Campsites Open All Year
All year round campsites
Are you searching for a campsite that’s open all year? Some of our popular camping and caravan sites remain open all-year-round, giving you the opportunity to see what the country has to offer through all seasons. Below you’ll find a list of campsites that are open 12 months a year, so go ahead and search for your ideal off-season holiday.
16 Open all year campsites
Blackmore Club Site, Worcestershire
Braithwaite Village
Northern England, Cumbria
A fantastic new site acquisition for the Camping and Caravanning Club in the heart of the beautiful Lake District.
Braithwaite Village Club Site, Cumbria
Bowness on Windermere
Northern England, Cumbria
Camp on the shores of Lake Windermere and explore the southern Lakes from this campsite.
Bowness on Windermere Club Site, Cumbria
Canterbury
South East England, Kent
A great campsite to explore Canterbury, with a bus stop outside the site entrance.
Canterbury Club Site, Kent
Chertsey Club Site, Surrey
Conkers Club Site, Derbyshire
Delamere Forest
Central England, Cheshire
Cheshire’s largest area of woodland surrounds our Delamere Forest Club Site.
Delamere Forest Club Site, Cheshire
Derwentwater
Northern England, Cumbria
Keswick Club Site is a two-minute walk from this site with water-based activities on Derwentwater.
Derwentwater Club Site, Cumbria
Devizes Club Site, Wiltshire
Hertford Club Site, Hertfordshire
Keswick Club Site, Cumbria
Kingsbury Water Park
Central England, West Midlands
Enjoy water, wildlife, cycling and walking from this Midland's-based Club Site.
Kingsbury Water Park Club Site, West Midlands
Moffat Club Site, Scotland
Our friendly Moffat Club Site lies in the stunning Scottish Lowlands, ideal for a Scottish camping holiday at any time of year.
Salisbury Club Site, Wiltshire
Tavistock Club Site, Devon
Theobalds Park
South East England, Hertfordshire
This campsite is just to the north of England's capital in the home county of Hertfordshire, with the bright lights of London in easy reach.
Theobalds Park Club Site, Hertfordshire
Year round camping FAQs
How can I stay warm while camping in the winter?
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Where are the best places for winter camping in the UK?
All of our campsites open over the colder months are situated in great towns and villages for a winter camping holiday. Some of our most popular winter campsites include:
• Braithwaite Village Club Site, Cumbria
• Bowness on Windermere Club Site, Cumbria
• Canterbury Club Site, Kent
• Hertford Club Site, Hertfordshire
• Moffat Club Site, Dumfries and Galloway
• Salisbury Club Site, Wiltshire
• Tavistock Club Site, Devon
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Which open all year sites allow pets?
All of our campsites which are open in the colder months allow pets, but you can look for the pets welcome facility symbol on campsite pages to check before booking.
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Is tent camping possible in the winter?
Yes, see our information on four season tents. While it takes more preparation and planning, winter camping can be really enjoyable.
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Can you go glamping in the winter?
If you want an easy way to camp during the colder months, some of our self-catering accommodation remains open year-round. This includes our:
• Braithwaite Village Lodges in the Lake District
• Winchcombe Lodges in the Cotswolds
• Boroughbridge Lodges in North Yorkshire
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More about our year round campsites
There’s something extraordinary about waking up in the morning, pulling on your warm layers and unzipping or opening your doors to the crisp winter air. That’s why we leave our most popular sites open all year round.
Outside of school holidays, you'll find that our Club Sites in the off-season are brilliant for a quieter getaway. Our sites also look entirely different as the seasons' transition, firstly surrounded by the golden tones of autumn followed by the frost-bitten scenes of late winter.
Open over the Christmas period; these campsites are ideal for a festive break. Share Christmas presents in the great outdoors or enjoy welcoming the New Year away from home, waking up to beautiful views on the first day of January.
However and whenever you decide to camp during the colder months, we’re sure you’ll enjoy your time on any of these year-round sites.