Campsites with swimming in Herefordshire

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In Herefordshire, swimmers land well with over 80 campsites that make the most of rivers, lakes, and wild ponds. The area’s options range from £27 a night up to an average of £169, so you’ll find everything from simple grass pitches to fully kitted-out glamping setups. Top picks include Woodside Country Park (45 reviews), with its spring-fed pools and woodland trails; Penylan Cider Farm (20 reviews), where you can cool off in the river after a day exploring apple orchards; and Broadmeadow Glamping (18 reviews), known for its tranquil lakeside setting. Most sites welcome pets, allow campfires, and offer toilets—no need to rough it. Besides swimming, you’ll find solid hiking and fishing nearby, so pack your kit and dive in.

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In Herefordshire, swimmers land well with over 80 campsites that make the most of rivers, lakes, and wild ponds. The area’s options range from £27 a night up to an average of £169, so you’ll find everything from simple grass pitches to fully kitted-out glamping setups. Top picks include Woodside Country Park (45 reviews), with its spring-fed pools and woodland trails; Penylan Cider Farm (20 reviews), where you can cool off in the river after a day exploring apple orchards; and Broadmeadow Glamping (18 reviews), known for its tranquil lakeside setting. Most sites welcome pets, allow campfires, and offer toilets—no need to rough it. Besides swimming, you’ll find solid hiking and fishing nearby, so pack your kit and dive in.

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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.