Coventry campsites
Coventry in the heart of England is perhaps best known for its history, for the captivating ruins of Coventry Cathedral that stand to tell a story about WW II, and the legend of Lady Godiva walking Coventry's streets immortalised in the Godiva festival. In the present, Coventry is up and coming with a thriving culture scene at the Coventry Transport Museum and Herbert Gallery, and Coventry campsites surround Warwickshire's lovely waterways.
16 Coventry campsites
Berkswell, Coventry, Warwickshire (5.7 miles)
4.52 /5
5 reviews
100%
would recommend
Small adult only, back to basics touring site with five fishing lakes and a cafe. Just ten minutes to the NEC!
Meriden, Coventry, Warwickshire (6.7 miles)
4.87 /5
81 reviews
100%
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Adult only touring park set in mature woodlands with modern facilities. Ten minutes from Birmingham NEC.
Hatton, Warwick, Warwickshire (9.8 miles)
4.46 /5
39 reviews
79%
would recommend
Camping and caravanning at Hatton Country World, a destination packed with activities for the whole family.
Ratcliffe Culey, Leicestershire (13 miles)
4.66 /5
25 reviews
96%
would recommend
Peaceful touring site with open countryside views, five minutes to Atherstone. Dog friendly with great local walks!
Catthorpe, Lutterworth, Leicestershire (14.2 miles)
4.67 /5
34 reviews
97%
would recommend
A pretty, family friendly campsite overlooking the River Avon Valley with an onsite shop and cafe. Pet friendly.
Snitterfield, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire (14.5 miles)
4.72 /5
12 reviews
67%
would recommend
Small, camping and glampsite in beautiful countryside just ten minutes from Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Wolvey, Hinckley, Warwickshire (7.8 miles)
Family, group and dog friendly country camping and touring with fishing, set in the heart of the Midlands.
Hunningham Hill, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire (7.9 miles)
Family and dog friendly, peaceful glamping near Warwick Castle and Leamington Spa with bell tents, pods and more.
Warwick, Warwickshire (9 miles)
Dog friendly campsite for tents and tourers. Onsite glamping too with yurts, safari tents and bell tents!
Ansley, Nuneaton, Warwickshire (9.1 miles)
A small, family friendly campsite set in the North Warwickshire countryside. Dog friendly.
Ratcliffe Culey, Atherstone, Warwickshire (12.5 miles)
Dog friendly caravan super pitches and glamping pods onsite. Near Twycross Zoo, Drayton Manor, easy for the NEC.
Warwick, Warwickshire (12.7 miles)
Small and peaceful glamping on a working farm. Ten minutes from Warwick and dog friendly.
Hockley Heath, Warwickshire (12.9 miles)
Camping and bell tent glamping set in 50 acres of unspoilt ancient woodland, a great adventure awaits you.
Ratcliffe Culey, Atherstone, Warwickshire (13.2 miles)
Award-winning boho dog friendly campsite, for those looking to relax, unwind and get back to nature
Napton-on-the-Hill, Southam, Warwickshire (13.5 miles)
A secluded canal-side campsite neighbouring the pretty canals and waterways of Warwickshire.
Stoney Stanton, Leicester, Leicestershire (14.5 miles)
A rural, peaceful and picturesque dog friendly site with lakeside pitches, bar and a decked terrace.
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Things to do in Coventry
Coventry is a city in the centre of the West Midlands, once the capital of England in the 15th century. It has drawn a long line of royalty and is a city steeped in history and lore.
While in the city, you can’t do better than to visit some of the outstanding heritage sites. Stroll through the medieval-fronticed shops in Spon St, or visit the original timbered Charterhouse of St Anne. Pose beside the statue of Lady Godiva in the centre of town imitating her serene expression, what’s not to like about a woman who famously opposed taxes!
For a touch of slightly more recent history, the city boasts no less than three magnificent cathedrals. The breathtaking Coventry Cathedral, the majestic New Cathedral which is a work of true modernist beauty and the ancient St. Mary's Priory.
The original cathedral was destroyed during the bombing of World War Two and stands as a stark reminder of that point in history. Beside this, an artistic new building has been built for Coventry’s future.
Next, take in Lunt Roman Fort which dates back over 2000 years, and then roam through St Mary's Guildhall where you will see rooms that entertained kings and queens of England's past.
If castles are more your thing a visit to any one of the castles in and around the city will be an experience to remember, with Warwick Castle the biggest and grandest of those around. It’s managed by the team behind The Tower of London and puts on fantastic displays, shows and re-enactments for a really interactive visit.
Coventry Transport Museum is the perfect playground for car enthusiasts, taking visitors on a journey from the horse and carriage, to classic motors including the world famous London black cab, which was actually invented in Coventry.
Just outside the city is the Coombe Country Park where you can enjoy a walk through this stunning park with its wildlife and beautiful open areas.
The city of Birmingham and the town of Northampton are great choices for day trips from Coventry. Families will find Cadbury World in Bourneville unmissable for a tour of the famous chocolate factory with plenty of free samples.