Surround yourself with nature in our peaceful fields. We have beautiful far reaching views of Dartmoor with swallows and skylarks gliding and singing serenely overhead. Add to this stunning sunsets over Dartmoor and clear, starry skies at night. We have peace and tranquility yet without being too far away from, amongst other places, the quirky, bustling, bohemian town of Totnes and the serenity of Dartmouth. Our local pub, serving great food, is only a short walk from the campsite.

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Non-Electric Grass Tent Pitch

Bringing one small awning per pitch is permitted

Awning

Bringing one small gazebo per pitch is permitted

Gazebo

Parking is allowed by your pitch. Maximum one car per pitch unless previously agreed.

Car Parking on Pitch

Well behaved dogs on a leads at all times are welcome.

Farleigh Camping is a friendly, relaxed and rustic campsite situated in South Devon. 
Surround yourself with nature in our peaceful fields. We have beautiful far reaching views of Dartmoor with swallows and skylarks gliding and singing serenely overhead. Add to this stunning sunsets over Dartmoor and clear, starry skies at night. We have peace and tranquility yet without being too far away from, amongst other places, the quirky, bustling, bohemian town of Totnes and the serenity of Dartmouth. Our local pub, serving great food, is only a short walk from the campsite.

Farleigh Camping

Our facilities are basic and designed to be in keeping with the natural environment they are set in and to ensure they have minimal impact on the land. All totally off-grid, no electric hook-ups, no flushing toilets, just mother nature at her best.

Compost loo’s, heated showers and washing facilities are all offered up in rustic wooden huts, cleaned thoroughly, multiple times every day.  Please consider whether you can cope with compost loo’s before you book! Have a look at our photos below to see if it’s for you. 

- 15 acres of grassy fields for free-range camping.

- Designated quiet camping field.

- 7 compost loos. 3 urinals.

- 5 Hot showers.

- Washing up facility.

- Washing and changing area.

- Multiple water stations located around the site. All water is drinking water.

- Recycling and waste area.

- A small farm shop supplying locally sourced produce such as sausages, eggs, bread as well as other food and drink items and camping essentials. Here you can hire out BBQ’s and fire-pits.

- Freezer space for ice packs.

- Communal hangout barn. An area to chill and relax with others, also a place to head to on those (inevitable) rainy days.

- Animal feeding time – come and feed our little Jersey calves, pet lambs and chickens!
 
- Electrical charging- we do offer the use of power points at reception for charging devices for a small fee.
 
- Dog-friendly. – Furry companions of all sizes are welcome, provided they are kept under control.

Non-electric grass pitch

Situated atop the rolling hills of the stunning South Hams, stay on a traditional family-run working farm. Here you will experience the Good Life, exploring idyllic sandy beaches, wild headlands and grassy fields. Come to relax and unwind – watch the sunset around a crackling campfire and fall asleep under the stars. What more could you want?

 Nestled above the picture-postcard village of South Pool, Wilton Farm campsite is the perfect base for exploring the Salcombe Estuary and the Devon coastline. From the campsite, walk down the ancient bridleway to the creek, where at high-tide you can journey along peaceful stretches of the estuary on your paddle board or kayak.

 At Wilton Farm you will have a laid-back and peaceful camping experience. Free-range camping, a farm shop, hangout barn. Meet our hand-reared animals- friendly Jersey cows, lambs and chicks, and see our vintage fleet of tractors.

Compost loo’s, heated showers and washing facilities are all offered up in rustic wooden huts. Our facilities are basic and designed to be in keeping with the natural environment they are set in and to ensure they have minimal impact on the land. All totally off-grid, no electric hook-ups, no flushing toilets, just mother nature at her best.

This part of Devon is known for its golden beaches, rolling hills, deep country lanes and the spectacular South West Coast Path. Just down the tidal lane are the beaches of East Portlemouth, where you can catch the passenger ferry across to the sailing town of Salcombe. Within a stones throw is our quaint and award-winning village pub, The Millbrook and the famously eccentric pub, The Pigs Nose Inn. Eat locally caught Salcombe crab, freshly baked Devon pasties and quench your thirst with some local cider … the traditional flavours of the Westcountry. 

