Relax on a beach holiday

Slow down with a classic UK beach getaway. Enjoy golden sands, secret coves and stunning cliffs, ideal for a solo retreat or a fun family adventure. Spend your summer days by the sea, relaxing, exploring and creating unforgettable memories.

Stay at: Godrevy Park Club Campsite, Cornwall

Explore scenic coastal walks

Enjoy the fresh sea air along the UK’s scenic coastal paths, where cliff-top routes and shoreline trails reveal ever-changing views. Walking the coast suits both short, gentle strolls and longer adventures, offering time to slow down and take in the landscape at your own pace. 

Stay at: Hurn Lane Club Campsite, Somerset

Unforgettable family memories

The summer half-term holiday is a great way for the whole family, including your dog, to spend time together. With plenty of space at your Club campsite, everyone can enjoy and make the most of the holiday.

Stay at: Coniston Park Coppice Club Campsite, Lake District

Try a new watersport

There’s no better way to beat the heat and stay active than by diving into watersports. Discover paddleboarding, kayaking, or enjoy a lakeside dip. Make more memories with your loved ones.

Stay at: Ferry Meadows Club Campsite, Cambridgeshire

Hike a National Park

Summer is the best time to hike the UK’s National Parks, with longer days, clear paths and great scenery. Natural light has a way of shortening the distance, turning gruelling ascents and flat stretches into a more fluid experience.

Our top pick: Eryri National Park (Snowdonia)

Stay at: Coed-Y-Llwyn Club Campsite, North Wales

Watch countryside wildlife

Summer brings the countryside to life, with hedgerows, meadows and woodland rich in wildlife. Head for some of the UK's most peaceful places where the absence of crowds lets nature take centre stage.

Stay at: Burford Club Campsite, Cotswolds

Go cycling

Cycling is a fun way for families to spend the summer together. With various trail levels and sunny weather, you can find a cycling route that suits you. Discover new landscapes and enjoy the fresh air of the British countryside.

Stay at: New Forest Centenary Club Campsite, Hampshire

Visit a farm

A summer farm visit is perfect for families to meet friendly animals and pick delicious summer berries and fruits. For kids, it’s a masterclass in the empathy needed to care for living beings and the patience required to grow food.

Stay at: York Rowntree Park Club Campsite, Yorkshire

Visit an historic site

Many of our UK Club campsites are a matter of minutes from incredible remnants of history that reach their pinnacle in the summer. National Trust locations also offer great summer holiday options, pairing historic architecture with gardens and trail networks.

Stay at: Chatsworth Park Club Campsite, Derbyshire

Visit a vineyard

Summer vineyard visits offer sunlit rows, guided tastings, and quiet rural scenery. You can tour the grounds to see how local bottles are produced, making for an elevated experience away from the daily routine.

Stay at: Steamer Quay Club Campsite, Devon for Sandridge Barton Wines

Explore European beaches

European beaches offer warmer seas, long, sunny days, and vibrant coastal towns, giving you more time to swim, rest, and explore. From turquoise bays to wide sandy stretches, they are great for families to relax, play and enjoy time together.

Enjoy a summer festival

UK summer festivals are the perfect match for a UK Club campsite getaway. Spend your days enjoying live music, delicious local food and fun activities for all ages. After the festivities, head back, relax and unwind.

Stay at: Southland Club Campsite for Isle of Wight Festival

1. Keep your outfit cool

To keep your summer nights comfortable, prioritise airflow and heat management: pitch in the shade, vent your sleeping area, and swap heavy blankets for light bedding.

2. Pack wisely

Stay comfortable in variable weather by wearing light layers, quick-dry fabrics and supportive shoes. Carry a reusable bottle, compact towel and snacks to stay prepared for changing conditions when you’re out and about.

3. Stay safe in the sun

Don't underestimate the sun this summer. Protect your skin from strong sunlight, use insect repellent and keep a small first-aid kit handy.