Dog-friendly caravan parks near Bury St Edmunds

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Welcome to Hipcamp! Looking to go camping near Bury St Edmunds, England? We've got you covered with over 1200 options that cater specifically to caravan enthusiasts who want to bring their pets along. From scenic views to cosy accommodations, you'll find the perfect spot to set up camp. Check out our top-rated campsites like Cuckoo Farm Campsite (45 reviews), Archer's Field (38 reviews), and Whitlingham Broad Campsite (37 reviews). With popular amenities like showers, trash disposal, and potable water, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. And if you're into wildlife watching, snow sports, or off-roading, you're in luck! So why wait? Book your camping adventure now starting at just £9 a night!

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Millview Glamping, Camping & Events

4. Millview Glamping, Camping & Events

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140km from Bury St Edmunds · 25 units · Tents, Motorhomes · Shelford, Nottinghamshire, East Midlands
Peaceful, off-grid vibes and walks along the Trent Valley Way, yes please… Millview Camping is a completely off-grid site just 20 minutes’ drive from Nottingham city centre and 15 minutes’ walk from the 116-mile Trent Valley Way. With westerly views over the Trent Valley and in the shadows of a ruined 18th-century windmill, this is a peaceful and scenic place to take a break indeed… Well-positioned too, with a generous handful of pubs, restaurants and cafés a scenic 35 minutes’ walk away in Gunthorpe alongside the river Trent. Radcliffe on Trent and Bingham are five minutes’ drive away for any other amenities you might (supermarkets, shops, restaurants, pubs and the likes). And if you’re after even more of a buzz, Nottingham city centre is 25 minutes’ drive away. Even with such good access to so many towns and the big city, the site itself is remote. It has 10 acres of hay meadows and woodlands for guests to explore and, of course, sublime sunsets over the valley. If you prefer to keep your whole stay pretty rural, the Vale of Belvoir and the historic Belvoir Castle are 20 minutes’ drive away from the site. It’s no frills here. The grass and woodland pitches have facilities including water and portaloo access. Dogs are also permitted, as are barbecues.
Potable water
Campfires
from 
£24
 / night

Welcome to Hipcamp! Looking to go camping near Bury St Edmunds, England? We've got you covered with over 1200 options that cater specifically to caravan enthusiasts who want to bring their pets along. From scenic views to cosy accommodations, you'll find the perfect spot to set up camp. Check out our top-rated campsites like Cuckoo Farm Campsite (45 reviews), Archer's Field (38 reviews), and Whitlingham Broad Campsite (37 reviews). With popular amenities like showers, trash disposal, and potable water, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. And if you're into wildlife watching, snow sports, or off-roading, you're in luck! So why wait? Book your camping adventure now starting at just £9 a night!

89% (838)

Top-rated campgrounds

Millview Glamping, Camping & Events

4. Millview Glamping, Camping & Events

100%
(4)
140km from Bury St Edmunds · 25 units · Tents, Motorhomes · Shelford, Nottinghamshire, East Midlands
Peaceful, off-grid vibes and walks along the Trent Valley Way, yes please… Millview Camping is a completely off-grid site just 20 minutes’ drive from Nottingham city centre and 15 minutes’ walk from the 116-mile Trent Valley Way. With westerly views over the Trent Valley and in the shadows of a ruined 18th-century windmill, this is a peaceful and scenic place to take a break indeed… Well-positioned too, with a generous handful of pubs, restaurants and cafés a scenic 35 minutes’ walk away in Gunthorpe alongside the river Trent. Radcliffe on Trent and Bingham are five minutes’ drive away for any other amenities you might (supermarkets, shops, restaurants, pubs and the likes). And if you’re after even more of a buzz, Nottingham city centre is 25 minutes’ drive away. Even with such good access to so many towns and the big city, the site itself is remote. It has 10 acres of hay meadows and woodlands for guests to explore and, of course, sublime sunsets over the valley. If you prefer to keep your whole stay pretty rural, the Vale of Belvoir and the historic Belvoir Castle are 20 minutes’ drive away from the site. It’s no frills here. The grass and woodland pitches have facilities including water and portaloo access. Dogs are also permitted, as are barbecues.
Potable water
Campfires
from 
£24
 / night

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It's a fantastic town for a day visit, with a handful of excellent campsites in the countryside nearby.