Campsites Liverton

Woodovis Park is a beautiful spot for families and holidaymakers in dire need of a restful stay, comfortable lodgings, and varied amenities at hand. The site rests in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and rests conveniently on the border between Devon and Cornwall.

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.

Blend your passion for the great outdoors with plenty of delicious food at Bovey's Down Farm. This peaceful, rural site rests on a working beef farm, a 10-minute drive from the market town of Honiton.

South Breazle Holidays is a quiet camping space in a secluded, open location in Devon. Make this picturesque and peaceful site your home away from home, and wake up to stunning views of Dartmoor whilst enjoying the sounds of nature from the enclosing Devon farmland.

High Nature Yurt Camp is the perfect spot for campers who want to invest their holidays in learning how to experience a more balanced way of living with Mother Nature. The site calls itself an ‘experimental Biotope’ for eco-friendly tourism.

Karrageen Caravan and Camping Park is a family-run site nestled in a stunning valley, enveloped by miles of National Trust protected coastline. The site rests on the southern tip of Devon.

Marles Farm is a beautiful spot for camping and glamping, tucked away in a secluded and lush corner in East Devon, often called a 'gem of a site' by the Camping and Caravanning Club members.

Bolberry House Farm Camping and Caravanning Park is a place one goes to escape the complexities of the modern world. Why stay within the bounds of the city, teeming with work-weary citizens trudging to and from the monotonous nine-to-five when you can stretch out under big skies.

Higher Rew Touring Caravan Camping Park is a family-friendly park near the stunning Salcombe Estuary, in a designated South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The site is well-placed for walking enthusiasts.

Hark ye, oh weary wanderer. Rest your head for a night or a week at Pilgrims Rest, a splendidly quiet and attractive campsite nestled in a handy location, a mere bus ride from the buzzing port city of Plymouth.

Leave the modern world and the bustling cities in the distance as you sit back in the glorious sunshine, soak in sweeping scenery from a delightfully tranquil and lush location in the heart of the East Devon countryside.

Churchwood Valley is a stunning spot for those well-earned escapes from the modern world, nestled in an attractive wooded valley that extends down to the shimmering ocean at Wembury Bay.

Farway Camping is a delightful spot for escaping the modern world and its towering skyscrapers for glorious open green spaces, clear night skies, fresh air, and the chance to camp beside friendly.

East Prawle Camping is a charming and laid-back camping site located in the picturesque village of East Prawle, on the south coast of Devon, UK. This family-run campsite offers a peaceful and natural setting.

Off-grid camping is the order of the day at Bohetherick Farm Wild Camping, a lovely back to basics site nestled amid the rolling greenery and peace of the Tamar Valley. Set a short stroll from the bike ride from National Trust's Cotehele House.

Stafford Moor Fishery is a lovely camping space on a stunning 67-acre site with 36 acres of well-stocked lakes. This family-run site is ideal for long and short breaks amid the stunning Devon countryside and boasts some of the best coarse plus carp fishing around.

Head down to Holnest Holidays if you’re looking for luxurious, eco-friendly glamping close to the East Devon Way. Families and couples are invited to savour the thrills of unpolluted night skies.

Are you on the search for a great little camping spot to escape the weight of the modern world? Look no further than Plymouth Sound Caravan Club Site, a stunning location on a headland.

Forest Glade Holiday Park is just the spot for campers looking to explore the Blackdown Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the surrounding areas whilst unwinding on ten acres of level.

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.