Campsites in Devon

Miles of pebbly shoreline for you to walk around but keep an eye on the kids as they might lose themselves in some Famous Five adventure.

Surfing isn’t just reserved for the pros – pitch up at Mitchum Meadow and shimmy into a wetsuit to ride the waves at Croyde Bay.

Bucking the holiday-park trends that abound in this part of the world, Little Meadow remains happily…well, little. Simple, friendly and unassuming, it’s a low-impact, ecological hillside site with terraced pitches that offer great views .

If you took a group of friends to camp here, you’d basically double the population of the island. Extreme, remote camping but with a 24 hour ‘escape plan’. Awesome!

This is true comfort camping, where the only surrounding atrocity is who killed the largest Stag in the village. You'll no doubt have the best sleep ever here.

Need to unwind? Lost your marbles? Grab the kids and lose yourself properly in the magical fields of Dartmoor.

A refined well-organised campsite, run by friendly staff. It may not be overly exciting, but you’ll struggle to find anything to complain about here either.

Back garden camping at it's finest, plus you don't even need to leave your tent if it's nature spotting that you're after.

Enchanting woodland camping...true escapism!

Yurt camping with a difference. Take one passionate owner, attention to detail payed to the yurts and some epic views, and you've got yourself an incredibly Cool Campsite...

Stunning views and more space than you can shake a tent pole at.

Camping and lakes go hand in hand, and this site is no exception...

A Tipi-tastic woodland treat –perfect for a family break with added break...

This isn't just any field in Devon, no, it's a field of dreams – perfect for entertaining the whole family yet completely invigorating and relaxing at the same time!

Tranquil yurt spot, right next to Dartmoor.

Saddle up and prepare to have your breath taken by this irresistible spot – the kids just won't be able to get enough of the adorable Exmoor ponies!

Charming, rural, campsite with a cracking campers barn, and smack bang in all of South Hams's glory.

Meeting the tranquil herd of organic Friesians, Kunekune pigs, sheep, ducks, geese and chickens will soon lift the cares of urban life from your shoulders. Whatever you do here, you’ll return home with a new perspective on the countryside and modern life.

Nature’s riches are on display right on your doorstep in the rolling Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the beaches of the Jurassic Coast, a paradise for fossil-hunters, are also only a 20-minute drive.

Lovingly ensconced in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty lies The Old Rectory.