The Campsites
We tell you how close each one is to the nearest Supercharger, so you can rest assured: you will always be full in battery, mind and belly.
28 quiet wooded acres behind Martin Mill station, between the White Cliffs and Deal. | South East | £24–30 | ⚡ 10 min |
Above Ullswater, with an underground bar. | Lake District | £30 | ⚡ 10 min |
Stonehaven Queen Elizabeth Park Campsite Beside the boating lake two minutes from Stonehaven's beach; harbour fish and chips and a heated seawater lido. | Aberdeenshire | £25–40 | ⚡ 16 min |
Surf-camp base above Mawgan Porth. Watergate Bay is next door. | Cornwall | £25–30 | ⚡ 17 min |
The best campsite view in England, terraced above Derwentwater. Walk to Keswick. | Lake District | £30 | ⚡ 21 min |
Parkland on the Tweed at East Ord, a level riverside stroll from Berwick's Elizabethan walls. | Northumberland | £30–45 | ⚡ 22 min |
Overlooks St Ives harbour, with town, beaches and dinner on foot. | Cornwall | £30–40 | ⚡ 23 min |
Mersea Island park with its own beach on the Blackwater estuary. Oysters up the lane, tide over the causeway. | Essex | £25–40 | ⚡ 23 min |
A three acre pub meadow two miles from Rye's cobbles. Dinner is thirty steps from the pitch. | South East | £29–35 | ⚡ 24 min |
A working farm field under Tryfan that climbers have camped in for a century. | North Wales | £22–25 | ⚡ 26 min |
Invercoe Caravan & Camping Park Loch Leven shore at the foot of Glen Coe, the Pap of Glencoe filling the windscreen. | Highlands | £30–40 | ⚡ 27 min |
Sheep-farm paddocks ten minutes' walk from East Wittering beach, with the Witterings' surf next door. | West Sussex | £28–40 | ⚡ 27 min |
Clifftop park with the definitive Gower view: Three Cliffs Bay below the windscreen. Premium pitches, premium sunset. | South Wales | £39–45 | ⚡ 28 min |
Five-star family park with its own path down to Lligwy beach. The posh night of the loop. | North Wales | £46–52 | ⚡ 29 min |
Seafront touring park at Llanddulas where every pitch looks at the Irish Sea and the Great Orme. | North Wales | £26–38 | ⚡ 30 min |
Fifteen acres tumbling down to a private beach under Yr Eifl. Sunsets over the Irish Sea. | North Wales | £28–30 | ⚡ 31 min · charge first |
Eco farm camping at Burnham Deepdale under enormous North Norfolk skies, a boardwalk from the salt marsh. | Norfolk | £25–35 | ⚡ 33 min · charge first |
Mainland Britain's most southerly pitch, on the Lizard. Arrive charged. | Cornwall | £25–30 | ⚡ 34 min · charge first |
Normans Bay Camping and Caravanning Club Site 200 flat beachfront pitches on the 1066 coast, across a lane from the shingle where William landed. | South East | £25–35 | ⚡ 38 min · charge first |
National Trust lakeside pitches on Windermere's quiet west shore, pizza on site. | Lake District | £25–30 | ⚡ 40 min · charge first |
Wood Farm Caravan & Camping Park Terraced park above the Char valley with Golden Cap on the skyline. Every touring pitch is hardstanding; the fossil beach is a walk downhill. | Dorset | £35–45 | ⚡ 44 min · charge first |
Bosherston Camping (Buckspool Farm) A quiet farm field by the Bosherston lily ponds. Six pounds a head, St Govan's Inn up the lane, dark-sky sleeping. | South Wales | £12 | ⚡ 55 min · charge first |
Campfires in the pits, a zip wire for the kids, and the steam railway stops at the site's own halt on request. | Lake District | £25–30 | ⚡ 60 min · charge first |
Dunes and a west-facing beach at Covesea, with Moray Firth dolphins off the lighthouse most evenings. | Moray | £20–35 | ⚡ 62 min · charge first |
Culzean Castle Camping and Caravanning Club Site Clifftop pitches in Culzean's country park, Ailsa Craig on the horizon and the castle a walk through the woods. | Ayrshire | £28–40 | ⚡ 69 min · charge first |
Ty Gwyn Caravan and Camping Park A farm field above Mwnt's perfect cove: white chapel on the headland, dolphins past the point most evenings. | Ceredigion | £15–25 | ⚡ 69 min · charge first |
Caerfai Bay Caravan & Tent Park Clifftop cove pitches ten minutes' walk from St Davids. At 71 minutes from a Supercharger, the deepest dead-zone night on the site. | South Wales | £24–27 | ⚡ 71 min · charge first |
Working farm under the Purbeck ridge with steam trains past the bottom field. Corfe Castle is fifteen minutes on foot. | Dorset | £18–28 | ⚡ 72 min · charge first |
Ravenglass Camping and Caravanning Club Site Six acres of woodland behind the only coastal village in the national park, estuary sunsets two minutes away. | Lake District | £30–40 | ⚡ 73 min · charge first |
A sloping farm field with the whole of Robin Hood's Bay laid out below your bonnet. | North Yorkshire | £28–36 | ⚡ 74 min · charge first |
Loch Broom shore in Ullapool, and the Wildcard decision point. | Highlands | £25 | ⚡ 77 min · charge first |
Working farm running down to the Fleet lagoon behind Chesil Beach. The deepest point of the Dorset dead zone, and it feels like it. | Dorset | £25–35 | ⚡ 84 min · charge first |
Wasdale Campsite (National Trust) The last field before Scafell Pike. No signal, no light pollution, and the longest charge-first flag on the site. | Lake District | £25–35 | ⚡ 89 min · charge first |
Over the Bealach na Bà, with deer at dusk and the Applecross Inn. | Highlands | £25 | ⚡ 106 min · charge first |
Behind the dunes on the north shore, ten minutes from John o' Groats. | Highlands | £30 | ⚡ 151 min · charge first |
Clifftop pitches above Durness beach, pub on site. | Highlands | £25 | ⚡ 164 min · charge first |
Prices are peak-summer estimates for two people on a standard car pitch, and drive times are estimates too. Phone before you book; we do.