Campsites with fishing in Herefordshire

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Herefordshire packs a punch for fishing fans, with over 80 campsites where you can cast a line without straying far from your tent. Expect riverbanks, peaceful lakes, and the occasional kingfisher darting past. Shower blocks, pet-friendly pitches, and campfire spots are common, so you don’t need to rough it. Prices range from as low as £27 to an average of £169 per night. Three local favourites stand out: Woodside Country Park (45 reviews) sits near stocked pools, Penylan Cider Farm (20 reviews) pairs fishing with orchard views, and Stargazer Glamping (16 reviews) lets you fish and stargaze in equal measure. When you want a break from the rod, hiking trails, wildlife-watching, and climbing are right on your doorstep. Don’t forget to bag up your rubbish—locals take pride in keeping the countryside tidy.

99% (98)

Top-rated campgrounds

Private garden with fire pit supplied free. fire packs available to purchase onsite.

4. Offas Dyke Retreat

5 units · Glamping · England
A holiday taking in two countries – a tad ambitious? Not in the slightest. Take off to Offa’s Dyke Retreat and such escapades are very easy indeed, as you’re almost on the border of England and Wales, with plenty of gorgeous scenery and outdoorsy antics on both sides of the divide. Site is set in 3 acres with new 2023 communal space, including games room sofa snug, dinning area, new wet rooms and kitchen to be complete December 2023. You can start gazing at that scenery without even leaving this friendly glamping site in the little village of Longtown, for the outlook here is one of the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park. Ready for a closer look? Get those boots on and set off for a wander. The Offa’s Dyke path passes nearby on its way from Pandy to Hay-on-Wye, and there are lots of little local paths to explore too. A stroll of a much less strenuous variety (barely a 7 minute, in fact) takes you to the local pub for home-cooked meals, local ales. If you can manage a little further (a 6 minutes walk), you can get to a fab village shop stacked with fresh and frozen food, local tipples and homemade cakes. Stock up there and trot back to the site for a picnic or barbecue (firepit provided, with firewood available to buy on site), or use the well-equipped communal kitchen to prep your eats. 5 ensuite railway carriages with kitchenette, 2 pods and 3 further carriages use shared facilities on site include a toilet block with a couple of showers; no need to bring your own towels, as you’ll be provided with these when you get here, along with bedding for your cosy sleeping quarters.
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
£117
 / night

Herefordshire packs a punch for fishing fans, with over 80 campsites where you can cast a line without straying far from your tent. Expect riverbanks, peaceful lakes, and the occasional kingfisher darting past. Shower blocks, pet-friendly pitches, and campfire spots are common, so you don’t need to rough it. Prices range from as low as £27 to an average of £169 per night. Three local favourites stand out: Woodside Country Park (45 reviews) sits near stocked pools, Penylan Cider Farm (20 reviews) pairs fishing with orchard views, and Stargazer Glamping (16 reviews) lets you fish and stargaze in equal measure. When you want a break from the rod, hiking trails, wildlife-watching, and climbing are right on your doorstep. Don’t forget to bag up your rubbish—locals take pride in keeping the countryside tidy.

99% (98)

Top-rated campgrounds

Private garden with fire pit supplied free. fire packs available to purchase onsite.

4. Offas Dyke Retreat

5 units · Glamping · England
A holiday taking in two countries – a tad ambitious? Not in the slightest. Take off to Offa’s Dyke Retreat and such escapades are very easy indeed, as you’re almost on the border of England and Wales, with plenty of gorgeous scenery and outdoorsy antics on both sides of the divide. Site is set in 3 acres with new 2023 communal space, including games room sofa snug, dinning area, new wet rooms and kitchen to be complete December 2023. You can start gazing at that scenery without even leaving this friendly glamping site in the little village of Longtown, for the outlook here is one of the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park. Ready for a closer look? Get those boots on and set off for a wander. The Offa’s Dyke path passes nearby on its way from Pandy to Hay-on-Wye, and there are lots of little local paths to explore too. A stroll of a much less strenuous variety (barely a 7 minute, in fact) takes you to the local pub for home-cooked meals, local ales. If you can manage a little further (a 6 minutes walk), you can get to a fab village shop stacked with fresh and frozen food, local tipples and homemade cakes. Stock up there and trot back to the site for a picnic or barbecue (firepit provided, with firewood available to buy on site), or use the well-equipped communal kitchen to prep your eats. 5 ensuite railway carriages with kitchenette, 2 pods and 3 further carriages use shared facilities on site include a toilet block with a couple of showers; no need to bring your own towels, as you’ll be provided with these when you get here, along with bedding for your cosy sleeping quarters.
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
£117
 / night

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Foodies will revel in market towns with local produce and homebrewed ciders; outdoor enthusiasts will love the breath-taking countryside, angular rock faces and River Wye; and literature-lovers will be right at home with a visit to Hay-on-Wye’s famous bookshops. Bordering Wales, this English county is rich in art, poetry, history and literature with festivals and events to awaken every sense. When it comes to camping, Herefordshire is equally diverse with traditional campsites, luxury glamping and quirky yet brilliant places to pitch a tent or park up a campervan. Whether you want a relaxing riverside retreat, luxury camping for the literary festival or a base for adventure, you’ll find it among our hand-picked Herefordshire camping and glamping sites.