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Campsites near Cheshire

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Campsites near Cheshire

From low-lying plains to towering peaks, Cheshire has a bit of everything.

Top-rated stays

Tipsy Tree
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Tipsy Tree Glamping
4 units · Glamping45 acres · Englesea Brook, CheshireQuirky eco-friendly glamping ideal for a rural road-trip
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£120
 / night
Lloyds Meadow
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Chilled Out Adult Only Glamping
8 units · Glamping10 acres · Mouldsworth, CheshireLakeside glamping on the edge of Delemere Forest and a 10-minute train ride from Chester
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£105
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Whitelee Farm Shepherd Huts
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Whitelee Farm Shepherd Huts
2 units · Glamping400 acres · Cheshire Sk11 0 Qe, CheshireRomantic en-suite shepherds huts on a riverside farm in the Peak District National Park.
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£115
 / night
Your spectacular outdoor area consists of wood-fired hot tub, fire pit, BBQ, sun-loungers, table & chairs, fish from your your pod, lakeside & beautiful sunset views, pizzas can also be delivered to the site.
New Farm Cheshire Holidays
1 unit · Glamping55 acres · Whitchurch, ENGNew Farm is situated in the heart of the rural Cheshire countryside. Set within 57 acres of farmland we have 3 delightful fishing lakes bursting with wildlife which is where our two glamping pods are positioned. You will see the cows grazing the land in the summer months and enjoy country walks through the field's. We are close to Oulton Park, canal walks in Bunbury, Beeston and Barbridge, Delamere Forest with lots of fun activities, Bolesworth Castle with many special events throughout the year, the local village of picturesque Bunbury, Tarporley full of boutique shops, cafe’s and restaurants, Snugburys ice cream, explore the historic city of Roman Chester, or shop at Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet and there are so many more places to discover within this area.
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£165
 / night

Outdoor stays for every style

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If you want to spend time outdoors, you’ve come to the right place. Cheshire offers everything from the grassy lowlands of the Cheshire Gap to the hills of mountains of the Peak District, which stretches up toward the Pennines. There are also plenty of cultural sites in the county, from the country house of Arley Hall, which you may recognise as a Peaky Blinders filming location, to Minerva's Shrine, a second-century Roman shrine in a sandstone quarry. It's also a great place for camping and glamping, with area Hipcamps offering everything from canvas tents to cosy shepherd huts.

Where to Go

Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)

On the opposite side of the border with Wales, the Clwydian Range And Dee Valley AONB draws in visitors with its mix of peaks and valleys, meadows and woodlands. It's popular for walking, kayaking, and cycling, while archaeology fans will appreciate the area's half-dozen-odd hillforts that date back to the Iron Age. Stop at the visitor centre at Loggerheads Country Park to get orientated.

Gwydir Forest Park

Head a bit deeper into Wales and you’ll soon find yourself at one of its most important attractions: Snowdonia National Park, also known as Eyri National Park. Snowdonia draws in millions of visitors every year with its towering peaks and deep valleys, but at 823 square miles—and with 74 miles of coastline—Snowdonia has plenty of room for everyone.

Forest of Bowland AONB

If you’d rather head north, the Forest of Bowland AONB makes a great option. Along with miles of rocking and cycling routes, you'll find a mix of lakes and rivers—perfect for trout and salmon fishing—and ample opportunities for birding and wildlife watching. Dark skies, free of light pollution, make this forest an excellent spot for stargazing.

When to Go

If you want to spend outdoors, summer is the best time to do it, when the weather in and around Cheshire is generally warm and dry enough for camping and outdoor recreation. The city of Chester, Cheshire’s main urban hub, also has plenty on in the summer months, from the annual Royal Horticultural Society Flower Show in Tatton Park to open-air film screenings.

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