Wilton Farm - Devon campsite & working farm

Devon campsite & working farm

Wilton Farm

Our Large Secluded Woodland Yurts are placed in the more Remote Areas of our Natural Woodland.  Ideal for Families, Friends or Groups.
Sleeps five (six with an additional folding Bed) One king size bed & Three single beds with partitions to create separate bedrooms.
Includes: 

- Camping gas stove
- Crockery, pots, pans
- Cutlery
- Cool box including ice packs
- Tables & chairs
- Safe candle holders
- Solar Lighting/Lantern
- Log burner
- Fire pit

Unit numbers: 9, 15, 16, 17 and 19 (see map!)

Large Woodland Yurt

High Chair

Camp Bed

The Small Secluded Woodland Yurts are set Hidden Away within our Beautiful Natural Woodland Environment. For a more remote & relaxed setting these are ideal. Sleeps two in a double bed (and room for a travel cot) 
Includes:

- Camping gas stove
- Crockery, pots, pans
- Cutlery
- Cool box including ice packs
- Tables & chairs
- Safe candle holders
- Solar Lighting/Lantern
- Log burner
- Fire pit

On the map these are units 24 and 18.

Small Secluded Woodland Yurt

Our Large Secluded Woodland Yurts are placed in the more Remote Areas of our Natural Woodland.  Ideal For Families, Friends Or Groups.

Sleeps five (six with an additional folding Bed) One king size bed & Three single beds with partitions to create separate bedrooms.

Includes:

- Camping gas stove
- Crockery, pots, pans
- Cutlery
- Cool box including ice packs
- Tables & chairs
- Safe candle holders
- Solar Lighting/Lantern
- Log burner
- Fire pit

Units: 20, 21, 22 and 23 (see map!)

Large Secluded Yurt

What is it like staying in a Contemporary Yurt?

The simple answer is just imagine taking all of the best bits of camping and losing all of the not so good bits. A Contemporary Yurt is a bright, spacious circular structure consisting of a wooden frame with a lattice wall, a durable, insulated and waterproof fabric cover and a solid locking door.  Our guests love the viewing dome through which as night falls you can relax looking at the sky.   Although generally classified as a tent, a Contemporary Yurt is far more spacious (even for the tallest person), much stronger and weather tight.

Our Large Village Yurts Are Sited In An Informal Village Setting. A Sociable Environment Which Is Ideal For Friends, Families And Groups.

Large Village Yurts
- Sleeps five (six with an additional folding Bed)
- One king size bed
- Three single beds
- Partitions to give some privacy
- Camping gas stove
- Crockery, pots, pans
- Cutlery
- Cool box including ice packs
- Tables & chairs
- Safe candle holders
- Solar Lighting
- Log burner
- Access to Fire pit

Unit numbers (please see map): 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 11

Large Village Yurt

Our Small Village Yurts are sited in an Informal Village Setting. A Sociable Environment Which is Ideal for Couples or Extended Families.
Sleeps two (and room for a travel cot)
One Twin, others with double bed

- Camping gas stove
- Crockery, pots, pans
- Cutlery
- Cool box including ice packs
- Tables & chairs
- Safe candle holders
- Solar Lighting
- Log burner
- Fire Pit

Unit numbers 2, 10 and 12 (see map!)

Small Village Yurt

Yurtcamp Devon & Dartmoor | Luxury Glamping Holidays in Devon

It feels like everyone wants to be outdoors and camping at the moment; whether you’ve done it before or new to the notion of sleeping under the stars, an awesome movement is sweeping the country.  Except...not everyone wants to spend their holiday hammering in tent pegs and playing cats cradle with guy ropes.  Well, this is where Yurtcamp Devon swings heroically into action.  They’ve done all the hard work so you don’t have to.  There is still all the simplicity of a nature based getaway, but your home is a contemporary yurt and you sleep on a proper bed.

Situated on the edge of Dartmoor National Park in south Devon, this excellent, family friendly site is set up like a village, with groups of yurts dotted about well kept fields and shrouded in woodland, separated by winding paths, picnic tables and firepits.  There are 22 yurts in all, some small and suitable for two (with room for a travel cot if there is a third wheel in your party) and some larger, which comfortably sleep 5 or 6.  All yurts have proper beds, a woodburner to keep you warm on chiller nights, a table and chairs and cooking facilities.  A well maintained shower and toilet block is located a short walk from the yurts.  If you want a more remote setting for your stay, book a yurt hidden in the woodland, either with one or two neighbours if you travel in a group, or completely on its own in the wilds, perfect for complete seclusion or even….a romantic proposal.  And talking of proposals, if the answer is a delighted yes, then why not consider going the whole hog and marrying at Yurtcamp?  They are a licensed venue for weddings where you can tie the knot in the thatched pavilion and have a catered reception for up to 140 people.

