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The Little Harford woodland pod is a cosy glamping retreat deep in the woodland, featuring a woodburner and fairy lights for a rustic, comfortable stay. Provided amenities include bedding, crockery, basic cooking pots and utensils, a camping gas ring, a firepit, and a small portable power station. Guests must bring their own provisions.

The off-grid setup ensures no Wi-Fi or phone signal, allowing for a peaceful escape.

The campsite is equipped with compost toilets, an off-grid gas shower, and a washing-up area. This setup offers a unique opportunity to disconnect and enjoy nature.


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A winding path leads down to where the land levels out at the water meadow area of the woodland. A family of buzzards live in the valley and you can often hear owls, pheasants and wild birds. There is parking at the entrance to the lower woodland on hard standing. A couple of compost toilets are available for all No.2’s and mindful wild peeing is encouraged. Tapped water is available from an outside tap at the property for drinking water and there is a new gas fired shower as well as washing up area. Campfires are allowed and seasoned wood can be purchased at a small extra cost.



We only offer a very limited number of camping spots at any time to preserve the tranquility for everyone. There is room for a couple of Campervans to park on the hard standing.

Wild Camping

Private bedroom with shared bathroom and breakfast available in the house kitchen. Full of character, this rural retreat is a former artists’ home, so the house reflects their artistic interests. We are happy to welcome you,

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B&B - Room with shared bathroom

The campervan pitch at Little Harford campsite is located at the top of the woodland, on a hardstanding area. Vehicles, including those for tents, park here as the paths to the main campground are too narrow for vehicles, ensuring a peaceful, almost wild camping experience. The campsite is off-grid, with no wifi or phone signal, offering a true escape into nature. Facilities include compost toilets and a newly built off-grid gas-fired shower. 


Campervan Pitch Hardstanding

Little Harford is a tranquil place for anyone wanting to find peace and quiet. A winding path in the Lower Woodland leads down to a water meadow where you’ll find a meandering river. Surrounded by farmland, narrow lanes, tall hedgerows, and rolling hills, this is the perfect place to relax and unwind. We currently offer B&B guest accommodation and woodland camping.

Little Harford

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

Camping and Caravanning club members-only site.

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. 

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**Camping and Caravanning club members-only site. **

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. 

Hardstanding Motorhome Pitch

Lockwood House | Holiday Cottages | Campsite | Dawlish | Devon

Lockwood House is located in the popular Devon tourist town of Dawlish, directly opposite Dawlish Countryside Park. A Caravan and Camping Club certificated site with two self-catering holiday cottages. It makes a fantastic base from which to explore and is the ideal location for a quiet getaway.

We are open all year round! Stay in one of our self-catering holiday cottages or pitch up on our Camping and Caravanning members only campsite.


Lockwood House Campsite

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

Beautiful views from an amazing campsite near Exeter

Bill Douglas Centre (reputation for Cinema) is a public museum and an educational research centre which contains certainly one of the largest collections of images, publications, and artefacts associated with the annals of cinema as well as the image that is moving. Its open day-to-day and free to visit, making for a time that is interesting with all the young ones that'll not hurt you wallet!Discover the changes which have happened in the medium of visual activity over the last 200 years and exactly how far they have come considering that the very early experiments with shadows, mirrors and puppets! The assortment of 75,000 artefacts is pretty diverse, but connected by an emphasis of this market experience of the image that is going can be so much to see, including rare panorama and diorama products, Magic Lantern slides (over 650!), plus a large number of items which indicate optical illusions. You are able to find out about early cinema and see loads of items concerning movie that is very good such as for instance Greta Garbo and James Dean. The museum also includes lots of items associated with animation, including the collection that is biggest of Disney resources in the whole regarding the UK!Follow the history of British cinema through a large number of things through the Golden chronilogical age of the 1930s and 1940s to modern day and every thing among! Additionally there is a lot of publicity product from all many years, including Lobby Cards from Disney's 1940 Fantasia and also the 1988 horror film 'The Blob'.

