Bristol is located in the south. Bristol is mostly famous for its Harbour where people come to visit and have gatherings on boats. In contrast, Bristol is also home to a lovely set of land for camping and glamping. Sites like Camp at The Wave around 25 safari tents an idyllic area to chill out sporting an escape all within a private field along with it just being a stone throw away from the waves.

Second, Butcombe New Woods. catering to small solo groups, providing a wilderness camping experience this laidback and friendly site in the heart of Mendip Hills along. With easy access to Blagdon Lake. In the heart of peaceful woodland with stunning views of the Mendip Hills. A fire pit with wood is provided for cozy nights. You’ll enjoy private use of quite five acres by a wooded valley. With next to no lights or electricity or vehicles of any kind giving you a genuine wilderness experience.   

Third, Loves Hill Camping. A back-to-basics campsite situated close by multiple settlements with the furthest being half-hour away. With pubs just a short walking distance away for anyone looking for a drink. with accommodations ranging from showers to toiletries. With fires in the fire pits welcome in the enjoyable great outdoors of loves hill.      

What is the Park Home and Holiday Park Association?

At the Park Home and Holiday Park Association, we are here to help Park Operators, Manufacturers, Service Providers, and Suppliers into the industry grow. We offer an annual membership of £375 to help train, market, and support business owners in the industry. If you’re interested in our membership and how we can help support your business, you can find our membership options at phhpa.org/join. We run regular webinars, where the business has been conducted live between members, and also run a live show throughout social media where members are featured and interviewed by our Managing Director Bradley Chapman. We also have a Directory to help people find/discover parks in the industry at phhpad.com