The yurts are surrounded by 40 acres of beautiful woodland and there is plenty of space to explore and walk along one of the many pretty trails; wildlife lovers can keep a lookout out for birds of prey and deer.  There is a large field on the site which has been left clear for ball games and general gadding about.  Yurtcamp also has table tennis, a playground, a sandpit and a woodland assault course with zipwire, so there is plenty to keep everyone very well entertained.  The excellent Woodland Cafe onsite serves meals, Devon cream teas and drinks.  

There is no real reason to leave this lovely set up, but should you decide to venture into the outside world, you’ll be well rewarded.  The Devon coast is only 8 miles down the road and the ancient woodland of Dartmoor National Park is right on the doorstep for hiking, biking and rambling in the wilds.  It is well worth a visit to Becky Falls here, a 70 foot waterfall, which offers a great family day out with walking trails, boulder scrambling and even animal encounters.  For daredevils, the River Dart Country Park is a ten minute drive away and is a chance to have a go at kayaking, high ropes, climbing and loads of other brilliant activities.

If you do take a day trip, make sure you get back to camp in time for some nighttime star gazing.  Each yurt has a viewing dome at the centre, so you can light the woodburner, kick back and watch out for shooting stars across the dark Devon sky.

Yurtcamp Glamping Devon

Situated between the lake and river, you’ll enjoy views of both, drifting off and waking to the sounds of running water. This pitch gets the shade in the morning; great for cool lie-ins on sunny days!

Group bookings of 3 or more adults are not permitted.

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

Belle - Standard Bell Tent

Perched on the ridge, (but sheltered by a tree line,) Barbie overlooks the lake and pine forest. Catches the sun for the longest and latest, and is one of the most private pitches. 

Group bookings of 3 or more adults are not permitted (couples and immediate family members excepted).

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

Barbie - Standard Bell Tent

Spacious family tent at the top of the camping field, with forest views. Located conveniently close to car park 2 and the toilet/shower block.

Group bookings of 3 or more adults are not permitted (couples and immediate family members excepted).

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

Guy - Extra Large Bell Tent

This pitch has fantastic, close-up views of the lake and forest beyond. Its picnic bench and firepit couldn’t be closer to the lake’s edge

Group bookings of 3 or more adults are not permitted (couples and immediate family members excepted).

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

Zippy - Standard Bell Tent

This pitch is perched on the hillside, overlooking the lake and Haldon Forest beyond. It’s conveniently located close to car park 2 and the toilet/shower block.

Group bookings of 3 or more adults are not permitted (couples and immediate family members excepted).

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

Peggy - Standard Bell Tent

Wake up to the sound of running water from the river, in this family sized tent, nestled between the lake, a pond and the river. This pitch sleeps up to 5 and is located at the bottom of the field, next to a large, level grassy area, making it great for kids. It’s also conveniently located right next to car park 3.

Group bookings of 3 or more adults are not permitted (couples and immediate family members excepted).

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

Matt - Large Bell Tent

Enjoy the sights and sounds of the lake on one side and the river on the other from this pitch. Conveniently close to a standpipe and outdoor plug socket!

Group bookings of 3 or more adults are not permitted (couples and immediate family members excepted).

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

Porcha - Standard Bell Tent

This pitch has fantastic, close-up views of the lake and forest beyond. Its picnic bench and firepit couldn’t be closer to the lake’s edge.

Group bookings of 3 or more adults are not permitted (couples and immediate family members excepted).

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

Dec - Standard Bell Tent

Stay in a beautiful bell tent in the Devon countryside.

Looking for cosy couples’ getaways under canvas or an adventure packed weekend with friends? Get away from the hustle and bustle and stay in a beautiful bell tent in the Devon countryside. Set up, ready for your arrival, glamping is the perfect way to camp! This peaceful home away from home, with lakeside views and woodland walks makes for splendidly soothing hols.

The sloping meadow, with levelled pitches, offers breath-taking views. A stream meanders down the hillside from a small pond at the top, down to a lake at the bottom of the field, connecting to a river in the valley below. A vast wall of trees, and miles of woodland walks in Haldon forest lies beyond!

