Great Staple dome sits at the back of the meadow and is fully insulated with a wood-burning stove to keep it toasty. 

Relax on the swing seat in the large decked area. Cook over your own fire pit by the stream, or use the large fully equipped kitchen. 

As always this dome has its own toilet and shower room.

Greener Camping Club membership required. Please add it on extra products if you're not a member.

**Max 2 adults and 2 children**

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Great Staple Dome

Linen

High Chair

Towels

Greener Camping Club membership. Required to stay at a greener camping club site.

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Haytor dome has a wood fire hot tub and is pet-friendly.

The dome is fully insulated with a wood-burning stove to keep it nice and toasty.
Enjoy sitting by the stream, or lying in the double hammock listening to nature. 

Haytor has its own bathroom, kitchen, and toilet equipped with a fridge, gas hob, bbq, and fire pit

Greener Camping Club membership required. Please add it on extra products if you're not a member.

**Max 2 adults and 2 children**

Haytor (with wood fired hot tub)

Sheepstor dome is a huge insulated dome, kept really warm by a wood-burning stove. 

Enjoy cooking over your own fire pit, or bbq, or use the fully equipped kitchen, inc fridge. 

There are sun loungers and a swing seat so you can relax by the stream, and listen to nature. 

It has its own toilet and shower room.

Greener Camping Club membership required. Please add it on extra products if you're not a member.

**Max 2 adults and 3 children**

Sheepstor Domes

Hound Tor Dome is isolated at the end of the meadow, sleeps 4, and is insulated with a wood-burning stove to keep it toasty.

Relax in the wood-fired hot tub, cook over the fire pit by the stream, or use the fully equipped kitchen, inc fridge. 

Like all our Domes it has its own bathroom and toilet.

Greener Camping Club membership required. Please add it on extra products if you're not a member.

** **Max 2 adults and 3 children**

Hound Tor (with Woodfired hot tub)

Escape to the rugged beauty of Dartmoor with a stay in one of our luxurious, insulated domes. Walk the moors and the coastal path, swim and surf in the sea, cycle the Drakes trail, or simply sit by the stream and breath it all in. Whatever your plans, Dartmoor Domes is the perfect location for an amazing holiday.

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Drakes View is all about keeping it simple. No flashy facilities or complicated set-up here: just a small number of grass pitches without toilets, showers or waste-disposal facilities (essentials like water are taken care of, though).

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Non-Electric Grass Tent Pitch

Non-Electric Grass Touring Pitch 

Pick your own pitch and get a load of the local landscape at Drakes View, a basic pop-up site in Devon with spectacular views over Plymouth Sound.

Located just 20 minute drive to the east of the city centre near the small village of Bovisand (and five minutes drive from Bovisand beach), Drakes View is all about keeping it simple. No flashy facilities or complicated set-up here: just a small number of grass pitches without toilets, showers or waste-disposal facilities (essentials like water are taken care of, though).

After gazing out over the cliffs and coves that make this part of Devon's coastline so scenic, you can head out for strolls along the South West Coast Path a quarter of a mile from the site, or stroll through the green countryside of the nearby South Hams, where all sorts of footpaths lie in wait.

It's not all about the scenery, though. This site is also a practical option, within a mile and a half of pubs, cafés and the various facilities around Plymouth Yacht Haven. Getting around by public transport is possible at Drakes View too, as this well-connected site is just under a mile from a local bus stop.

