Adults-only caravan parks in the UK

If you’re holidaying without children, it’s understandable that you may prefer an adults-only park over those that cater to families.

While family-friendly parks focus their facilities around children, such as play areas and child-friendly entertainment, adults-only parks usually feature more mature amenities, like fishing lakes, golf, and nature walks. Whether travelling solo, as a couple, or as a group, adults-only parks offer a slower, more relaxed atmosphere, allowing for a truly tranquil retreat.

We’ve compiled a list of adults-only caravan parks, with options catering to those after a scenic break, coastal views, fishing opportunities, and a connection to nature and wildlife.

Adults-only caravan parks for a scenic retreat

Longnor Wood Holiday Park

Longnor, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 0NG

Located in the breathtaking Peak District, Longnor Wood offers a peaceful, secluded retreat. Both touring and camping pitches are available, as well as static caravans, en-suite glamping pods, and luxury lodges with hot tubs. All accommodation options are dog-friendly.

The park is open almost year-round (2nd February – 3rd January), boasting 5-star facilities with a quiet, low-noise, adults-only setting, perfect for a romantic getaway or relaxing break.

There’s a scenic dog walking route and a dedicated dog exercise field on site, with beautiful walking routes close by within the Peak District National Park. Longnor village offers a pub, shop, and fish & chip shop within a 2-mile walk from the holiday park, with other nearby towns like Buxton and Bakewell, and iconic landmarks such as Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall.

Find out more, or book your stay at Longnor Wood here.

Daisy Bank Touring Caravan Park

Montgomery, Powys, Wales, SY15 6EB

For a peaceful country reset, look no further than Daisy Bank. Set in a beautiful valley location and open year-round, Daisy Bank offers a family-run park experience with fully serviced touring pitches and 5-star rated facilities.

Dog-friendly, the park has a large, fully fenced, scenic dog walking area, with an information hut providing walking routes and local guides. Guests can also enjoy award-winning, heated amenity blocks with luxury wet rooms, a laundry and drying room, washing up areas, and a reception shop selling essentials, local produce, pastries, and cakes. There’s also a free on-site pitch and putt course.

Accessible straight from the park is a range of scenic countryside walking routes, offering the perfect base for exploring the Shropshire and Welsh borders countryside. Bishops Castle and Welshpool are close by for local shops, pubs, and attractions.

Find out more, or book your stay at Daisy Bank here.

Coastal adults-only caravan parks

Widdicombe Farm Touring Park

The Ring Road, Compton, Torquay, Paignton, TQ3 1ST

Widdicombe Farm is a family-run touring park, nestled in the scenic coastal town of Paignton, with easy access just off the A380, avoiding narrow lanes. The park is open seasonally, with over 180 hardstanding touring pitches. Exclusively for adults, Widdicombe Farm also welcomes well-behaved dogs, with an exercise field on site and beachside walks a mere 10 minutes away.

On-site, Widdicombe has private washrooms, a fully equipped laundrette, a small shop stocked with essentials, a bar and licensed restaurant (operating seasonally), and visiting catering units that serve pizza, Thai food, BBQ, and fish & chips. A minibus service runs seasonally, providing easy access to local areas.

As well as 22 miles of stunning coastline, guests can enjoy the UNESCO-listed English Riviera Global Geopark, Paignton Zoo, Dartmouth Steam Railway, and Splashdown Quaywest, all close by. Other nearby towns and attractions include Torquay, Brixham, Dartmouth, Cockington, and Babbacombe, and Dartmoor National Park offers walking routes with brilliant sunset views.

Find out more, or book your stay at Widdicombe Farm here.

Rosebud Farm Touring Park

St Teath, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 3LB

Rosebud Farm is a small family-run site in rural North Cornwall, set in the heart of the countryside in an International Dark Sky Association area, meaning the park is perfect for stargazing. Whether you’re looking for walking, cycling, coastal exploration, or just relaxing in a peaceful setting, Rosebud Farm is an excellent choice.

The park is open all year, including Christmas and New Year, with 50 super-sized pitches offering panoramic views over Allen Valley to Bodmin Moor. Tourers, motorhomes, and tents are welcome, and the site is dog-friendly with a dedicated dog play area. Guests can enjoy heated toilets and showers, with free WiFi and excellent TV and satellite reception throughout the park. Barbecues are permitted, and uniquely, Rosebud Farm has a book swap corner for finding your next read.

St Teath village is a short walk away, with a pub, café, and post office, and golden beaches with surfing opportunities are close by. Tintagel Castle and the Camel Estuary may appeal to history-loving holiday makers, and those after a walking holiday can enjoy the Bodmin Moor walks like Roughtor and Brown Willy peaks – the highest point in Cornwall.

Find out more, or book your stay at Rosebud Farm here.

Adults-only caravan parks for fishing

Stretton Lakes

Clipsham Road, Oakham LE15 7QS

An angler’s dream, Stretton Lakes is an adults-only touring park with 32 lakeside pitches, each with tranquil countryside views. In a peaceful, spacious setting within 120 acres, the pitches are set around a private lake, sheltered by hedging and trees. The park is open year-round and is dog-friendly, with plenty of walking routes close by.

Offering 5-star facilities, touring guests can enjoy a luxury shower block, with private en-suite style rooms and rainfall showers, washing machines and tumble dryers, and dedicated dog washing facilities.

The main attraction is the six-course fishing lakes, open year-round and stocked with a variety of fish, including mirror, common and ghost carp, roach, rudd, tench and bream. Stretton Lakes is an open coarse fishery, on a day ticket basis. Venturing out of the park, Rutland Water is close by for walking, cycling, sailing, fishing, and birdwatching, and there’s easy access to Oakham and Stamford for shopping, markets, food, and sightseeing. Michelin-listed gastropubs are also within walking distance.