This secluded site is something of a wildlife haven. With no site lighting, and minimal (solar) lighting at the pitches, it’s perfect for spotting glow worms and bats at night. Here you’ll have access to uninterrupted vistas of trees, a fishing lake and a small river, and miles of woodland forest trails. (Which connect up to a choice of different pubs within 30 mins walk.) Or go for a wander to say hello to the horses living on the farm. 

There are never more than 10 pitches in the 2.5 acre field (even on a busy summer holiday weekend), so there is plenty of space. Bell tents are spaced a minimum of 10 metres apart from one another, for your privacy.

If you have friends/family that would like to join, message us for availability and we’ll aim to arrange you to stay in pitches close to one another.

The tents can squeeze another single bed in too, if you have a 3rd person (at a small extra fee).

DOGS: Dogs are allowed, but the site does not accept breeds/crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act and/or any of the following: Staffordshire bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Rottweiler, any Mastiff or Tosa.

PARKING/ACCESS: We have 3 different car parks. For 4×4 owners and braver drivers, there’s parking very close to pitches. For others, access from the main car park involves a 200-metre walk down a steep track, which can be slippery at times. (Wheelbarrows provided for your gear.)

Please note, this site is not suitable for the less able.

The tents are self check in, but good signage and a site map should enable you to find your pitch on your own.

(We provide a contact number for any inquiries and there is someone on-site in case of emergencies.)

Please note there is a lot of water around (stream, pond, small lake and river) and you are responsible for your own safety and for the safety of any children that you bring.

The site is on a working farm and there are lots of horses around.


Stay in a beautiful bell tent in the Devon countryside.
Looking for cosy couples’ getaways under canvas or an adventure packed weekend with friends? Get away from the hustle and bustle and stay in a beautiful bell tent in the Devon countryside. Set up, ready for your arrival, glamping is the perfect way to camp! This peaceful home away from home, with lakeside views and woodland walks makes for splendidly soothing hols.

The sloping meadow, with levelled pitches, offers breath-taking views. A stream meanders down the hillside from a small pond at the top, down to a lake at the bottom of the field, connecting to a river in the valley below. A vast wall of trees, and miles of woodland walks in Haldon forest lies beyond!

This secluded site is something of a wildlife haven. With no site lighting, and minimal (solar) lighting at the pitches, it’s perfect for spotting glow worms and bats at night. Here you’ll have access to uninterrupted vistas of trees, a fishing lake and a small river, and miles of woodland forest trails. (Which connect up to a choice of different pubs within 30 mins walk.) Or go for a wander to say hello to the horses living on the farm. 

For your stay
The bell tent comes with outdoor furniture and a fire pit/BBQ, where you can sit back and take in these rural views (and/or tuck into some self-barbecued bites).

Sleeping
Sleeping arrangements come in the form of a comfy double bed (made up and ready for your arrival,) along with an ornate bedside table.

When you wake
Pin back the tent’s doors in the morning if you’re looking to wake up to some truly gorgeous views.

There are never more than 10 pitches in the 2.5 acre field (even on a busy summer holiday weekend), so there is plenty of space. Bell tents are spaced a minimum of 10 metres apart from one another, for your privacy.

If you have friends/family that would like to join, message us for availability and we’ll aim to arrange you to stay in pitches close to one another.

The tents can squeeze another single bed in too, if you have a 3rd person (at a small extra fee).

DOGS: Dogs are allowed, but the site does not accept breeds/crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act and/or any of the following: Staffordshire bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Rottweiler, any Mastiff or Tosa.

PARKING/ACCESS: We have 3 different car parks. For 4×4 owners and braver drivers, there’s parking very close to pitches. For others, access from the main car park involves a 200-metre walk down a steep track, which can be slippery at times. (Wheelbarrows provided for your gear.)

Please note, this site is not suitable for the less able.

The tents are self check in, but good signage and a site map should enable you to find your pitch on your own.

(We provide a contact number for any inquiries and there is someone on-site in case of emergencies.)

Please note there is a lot of water around (stream, pond, small lake and river) and you are responsible for your own safety and for the safety of any children that you bring.

The site is on a working farm and there are lots of horses around.

Naturally Glamping

A cosy semi-detached cottage with spectacular views over Dawlish Countryside Park. A great coastal location for exploring South West Devon and the beautiful blue flag beach of Dawlish Warren is only two miles away.

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The Roost

Lockwood House is situated directly opposite Dawlish Countryside Park in the popular coastal town of Dawlish, South West Devon. A great location for exploring with the convenience of local amenities and just a short distance from the beautiful blue flag beach of Dawlish Warren. 

