Camping in Cheshire

Cheshire's mix of dairy farmland, canals and the fringes of the Peak District gives its campsites a settled, rural character. Around Wrenbury and Marbury, sites make the most of the canal network, with mooring or towpath walks close at hand, while Nantwich and Tarporley offer easy bases for exploring market towns and touring the wider county by car.

Glamping has taken hold strongly here, from Tipsy Tree Glamping and Lloyds Meadow Glamping to smaller retreats like Lower Hall Glamping and The Stables, many set on working farms with fields and hedgerows rather than large touring pitches. Wildboarclough sits apart from the rest, right against the Peak District moors, and suits those wanting proper hill walking rather than a canal-side stroll.

Larger touring options such as Oulton Country Park Touring Site sit alongside smaller, quieter setups near Congleton and Lower Withington, so it's worth deciding whether you want facilities and space for a caravan or a simple, secluded pitch before booking.