What it does
Pitchup.com books camping, glamping and holiday parks. It distinguishes pitches for your own tent, caravan or motorhome from accommodation supplied on site, with feature searches such as electric hook-up, dogs and family facilities.
Start by choosing between Bring my own and Onsite accommodation. A touring pitch and a hired caravan can look similar in destination browsing but require very different equipment. Pitchup makes that first distinction explicit.
Then narrow by features that affect your stay: electric hook-up, dogs allowed, a play area or an adults-only setting. These are more useful search decisions than choosing solely from a scenic photograph. The site also provides camping guides and national-park reading, including road-trip material. Its destination coverage extends beyond the UK, while many of the prominent guides focus on British camping. Use the selected site’s details to settle the pitch and facilities you need before reserving.
Pitchup takes a 15% deposit as part of the holiday price. The remaining balance follows the campsite’s own timing, shown before booking and in the confirmation. Deposits are normally non-refundable; use the account’s cancellation option and contact the site for amendments or questions about its policy.
Strengths
- Separates pitches from supplied accommodation
- Offers practical campsite feature searches
Best for
- Campers matching a stay to their equipment and facilities
Sources
- Camping, Glamping, Caravan and Holiday Parks | Pitchup.com (Oct 26, 2026)
- FAQ | Pitchup.com (Oct 26, 2026)