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Campsites in Leicestershire open in February

4 campsites in Leicestershire are open in February 2027, 4 of them for the whole month. February brings snowdrops, the first lambs and a week of half term. Camping is for the hardy, so most people choose lodges, pods or heated huts.

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Touring park · Barrow upon Soar · Open all month · from £18

Proctors Park

Tents, caravans, motorhomes, static caravans

  • Dogs welcome

from £18/night

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Campsite · Medbourne · Open all month · from £30

Rural Relaxing

Tents, caravans, motorhomes, bell tents, safari tents

  • Some dogs
  • Campfires
  • Glamping

from £30/night

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Glamping site · Waltham on the Wolds · Open all month

Fair Farm Hideaway

Shepherd's huts

  • Some dogs
  • Campfires
  • Adults only
  • Glamping

Prices on request

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Questions people ask

Which campsites in Leicestershire are open in February?

4 campsites, including Proctors Park, Rural Relaxing, Conkers Camping and Caravanning Club Site and Fair Farm Hideaway. 4 are open for the whole month.

What's the cheapest campsite in Leicestershire open in February?

Proctors Park, from £18 a night for two adults, is the lowest price we can find in February.

Are there dog-friendly campsites in Leicestershire open in February?

Yes, 4 of the campsites open in February take dogs. Use the Dogs filter above.

Can I go glamping in Leicestershire in February?

Yes, 2 glamping sites are open in February. Use the Glamping filter above.

Which campsites open in February allow campfires?

2 of them allow fires in some form, usually in a raised fire pit.

Is February a good time to go camping in Leicestershire?

February brings snowdrops, the first lambs and a week of half term. Camping is for the hardy, so most people choose lodges, pods or heated huts.