Four in a Bed

The competition kicks off at Anstey Hall in Cambridge, where father and son John and Johnny de Bruyne hope to impress their guests with an afternoon of goose herding and a formal dinner.

The second visit is to the clothes-free Clover Spa and Hotel in Birmingham, where owner Tim Higgs plans to convert his rivals to the joys of naturism.

Mark Davidson and Layla Caton are determined to deliver a heavenly stay at The Angel Hotel in Coleford, Gloucestershire. But manners slip over dinner and there's confusion at breakfast.

The final visit is to Higher Gitcombe in Totnes, Devon, run by Lynnie and Paul Jolly. But not everyone is impressed by their efforts to spoil their guests.

On the last day of the competition, the B&Bers tackle negative feedback about self-service breakfast and an indecent find, before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

Four in a Bed becomes 'Four in a Camp Bed', as four sets of campsite proprietors compete to be crowned best value. The first visit is to Amber Wykes' Bell Tent Camping in north Norfolk.

The second visit is to Park Farm Camping and Caravan Site in Norfolk, where husband and wife Derek and Julie Nice hope to impress with their back-to-basics, family-friendly approach.

The third visit is to the 500-year-old Layer Marney Tower in Essex, where posh hosts Nick and Sheila Charrington unzip their luxury canvas lodges for scrutiny.

Gregarious siblings Jane Stacey and Russell Saunders host at Foxhunter Park in Kent. But the large scale and holiday-camp feel of their luxury site make for some not-so-happy campers.