RV parks and motorhome campgrounds in Clayhidon, England
6 bookable campsites with rv sites within 24.1 kilometres of Clayhidon
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
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Higher Moorlands Farm
Honiton, Devon, England- Classic farm camping on a hay meadow in the Blackdown Hills, Devon
- A 20-minute drive to Wildwood Escot Park and Castle Neroche hill fort
- Homegrown produce in honesty shop; livestock on site and local walks
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Bishops Lydeard Caravan and Camping Site
Bishop's Lydeard, Somerset, England- Two-acre site on a family-run smallholding in Bishops Lydeard
- Five minutes' walk from West Somerset Railway steam trains
- Rural site backed by woodland; two pubs within a few minutes' walk
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Forest Edge
Ottery St Mary, Devon, England- Dog-friendly site 10 minutes’ drive away from Sidmouth
- Surrounded by trails and a 35-minute drive from Dartmoor National Park
- Firepit and log bundles for hire, and hot showers provided
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Lowtrow Cross Caravan and Camping Park
Taunton, Somerset, England- Small, quiet adults-only site on the edge of Exmoor National Park
- Dog-friendly; half an hour's walk from Wimbleball Lake and Haddon Hill
- Small shop on site selling essentials; dog-friendly pub next door
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Bovey's Down Farm
Honiton, Devon, England- Quiet rural site on a working farm 10 minutes' drive from Honiton
- A 15-minute drive from Seaton, Sidmouth and the South West Coast Path
- Farm produce and tea room on site for homemade meals and takeaway food
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Newton Brook Caravan and Camping
Bridgwater, Somerset, England- Family-run Somerset campsite near Bridgwater, with easy M5 access
- A 15-minute drive to the Quantock Hills, and 20 to Burnham-on-Sea
- Modern showers, communal kitchen and dog run; pubs 10 minutes’ drive
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Duddlestone Farm
Taunton, Somerset, England- Wild camping in a Somerset orchard 10 minutes’ drive from Taunton
- Sheppy’s Cider Farm 15 minutes’ drive; Lyme Regis 40 minutes
- Back-to-basics site with direct access to Blackdown Hills walks