We have 2 cosy semi-detached cottages with spectacular views over Dawlish Countryside Park. A great coastal location for exploring South West Devon and the beautiful blue flag beach of Dawlish Warren is only two miles away.


Lockwood House Holidays Cottages

John Fowler Holiday Parks provide family holidays throughout Devon, Cornwall, Somerset & Wales. Visit the website at www.johnfowlerholidays.com


Brixham Heritage Museum offers a way that is fascinating uncover the complete reputation for the small fishing city of Brixham, with lots of interesting shows and displays. It's family members friendly, with themed costumes for several many years, plus quizzes and competitions, activity areas for drawing and reading, and activity bags for more youthful kids to ensure everyone makes many of these check out, whatever their age.There is plenty to see, from the Bone Caverns detailing Brixham's beginnings, to a genuine 1902 police mobile, a maritime space to a reconstruction of a fisherman's cottage. See a house that is victorian nursery, artefacts from both world wars, plus recent archaeological discovers from Berry Head. There is certainly a fantastic toy display which was initially arranged for the museum's 50th anniversary, but had been held because of general public interest, plus a Lifeboat and Coastguard Station display with models and photographs.An exceptional introduction towards the area, with far more on display since it is deceptively tiny from the outside than you'll expect. The museum had been additionally the winner associated with the 2013 Telegraph Family Friendly Museum Award.

Brixham Heritage Museum

The Golden Hind at Brixham is the full sized reproduction of just one of the most iconic vessels from the chronilogical age of exploration being a feature of this harbour that is picturesque 1964 and has an extended history of display appearances. See and have the Captain's and Officers' cabins, exactly how up to 60 guys slept below decks, the weapons, tools, cannons, artefacts through the age of discovery, the ropes hauled by the sailors, the creak of the timbers, the sounds of the crew, treasure, pirates and a whole lot!

Golden Hind first English ship to sail around the world

Golden Hind with Captain Sir Francis Drake circumnavigated the world between 1577 and 1580. The Golden Hind made vital discoveries before returning home with amazing treasures. This ship now offers a fantastic insight into life onboard a 16th century sailing ship and is based in Brixham, Devon the area where Sir Francis 
Drake lived and worked. For more detailed information about the Golden Hind and Sir Francis Drake

The Golden Hind at Brixham

Wizz Kidz is definite that the huge 5,000 feet being sq saturated in light and very carefully made for parents to own visibility of their children from positively any point for the centre will excite both you and their little buddies.Furthermore. they have created the play area in age ranges making sure that children will enjoy by themselves, interacting which children of similar age and develop those necessary skills.The that is social seating area combined with the sofas provides you with the chance to getting away from the stresses of life and provides because of the convenience you need to relax.The menu is freshly prepared food combined with wide array of hot beverages and refreshments which, will make the Cafe your favourite hotspot! They provide the coffee that is most beneficial in Brixham! And to make your stay more enjoyable, The Cafe provides WiFi too.There is a play that is multi-level, a climbing wall surface area, a football court, pipe slides and wavy slides, ball pools plus much more!They additionally cater for birthday celebration events, private hires from 17:00 and college trips!

Wizz Kidz

Berry Head National Nature Reserve stands during the tip that is southern of Bay with cliffs reaching 60 metres (20 legs) high! An location that is exceptional wildlife, from rare plants and insects to the guillemot colony one thousand strong. Keep an eye out for the small butterfly that is blue several orchid types while the white rock rose. You can even see dolphins and porpoises, plus birds like the peregrine falcon. The headland comprises of limestone over 400 million yrs . old and filled with fossils that show the noticeable modifications that have occurred over time. Ideal for any budding geologists being little. A lighthouse, a quarry and a bird hide generally there is lots to see while walking regarding the Head, you'll explore the keeps of two Napoleonic forts. Visitors Centre, which can be staffed by volunteers, features displays in regards to the past history and wildlife associated with headland. There are also tasks for the children, including trails to check out and films to look at.

Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust

Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust is one of the leading visitor attractions on the English Riviera with sites at Cockington, Berry Head and Occombe Farm.

South Bay Holiday Park

St Mary's Rd, Brixham, Torbay TQ5 9QW, England

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Farleigh Camping

Wilton Farm

Yurtcamp Glamping Devon

Naturally Glamping

Lockwood House Holidays Cottages

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The Golden Hind at Brixham

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