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The White Lodge

A traditional campsite close to Staffordshire’s canals, river, and stately homes.

Great Haywood Canalside Campsite

The simplest of canalside campsites with narrowboats chugging past and an award-winning farm shop over the road

Simple pleasures: a bed, a fire and a drink. The campsite allows fires (off ground), and fire bowls can be hired for just £5.00 - but you’ll need to bring your own firewood.

Canalside Camping is a site that’s true to its name. An open and flat green field, banking a section of the Trent and Mersey Canal. The site has an excellent farm shop and cafe adjacent to it, and is surrounded by historic bridges, waterways and a National Tru

You don’t need to work up a thirst to reach the The Clifford Arms - it’s only 10 mins walk along the canal. A friendly village pub serving a good range of beers and food.

What an idyllic spot to sit and watch the world float by?

A peaceful and idyllic flat field location by the canal, shared with a gaggle of geese and swans.

Motorhomes and camper vans are welcome (no caravans though). 

The campsite supplies fresh water to campers. There is a site over the bridge for motorhome users to empty black waste.

Historic Shugborough Hall is about 10mins walk from the campsite and visitors can explore the hall, a museum,  Victorian kitchen garden, model farm and cafe. 

Historic Essex Bridge is only a few minutes walk from the campsite. One of the largest surviving packhorse bridges in the country, it stands over the River Trent and is en route to nearby Shugborough Hall. 

Not a bad view to wake up to. Canalside Camping is a site that’s true to its name. An open and flat green field, banking a section of the Trent and Mersey Canal. 

Staffordshire

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<p>One of the smaller
counties in the UK, Staffordshire is not famed for its camping but there is no
reason to rule this beautiful region out. From its southern border around the
city of <a href='/d/united-kingdom/england/west-midlands/west-midlands-county/birmingham/camping/all'>Birmingham</a>, stretching north into the edges of the Peak District
National Park, the rolling countryside of Staffordshire forms a beautiful
backdrop for many good campsites. We’ve been out and about visiting all the top
spots so you can find the best campsites at the click of a button. Browse our
selection of the best luxury glamping and traditional campsites in
Staffordshire below and book your next camping adventure online today.</p>

Discover and book the best riverside campsites in Staffordshire, West Midlands, and pitch your tent or campervan beside the water.