Drake's View Campsite

Mount Edgcumbe Shepherd's Huts

These shepherds which are beautifully crafted are worthy of household glamping vacations for four with a view&and just what a view!  Situated within historic Mount Edgcumbe nation Park on the Rame Peninsular in Cornwall, these huts being handsome on a hilltop overlooking the town of Plymouth. Lynher and Tamar Huts overlook Plymouth Sound, presenting visitors with one of the better views in Britain. This glamping location is dazzling  visitors could have many tasks to choose from only at that 18th-century, 865-acre country park, which sits snugly around the red stone Tudor stately house. The huts from the wind towards the fallow deer park whose inhabitants had been introduced by Piers Edgcumbe in 1515, from walks around the areas considerable formal gardens or the 9-mile coastal course that leads you to definitely the wonderful naval ports of Kingsand and Cawsand - the park is full of spectacular views, levels of historic fascination, notable spiritual and landmark buildings, and experiences that will stay with your household forever., , , , ,            These elegant, bespoke English Oak huts have actually a unique 1950s theme, invoking memories of bucolic youth breaks and easier times before technology through the 1200 BC Bronze Age burial mound that shelters. With a double sleep that is fold-out two single bunks, wood-burner and movable home pod, lots of outside sitting area, youll feel youre on the edge of the natural globe, watching town life through the comfort of one's countryside cabin. These huts sit confidently in their surroundings, enabling you and your family to savor a memory-making staycation in Cornwalls best held glamping secret.The shepherds huts sleep 4, with two single bunks with woollen blankets and pillows aplenty, and, tucked to the wall over the table is a double fold-out sleep, which sits cleverly together with the dining table, transforming the hut into a sleeping cocoon that is 4-person.  Fold the table right back up for a area that is dining benches either part. A wood that is little sits in the exact middle of the hut for cooler nights, or even to dry off after a dip within the sea. All of the cutlery, cooking and crockery gear youll need is kept cleverly towards the fire, also essentials such as for instance candles, torches and timber for the fire. Outside, you've got seats during the foot of the hut for your coffee, as well as a bigger workbench and fireplace area for evenings under the stars early morning. A movable kitchen pod provides all you would require for cooking a hearty breakfast, or, then there are two cafe) restaurants on site that offer morning meal and dinner  the park give you a voucher for a cream tea whenever you arrive, that is an ideal possibility to always check them out if self-catering is not your thing.  The bathroom block is just about 400 metres through the huts, offering a shower that is personal with an entry rule supplied on arrival, and flushing toilets and wash basins. An eco-toilet will be coming soon.Mount Edgcumbe Country Park is in south-east Cornwall, around a drive that is 50-minute Plymouth harbour.  However, because of the pedestrian Cremyll Ferry, visitors can access downtown Plymouth easily in only under ten full minutes from the Shepherds Huts, crossing the edge from Cornwall to Devon.       

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Ancarva

... in Cornwall very close to Millbrook, Kingsand and Cawsand    a holiday that is fabulous offering a frontline waterfront experience in a sheltered, south-east dealing with place with both a slipway and pontoon offering direct access onto the Tamar Estuary for three hours either side of high tide.  Ancarva is a good substitute for a conventional Cornish cottage because of the great things about contemporary living that is modern.  Dazzling estuary views Waterside location classy furniture that is modern Open plan living room Cloakroom Kitchen/breakfast space Utility room 2 bedrooms with en-suite shower spaces 2 further rooms Family restroom  Balcony, terrace and yards drifting pontoon Dinghy slipway Ancarva (the Cornish word for moorings) is a magnificent brand new create property completed in 2016 to an extremely high standard operating out of a front line waterfront position dealing with south east with direct water access onto the Tamar Estuary. The house was designed by Nick Carroll architects in Worcester.The home is approached down a lane that is no-through is within simple hiking distance of both the marina and boat yard into the Southdown hamlet. There was parking that is ample at the very least 4 vehicles and someplace to store a dingy trailer if required. The door that is front straight into an open plan living room with an oak flooring and complete height sliding doors leading out onto a south eastern facing balcony that maximises the panoramic waterfront views. To the rear is a cloakroom and beyond the family room could be the kitchen/breakfast room. Your kitchen has bi-folding doorways that lead out onto a south facing that is eastern terrace that is fantastic for outside entertaining. Your kitchen happens to be fashioned with clean, minimalistic lines and has now an island with an induction hob.  Your kitchen is very well prepared if you prefer to prepare!  It enjoys views which can be estuary the front and rural views towards the rear. A door that is back out of the home towards the backside associated with the home, allowing usage of both the front driveway while the garden. Stairs lead straight down from the living area to a corridor regarding the reduced ground flooring, off which are four bedrooms, all enjoying glorious views which can be estuary. The two bigger rooms have ensuite spaces which can be damp sliding doors leading out onto the terrace and yard beyond. One of many other bedrooms has also a sliding door therefore the other has a door that is french. Addititionally there is a grouped family members bathroom and a software application room towards the backside. Garden and grounds the boundary that is front of home kinds a sea wall surface onto the Estuary. There is certainly a pontoon that is floating this can be used during your stay.  The pontoon provides water that is direct onto the estuary for approximately three hours either side of high tide. This coupled with the dingy slipway provides the waterfront lifestyle that is ideal.  The children will love crab fishing from the pontoon but make sure you keep a eye that is close them.   The Rame Peninsula Ancarva is beautifully positioned on the Rame Peninsular in the edge of Millbrook town, with far reaching views up to the Mount Edgcumbe Estate on the side that is far of Lake which types the main Tamar Estuary. The property lies within an certain section of Outstanding pure beauty. Millbrook is situated on the Rame Peninsula opposite the town that is naval of. Bordered by the Rivers Lynher and Tamar, the Hamoaze plus the ocean, Millbrook is a thriving community throughout every season and it has a range of stores, a pharmacy, a few pubs and an restaurant that is indian. There is sailing that is great a yacht marina (Huggins Brothers) and  a normal watercraft yard are within hiking distance. Both Kingsand and Cawsand are popular villages close by on the Rame Peninsula and both offer a atmosphere that is friendly shopping and excellent resteraunts. The town of Plymouth is effortlessly reached via the Torpoint Ferry or the Tamar Bridge. The Cremyll Ferry, a foot that is regular solution, operates from Plymouth to Mount Edgcumbe with an extra ferry operating throughout the summer season from the Barbican in Plymouth to Cawsand Beach. Plymouth provides an assortment that is wide of, restaurants and theatres. In addition has at the very least four yacht marinas (Sutton Harbour, Mayflower, Plymouth Yacht Haven and King Point). The Waitrose at Saltash is near by.       

