ATS Euromaster reveals the best places to camp this summer

To uncover the UK's hidden gems, tyre and vehicle specialist, ATS Euromaster, researched the top 10 campsites with the most positive reviews but least social tags: To uncover the UK's hidden gems, tyre and vehicle specialist,ATS Euromaster, researched the top 10 campsites with the most positive reviews but least social tags: 1. Wareham,Dorset Hidden gem :Trigon Farm  is in a rural field with views of Trigon Manor house and arable fields. A great site for families and it's dog...

To uncover the UK's hidden gems, tyre and vehicle specialist, ATS Euromaster, researched the top 10 campsites with the most positive reviews but least social tags:

1. Wareham, Dorset

Hidden gem: Trigon Farm is in a rural field with views of Trigon Manor house and arable fields. A great site for families and it's dog friendly.

2. Dorchester, Dorset

Hidden gem: Dewflock Farm is a working farm where for camping and glamping. It's a great base to explore Dorset, including the lovely beaches.

3. Winnats Pass, Peak District

Hidden gem: Newfold Farm is a family-run campsite at the start of the Pennine Way. It's great for hikers and cyclists and half a mile from a pub and railway station.

4. Truro, Cornwall

Hidden gem: Callestick Camping is dog-friendly wild camping with spectacular views over the Cornish countryside, and only 10 minutes from the beach.

5. Abereiddy, Pembrokeshire

Hidden gem: Eco Caerhys Camping in St Davids offers wild meadow camping at an organic farm on the coastline. It's a great place for active people, with surfing nearby.

The rest of the best include:

6. Dodd, Cumbria – Newlands Valley Campsite

7. St Austell, Cornwall - East Crinnis Camping in Heronbank

8. Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire - Three Fields Campsite

9. Skegness, Lincolnshire - Birchwood Fishing and Camping

10. Chester, Cheshire - Kings Acre Glamping

Five things to check before going on a camping holiday: 

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* https://www.mintel.com/press-centre/travel/carry-on-camping-4-5-million-brits-took-their-first-camping-holiday-during-the-pandemic