, and wild beaches, the site focuses on sustainability and offers various outdoor activities. Whether you want to explore the local river or go on a cycling trek, there’s loads to do here.

Foxlease Park, Hampshire

A 63-acre site near Lyndhurst, Foxlease Park, offers various camping and activities to visitors and locals alike. Recently acquired by the charity Foxie’s Future, it was reopened on 15th February 2025. If you’d like to help celebrate this stunning wildland’s reopening, why not book a stay or attend one of its immersive theatre experiences?

Making the journey

Many of these campsites also allow campervans and motorhomes on-site, meaning if you want to cut costs while turning the journey into an adventure, you’re welcome to do so. Just remember to make sure you’ve got the right motorhome insurance before you set off, and complete a thorough check of your vehicle's fluid levels, tyre tread and air pressure.

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