There are plenty of reasons to go camping in winter and so many sites still remain open and are well worth visiting. We're rounding up our top locations for you, your campervan and your family to take a trip this winter.

The Pig Place, Oxfordshire

Giving room for campervans, caravans and fuss-free tenting campers, The Pig Place is open to all throughout all seasons. Grass camping pitches are very simple and rustic, and nestle between the complex pig holdings and pens, so ensure you aren't fussy about who you share a camp site with! Be sure to try the home-cooked breakfasts too, they are a real treat. 

King's Lynn Park, Norfolk

King’s Lynn Caravanning and Camping Park is a quaint site planted with century-old trees and equipped for every type of camper. Tent-pitchers and van-parkers alike will love the large open spaces, perfectly sheltered by hedgerows. Eight luxury pods are also for hire, fitted with beds, heaters, fridges, microwave and a kettle.

Treen Farm Campsite, Penzance

Nestle on the coast of Cornwall, Treen Farm campsite welcomes holiday-makers from all across the globe and is located just a short distance from Cornwall’s most beautiful beaches. So if you’re a beach lover and enjoy scenic walks, this coastal campsite is the place to visit no matter the season. Park up, enjoy the views and take in the Cornish coast. 

Golden Square Park, North Yorkshire

If you’re touring “up north”, don’t miss Golden Square Park, a pet friendly, child friendly campsite tucked away in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. There are panoramic views and three different areas to stay in, surrounded by trees to give you a real sense of nature and privacy from other campers. 

Pack up your camper and take a winter road trip to one of these amazing locations.