Glamping sites in Woolacombe, England

Pitt Hill Campsite

• Dog-friendly pop-up site on a hilltop on the outskirts of Appledore
• A 10-minute drive to Westward Ho! beach; walk to the estuary
• Pubs, crabbing activities and ferries to Instow available in Appledore

Parkhill Farm

• Peaceful and private wooden lodge on a Devon family farm
• A five-minute drive from Barnstaple and the river Taw
• A selection of sandy beaches within half an hour's drive

Three Views Camping

• Dog-friendly working farm site two miles from Combe Martin beach
• A 10-minute drive Exmoor National Park, Holdstone Down and Exmoor Zoo
• Shops and pubs within walking distance; barbecues and firepits allowed

Golden Bay Holiday Village

Honeymoor Retreat

• Exclusive use of a bell tent with Holdstone Down views in Devon
• Five minutes’ drive to Combe Martin and 20 minutes to Woolacombe
• Pre-erected tent with livestock on the site; shops in Combe Martin

Southcott Glamping and Retreat

• Luxury glamping in peaceful surroundings near Bideford in North Devon
• A 10-minute drive to the Tarka Trail; half an hour to Saunton Sands
• Exclusive use of site with mini kitchen; 15 minutes’ walk to a pub

Furze Park Camping

• Back to basics pitches on a 130-acre farm on the edge of Exmoor
• A 10-minute drive from Combe Martin beach; 20 minutes from Woolacombe
• Communal firepit and barbecue area; pub five minutes' drive away

Canvas and Coast at Whitemoor Farm

• Glamping on a family-run farm in the north Devon countryside
• Two miles from the Tarka Trail; half an hour's drive from surf beaches
• Barbecue area on site; village pub a 10-minute walk away

The Oaks

Oldiscleave Farm

• Glamping in the north Devon countryside with stunning views
• A five-minute drive from Bideford and 10 from Instow beach
• On a 200-acre estate with woodland walks to the Torridge river

Strawberry Hill

• Off-grid site with a laidback atmosphere and views out over grass fiel
• A 10-minute drive from Westward Ho! and the Milky Way Adventure Park
• Half an hour’s walk from the South West Coast Path; campfires allowed

Bideford Bay Holiday Park