Bristol campsites
The vibrant and attractive city of Bristol has it all. Straddling the River Avon, the city is home to the SS Great Britain - billed as the ship that changed the world! - and there's culture aplenty here. Choose from this selection of Bristol campsites to join the party.
27 Bristol campsites
Bitton, Bristol, Gloucestershire (6.1 miles)
4.19 /5
48 reviews
71%
would recommend
A secluded base with a fishing lake. Situated between Bath and Bristol, perfect for exploring.
Easter Compton, Bristol, Gloucestershire (6.4 miles)
Fully equipped safari tent glamping at the Wave surfing lake in Bristol, with onsite cafe/bar, surf shop and more.
Bishop Sutton, Bath, Somerset (8.2 miles)
4.87 /5
11 reviews
100%
would recommend
Award winning, adult only touring park with manicured grounds and ponds. Dog friendly, just 20 minutes to Bath!
Butcombe, Bristol, Somerset (8.9 miles)
Exclusive-use, rural site on five acres of new woodland set in the Mendip Hills and 300m from Blagdon Lake.
Churchill, Somerset (12.6 miles)
4.7 /5
27 reviews
92%
would recommend
Almost wild camping pitches for tents with great views atop the Mendips. Dog friendly with fire pits.
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Churchill, Somerset (12.6 miles)
4.96 /5
10 reviews
90%
would recommend
Luxury, dog friendly yurt glamping with stunning channel views. Ten minutes from Cheddar and Cheddar Gorge.
Rowberrow, Winscombe, Somerset (12.8 miles)
4.49 /5
18 reviews
94%
would recommend
Off-grid, simple farm site with views out to the Bristol Channel, ten minutes to Cheddar Gorge. Dogs welcome!
Sandford, Somerset (12.8 miles)
4.59 /5
17 reviews
94%
would recommend
A tranquil family and dog friendly site in an AONB, set beside an activity centre with skiing, abseiling and more.
Sandford, Somerset (13.2 miles)
Family and dog friendly camping with a shop, pub and cafe. Enjoy live music, archery, skiing and rock climbing too!
Bradley Cross, Cheddar, Somerset (14.3 miles)
4.93 /5
12 reviews
92%
would recommend
This secluded adult-only site is perfect for a peaceful getaway in stunning Cheddar Gorge, Somerset. Dog-friendly.
Faulkland, Bath, Somerset (14.9 miles)
4.8 /5
51 reviews
94%
would recommend
Camping alongside the oldest cider pub in Somerset welcoming families, couples, groups, solo travellers and dogs.
Cheddar, Somerset (14.9 miles)
4.96 /5
30 reviews
100%
would recommend
Peaceful, adult only park by the River Yeo. Five minute walk to Cheddar and 20 minute walk to Cheddar Gorge!
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Keynsham, Bristol, Somerset (5.6 miles)
Camp at one of the South West's best family visitor attractions, Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park!
Upton Cheyney, Bristol, Gloucestershire (6.6 miles)
A proper farm campsite with bell tent glamping set between Bath and Bristol, with easy access to the Roman Baths.
Winford, Bristol, Somerset (7.6 miles)
A rural and peaceful back-to-basics campsite with cosy glamping. Perfect for campfires, stargazing and wildlife.
Bristol, Somerset (9.5 miles)
Relax amongst nature at this eco-conscious camping and caravan park, set near the iconic Mendip Hills.
Temple Bridge, Bristol, Wiltshire (9.9 miles)
Secluded, off-grid campsite 30 minutes from Bristol and Bath and ten minutes from the Mendip Hills.
Timsbury, Bath, Somerset (10.1 miles)
A pop-up, no fuss family campsite with a focus on environmentally friendly holidaying. 20 mins from Bath!
Blagdon, Bristol, Somerset (11.1 miles)
Luxury bell tents with excellent facilities in the Mendip Hills near Cheddar, Bath, Bristol, Wells, Brean.
Old Sodbury, Bristol, Gloucestershire (11.6 miles)
Quiet, adult-only touring site set in the countryside, 25 minutes from Bristol and 30 minutes from Bath.
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Things to do in Bristol
Bristol is a popular and bustling city, filled with superb attractions that make it a great getaway destination for young and older alike.
The River Avon flows through the city and there's a lot of fun to be had exploring the city's water-based attractions. A trip to Brunel's SS Great Britain offers an insight into the fascinating history of the ship - billed as the ship that changed the world! Exploring the Bristol City Docks and taking a waterbus are both fun ways to spend the time, while a stroll across The Downs to Clifton Suspension Bridge is offers magnificent views.
The city isn't lacking when it comes to impressive architecture either. St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol Cathedral, as well as the tight spiral staircase to the top of Cabot Tower (with superb panoramic views) and Wills Memorial Tower are all well worth exploring.
There's also a diverse selection of museums, educational attractions and art galleries during your visit, such as the At-Bristol Science Centre, the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery and M Shed, which tells the story of the city's history.
Bristol Zoo Gardens is excellent and offers a wild day out for animal lovers of all ages, while the pretty University of Bristol Botanic Garden is a pleasant place to explore at a more leisurely pace.
If you come in August, the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta is quite a sight. If the sun shines, relax at Clifton Lido, or get active with a visit to the world's largest indoor trampolining park, Airhop!
Slightly further afield visitors can take in the picturesque sights within the Mendip Hills AONB as well as Ashton Court, while the striking city of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an enticing day trip option too.
For beaches, Weston-super-Mare, Clevedon and Burnham-on-Sea are within an hour's drive.