The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum

Welcome to The Bill Douglas Cinema MuseumThe Bill Douglas Cinema Museum is home to one of the largest collections of material relating to the moving image in Britain. We are both an accredited public museum and an academic research facility and we hold a collection of over 75,000 items. Over 1,000 of our items are on display in our Galleries and are available to be viewed by the public 7 days a week.

Bill Douglas Centre - History of Cinema

Exeter Sculpture Walk can be seen Streatham Campus at the University of Exeter, commonly considered the absolute most campus that is beautiful England. The campus is made around a country property, and is also a Botanical that is registered Garden. You can find 36 sculptures to uncover, some inside, and some in the open.The complete walk takes about 2 hours, or you prefer a shorter walk, a wander round the outdoor sculptures alone will require an hour or so around. The sculptures on display make up a great and diverse collection, by distinguished artists such as for instance Barbara Hepworth, Geoffrey Clark, Peter Randall Page, Paul Mount, together with other artists that are appearing. A feast for the eyes, with a great amount of various materials and tints utilized in interesting how to enjoy.A opportunity that is brilliant appreciate and explore art, in a sensational environment, high in exotic trees and shrubs, with lovely views across the city to the sea at Exmouth. A wonderful stroll whatever the period, in a setting which includes gardens, parkland, woodland and lakes, it and even bring a picnic so you can really make every day of.

University of Exeter

The University of Exeter in Exeter, Devon, and Falmouth, Cornwall, UK, offers research and study in sciences, social sciences, business, humanities and arts.

Exeter Sculpture Walk

St Nicholas Priory, now richly furnished as an Elizabethan city home, could be the 900 12 months guest that is old of a previous Benedictine Priory, and will be offering a good way for families to experience Tudor life in the heart of Exeter.The Priory is presented once the 1602 house of this rich Hurst family members, with great shows of Elizabethan things from the town's collection. There are numerous of different spaces to explore because of the kids, including a Norman cellar with 2 massive supporting pillars, a Tudor parlour with stunning initial decorated roof and recreated period oak panelling that is very carefully painted in a rare pattern that is initial that point. Other spaces consist of an Elizabethan kitchen area, therefore the Great Chamber.You can definitely get a feel for what Tudor life was like in this family members museum that is friendly replica furniture which can be used and moved! There are also games, tales, toys, costumes to test on, and other what to help the young young ones get the maximum benefit of these see. Pre-school age young ones (and adults) may also find out more from a character that is mischievous Robert the Rat!

St Nicholas Priory

Get to grips with Devon's rich history and worldwide connections - 100% free - with interactive exhibitions during the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery.There's plenty to explore, you start with a favourite that is firm their assortment of specimens in the Case History gallery. Here kids are impressed by life-sized types of an bull that is african, a huge suspended whale and Gerald the giraffe. As well as exhibitions families are invited to obtain involved with many different courses, including origami workshops. The museum is situated within the heart associated with the Exeter and could be a choice that is obvious rainy times. 

Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter

Exeter's Royal Albert Memorial Museum & art gallery (RAMM), museum of the year 2012. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am - 5pm. Closed Mondays & bank holidays

The Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery

Check out a Devonshire landmark at Exeter's Underground Passages. What will your family get in these ancient and fascinating tunnels?Believed to have now been created in the century that is 14th passages will have seen many different colors of Uk history. Read about this attraction's interesting past and learn a couple of things your self about these mysterious tunnels.The passages had been as soon as house to a series of pipes intended to help carry fresh water from a spring that is neighborhood. The passages were vaulted, and as a result of this protected from the outside elements to guard these pipelines. On this tour family will probably be in a position to start the vaults and explore sections of the cave that have stayed hidden for hundreds of years! What tips can your household discover about Exeter's Underground Passages?

Bryndir Campsite

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