Camping and Caravan Sites in Buckinghamshire

Explore the best of Buckinghamshire, from the rolling Chiltern Hills to the historic site of the Great Train Robbery in Slapton. Pack up and set off on a caravan getaway, or discover the region at your own pace in a motorhome or campervan with a stay at one of our welcoming campsites.

Plan your camping trip to Buckinghamshire by including these popular attractions. Whether you’re solo camping or camping with friends and daily, here are some must-visit spots in the county.

Waddesdon Manor

Built in the 1870s by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, Waddesdon Manor is a spectacular French Renaissance-style château designed to entertain and showcase Rothschild's impressive art collection. Visitors can discover peaceful woodland walks, enjoy seasonal events, or relax with a scenic picnic. Inside the manor, you can tour the lavish rooms, indulge in afternoon tea, or get creative in a range of hands-on workshops.

Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre

Located in Great Missenden, this family-friendly museum celebrates the life and works of beloved author Roald Dahl. You can explore interactive exhibits, Roald Dahl's original manuscripts, and the very writing hut where Dahl wrote all the classics. This is a great place to visit for both children and nostalgic adults.

Black Park Country Park

Covering more than 500 acres of woodland, heathland, and open space in South Buckinghamshire, Black Park Country Park is a wonderful place to enjoy forest trails, relax by the tranquil lake, have a picnic in open meadows, and spot local wildlife. It’s also a well-known filming location, with its atmospheric woodlands appearing in numerous productions, including the James Bond films, Harry Potter, and many TV dramas.

Cliveden House

Cliveden House sits high above the River Thames, offering sweeping views, elegant riverside walks, and peaceful woodland trails. The National Trust grounds invite visitors to explore the beautifully arranged gardens, breathtaking fountains, and scenic paths steeped in rich history. Although Cliveden House has been reconstructed over the centuries, it was originally built in 1666 by the 2nd Duke of Buckingham as a gift to his mistress. The house still brings awe to visitors, and it’s the perfect place for a romantic getaway.

Gulliver’s Land

If you’re camping in Buckinghamshire with your family, make sure you visit Gulliver’s Land. This family-friendly attraction has rides, themed zones and different play areas. It’s a great place to keep the little ones entertained.

Dorney Lake

Dorney Lake has peaceful lakeside paths and wide-open parkland, making it ideal for walking, cycling, or simply enjoying the water views. It’s a serene spot to stretch your legs and appreciate nature, especially at sunrise or sunset. 

Stowe House and Gardens

Stowe boasts one of Britain’s most impressive landscaped gardens, dotted with classical temples, lakes, and sweeping lawns designed by famed landscape architects. The house itself is steeped in rich history, with each room imitating ancient worlds and classical ruins.

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre

For railway enthusiasts, make sure you visit the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre. Featuring restored locomotives, steam train rides, and historical exhibits, this working steam museum brings Britain's railway history to life. On your visit, you’ll also find large open spaces, vintage carriages, and special events throughout the year.

Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

A striking modern venue in the heart of Aylesbury, the Waterside Theatre hosts touring West End productions, comedy nights, and live performances throughout the year. It’s a great way to add a cultural evening to your camping holiday and see some of your favourite shows.

Chiltern Hills AONB

The Chiltern Hills is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and on your visit, you’ll discover rolling countryside, scenic views, and miles of perfect walking and cycling trails. If you’re a fan of the James Bond franchise, you’ll be thrilled to know that parts of the Chilterns have served as filming locations for the films, so that you may recognise the dramatic landscapes from the big screen.

Go Ape Wendover Woods

Calling all thrill-seekers, Go Ape, set within the beautiful Wendover Woods, offers high-ropes courses, zip lines, and forest adventures suitable for all ages. It’s a great way to add some outdoor excitement to your Buckinghamshire camping trip.

The Ridgeway National Trail

If you enjoy a good walk, take on one of Britain’s oldest long-distance paths. The Ridgeway runs along scenic ridgelines in the northwest of Buckinghamshire, and walkers can see panoramic views and ancient landmarks as well as enjoy peaceful, uninterrupted stretches of countryside.