Find out more, or book your stay at Stretton Lakes here.

Fields End Water Caravan Park

Benwick Road, Doddington, Cambridgeshire PE15 0TY

In a quiet, peaceful setting away from major roads, Fields End Water offers fully serviced touring pitches for caravans and motorhomes, as well as luxury glamping fishing pods and holiday lodges with private hot tubs. The site is dog-friendly, with a dedicated off-lead exercise area.

Perfect for a rural retreat, Fields End has three on-site carp fishing lakes with 70 fishing swims. Anglers can benefit from an on-site bait shop, as well as a café and bar for recuperating after a long day at the lakes. Touring and glamping are closed December – February, but the fishing and lodges are open year-round (excluding Christmas Day).

The village of Doddington is within walking distance, offering pubs, shops, a post office, and a fish & chip shop, and there’s easy access to various towns with regular farmers’ markets to enjoy. The park is also an excellent base for visiting RSPB nature reserves, including Welney Wash, Ouse Washes, and Whittlesey Nene Washes.

Find out more, or book your stay at Fields End Water here.

Exe Valley Caravan Site

Bridgetown, Dulverton, TA22 9JN

Located in a peaceful, wildlife-rich setting within Exmoor National Park, Exe Valley welcomes tourers, motorhomes, and tents, with fully serviced, spacious riverside and streamside pitches. Well-behaved dogs are welcome, with a large off-lead dog exercise area with river access available on-site.

Guests can enjoy heated shower facilities with modern toilet blocks, and a laundry and dishwashing area. A small on-site shop sells local food, essentials, and gas supplies, and free WiFi is available across the site. There’s also free fly fishing on 600 yards of the River Exe with brown trout and grayling.

Walking routes are available directly from the site across Exmoor’s moors and woodlands, with opportunities to spot deer, ponies, otters, and abundant birdlife. There’s easy access to Lorna Doone Valley, North Devon Coast, and seaside towns, as well as local Exmoor pubs, National Trust and English Heritage properties.

Find out more, or book your stay at Exe Valley here.

Adults-only caravan parks for birdwatching

Blue Rose Country Park

Star Carr Lane, Brandesburton, East Yorkshire, YO25 8RU

Blue Rose is a conservation-focused holiday park, offering a peaceful retreat surrounded by abundant birdlife, including barn owls, kestrels, sparrowhawks, goldfinches, tree sparrows, blackcaps, bullfinches, yellowhammers, song thrushes, swifts, and swallows. The 12-acre park has over 45 hardstanding pitches available, and welcomes dogs.

The on-site amenities include a heated toilet and shower block, laundry facilities, and a secure dog exercise area. A range of walking routes are available direct from the park’s gates (see full routes on the website), and the park is close to local shops, pubs, award-winning fish & chips, and Chinese takeaways.

Blue Rose is the perfect hub for exploring the Yorkshire Wolds countryside, with easy access to Hull, Hornsea Free Port, Bridlington seaside, and the historical town of Beverley that offers a Saturday market and medieval architecture. There are a range of outdoor activities available nearby, including golf, fishing, shooting, and water sports.

Find out more, or book your stay at Blue Rose here.

Run Cottage Touring Park

Alderton Road, Hollesley, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 3RQ

Open year-round, Run Cottage has 45 spacious touring pitches, with both electric and fully serviced options. Dogs are welcomed with an adjoining exercise field available, and guests can enjoy scenic views of open farmland and a large pond. The site is abundant with wildlife, such as barn owls, kingfishers, ducks, moorhens, deer, and rabbits.

The site offers modern toilet and shower blocks, as well as a washing-up station and laundry room. WiFi is available throughout, and the tourist information area has everything you need to plan your itinerary for your stay.

The tranquil setting of the park is just a short walking distance from a village shop, pub, and shingle beach. There is plenty of walking, cycling, and birdwatching around the Suffolk Heritage Coast, as well as historical sites like Sutton Hoo, Orford Castle, and Framlingham Castle. Nearby market towns offer local pubs and restaurants, and there are a variety of dog-friendly locations close by (full list available on their website).

Find out more, or book your stay at Run Cottage here.

Long Acres Touring Park

Station Road, Old Leake, Boston PE22 9RF

This award-winning, family-run park, set in bird-rich fenland countryside, offers spacious pitches for touring caravans, motorhomes, trailer tents, and tents. Electric hook-ups are included, and EV charging is available for anyone bringing an electric vehicle.

The park is dog-friendly, with a secure exercise area and plenty of panoramic walking routes close by. Guests can enjoy modern, heated toilet and shower facilities, an indoor dishwashing area and fully equipped laundry facilities. There’s free WiFi throughout the park, and a local minibus service for exploring the local area. The park is situated in a nature-rich location, ideal for birdwatching, with barn owls, tawny owls, woodpeckers, and cuckoos commonly spotted.

Nature reserves like RSPB Freiston Shore, Frampton Marshes, and Gibraltar Point are close by, as well as various market towns offering historic days out, such as Lincoln, Grimsby, and King’s Lynn. Skegness is also easily accessible from the park for a coastal day out.

Find out more, or book your stay at Long Acres here.

Caravanning the smart way

Adults-only parks offer a unique holiday experience compared to family-friendly locations. But don’t let your relaxing retreat be ruined by an accident that’s out of your control.

Before embarking on your next adventure, ensure you’re covered by a suitable caravan insurance policy. Whether you’re travelling across the country, or heading to a local park, having the right cover in place is important.

This article was published on 12th February 2026. It was accurate when posted, but things may have changed over time, and some links might not work anymore. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to get in touch with us.