Traipse through open countryside with your canine companion bounding by your side, explore peaceful walking paths, and spend breezy afternoons or evenings at the friendly local pub at The Knole.

Oak Tree Lane is a friendly, family-run site set over forty verdant acres in the scenic settings of west Devon. The welcoming campsite overlooks Dartmoor National Park and lies a short trot from water-based fun on the gleaming waters of Roadford Lake.

Headon Farm Caravan Site is a peaceful, spacious touring site that separates Devon and Cornwall. This welcoming 2-acre site is perfect for guests who enjoy open green spaces and a laidback atmosphere.

What’s better than kicking back on a lush, spacious campsite with plenty of open green areas and room for play? Perhaps all of the above, with the added benefit of enjoying easy access to a decent restaurant and hotel located right in front of the campsite.

Oldiscleave Farm is a spacious, friendly glampsite nestled in the greenery of the North Devon countryside, providing campers with the perfect settings for outdoorsy adventures.

Take a break from the dreary nine-to-five for open green spaces, tranquillity, and the freedom to toddle away from the complexities of the modern world. Ben, the owner of Summerhill Farm.

Yeatheridge Farm Caravan Park weaves an enticing image to mind. How would you like to kick back on gently undulating green fields in the shade of leafy trees, watching butterflies flitter between wildflowers while tranquil lakes gleam and glint nearby? If this sounds like your cup of tea.

Delightful Devon escapes are best enjoyed at Sunny Pooh Corner, a peaceful, roomy, and well-maintained one-acre site tucked away in a picturesque location a mere 10-minute stroll from the sleepy village of Ashwater.

Lydford Caravan and Camping Park is a private site affiliated with the Caravan Club, located on the fringes of Dartmoor National Park, with stunning views of the tors. The park enjoys a handy position in the middle of Devon.

For comfortable, outdoor camping holidays in Devon, consider parking up or pitching a tent at Roadford Lake Campsite, a cracking site for toasting marshmallows, sitting down for alfresco nibbles.

Barley Meadow Touring Park is splendid spot for those who want to return to nature and spend a relaxing holiday amid tranquil settings. The site rests within Dartmoor National Park.

Blagdon Farm is a lively, welcoming holiday destination nestled on a working smallholding in Devon. The rural, friendly site rests on the border between Devon and Cornwall.

Owl Valley Glamping is a compact, quiet site that provides adventuring sorts with tranquil settings for escaping the unending grind of the modern world. This welcoming site rests just 2-miles from the lively town of Bideford and offers campers a basic campsite with essential amenities and heaps of space for stretching out with a book or hamper in the sun.

Escape to the peaceful surroundings of a friendly and quiet campsite, sandwiched between the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the stunning Hartland Heritage Coast.

Larkworthy Farm is a working beef and sheep farm, enjoying a handy location just off the A388, within easy reach of the buzzing old market towns of Holsworthy and Launceston.

Crossways Country Caravan and Camping Park is a family-owned rural campsite, located a mere three miles from Barnstaple, affording easy access to the main roads and public transport.

Whitemoor Camping is a peaceful, family-friendly site set out on a quiet farm looking out over the Taw valley. The spacious campsite blends the thrills of country walks, sandy shores.

Broad Park Camping is a welcoming, compact, laid-back site tucked away in the unspoiled greenery of the romantic, rolling Welsh countryside. The certificated site rests in a lovely.

Lane End Camping is a beautiful Certificated Site, providing campers with uncrowded, intimate camping in a picturesque southwest location. Explore the entire region from this well-placed yet tranquil North Devon location.

Glamping Lane End is the perfect spot for adventurers craving an outdoor escape, minus the cons of camping under canvas. The peaceful rural site rests twenty-minutes from the lively market town of Holsworthy and just a fifteen-minute drive from the scenic coast path.