Fire & Stars Woodland Camping

See life in the woods

Explore our woodland pitches, quiet clearings, campfire evenings, facilities and sauna. Every stay looks a little different, but the feeling of having your own place among the trees stays the same.

Real campsite photographsClick any image to enlargeVideos from the woodland

A closer look

More than a row of tents

Fire & Stars is spread through 48 acres of woodland in the National Forest. Our photographs show the variety of places to stay, from classic pitches beneath the canopy to sunnier clearings, secluded hideaways and dedicated campervan spaces.

Use this page to get a feel for the woodland before choosing the pitch that best suits your stay.

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Take a look around the campsite

Spend four minutes exploring the woodland pitches, campfire spaces and quiet atmosphere that make Fire & Stars different.

Choose your setting

Our pitches

No two parts of the woodland feel exactly the same. Click an image to see it at full size, then compare the pitch descriptions on our Prices & Booking page.

A classic woodland camping pitch among the trees — Classic woodland camping

A spacious family woodland camping pitch — Family Woodland Camp

Family tent space beneath the woodland canopy — Room for a family setup

The Nook secluded woodland pitch — The Nook

The Nook grassy woodland clearing — A sheltered pitch and sunny clearing

The Outpost looking towards its open grass area — The Outpost

The Outpost private firepit and seating area — Private firepit area

A family tent set up at The Outpost — Space for a family tent

A dedicated campervan pitch within the woodland — Woodland Campervan Pitch

Field View campervan pitch beside the open meadow — Field View

The open meadow beside Field View campervan pitch — A more open woodland edge

The Woodland Bolthole among the trees — Woodland Bolthole

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Slow down outdoors

Life in the woods

Cook over the fire, read in the shade, follow the grassy rides or simply sit beneath the canopy. Woodland camping is as much about the time between activities as the activities themselves.

Tent, hammock and firepit set up among the trees — Your own place among the trees

A family walking along a grassy woodland ride — Follow the woodland rides

A child reading beside a woodland tent — Time to switch off

A family building a campfire in the woodland — Campfire evenings

Watching for wildlife from a woodland bench — Watch for woodland wildlife

Wildflowers growing along the woodland edge — Wildflower edges

Sunlight filtering through the woodland canopy — Look up through the canopy

Ripe blackberries beside a woodland ride — Small seasonal details

Simple and practical

Facilities and extras

The campsite remains deliberately low-key, with the useful facilities you need positioned around the woodland.

Sheltered woodland wash station with two sinks — Sheltered wash station

Two hot and cold water sinks in the wash station — Hot and cold water

The wood-fired woodland sauna among the trees — Woodland sauna

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Heat, cold and fresh air

Take a look around the woodland sauna

Set apart from the camping pitches, the wood-fired sauna has outdoor showers, cold plunge tubs, changing space and a fireside area for relaxing between rounds.

Explore the woodland sauna

The woodland sauna and fireside area at dusk — Sauna area at dusk

Outdoor showers beside the woodland sauna — Outdoor showers

Two cold plunge tubs beside the woodland sauna — Cold plunge tubs

The changing room fireside area at the woodland sauna — Relax by the fire

Ready to choose your place?

Turn the photographs into your own woodland stay

Compare every pitch, see what is included and check live availability for your preferred dates.

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