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.

Bringing one small awning per pitch is permitted

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Bringing one small gazebo per pitch is permitted

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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

Animal enthusiasts will like spending the discovering all that Dartmoor Zoological Park provides day. Get everyone together and go down on a safari adventure. From African lions to Iberian wolves there are over 200 pets to gawk at. Take a walk in the side that is wild visit slithery snakes, bearded dragons, great horned owls and speedy Jaguars. With day-to-day talks and meerkat, otters and bear feeds there is a great deal to complete to satisfy your animal cravings which are loving. Explore the 33 acres of parkland, stopping off during the Jaguar restaurant for a few road that is delicious, or look into a very tasty picnic surrounded by big cats. Children can let some vapor down on the upcycled materials play area.Home towards the biggest variety of Big Cats in the the west of England, you're likely to possess an excellent day trip.

The Home of We Bought a Zoo

Dartmoor Zoo, winner of Eden Channel's Top Wildlife Attraction of the Year 2011, home of the the Hollywood movie We Bought A Zoo, ideal for family fun days

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Saltram House and Gardens

AtPlym Valley Railway, we've rebuilt a 1.5 mile area of the ex Great Western branch line from Marsh Mills to Plym Bridge. The line utilized to perform from Tavistock Junction, just outside of Plymouth, to Launceston. It's a history railway centre where we are preserving steam and diesel locomotives, carriages, wagons, as well as other railway that is historic to replicate the environment of a bygone age.As well as train trips, we now have a lot of machines, carriages and wagons to see. We've viewing areas you are not in it to help you view the trains operating when! It is possible to explore Plym connection woods, which is a national trust home when you get off the train at Plym connection. The Railway is close to a cycle track, so you can bring your bikes, have a train ride, explore the cycle then monitor through Plym connection woods.We run passenger trains on selected times over a section for the line from our section at Marsh Mills to Plym Bridge Platform. We have special Running days, including Easter Sunday Specials, Spooky Sunday for Halloween, and Santa specials regarding the Sundays leading up to Christmas. We offer a few celebration that is significantly diffent too.You will get all of the operating dates and times are on our web site through the hyperlink.

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Smithaleigh Caravan & Camping Park

Plympton, Plymouth, South Hams PL7 5AX, England

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Dartmoor Domes

Drake's View Campsite

Mount Edgcumbe Shepherd's Huts

Ancarva

Farleigh Camping

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Pips Pick Your Own

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