Travel trailer sites and parks in Exeter, England

Devon Eco Retreat

• Eco-sustainable campsite on a chemical-free city farm near Exeter
• Half an hour to Dartmoor, and 40 minutes’ drive to Sandy Bay beach
• Camper’s kitchen, firepit and showers powered by woodfired stove

Langford Bridge Caravan and Camping Park

Crablake Farm

Kennford International Caravan Park

Hill Pond Caravan and Camping Park

• Rural site in east Devon overlooking fields and trees
• A five-minute drive from the attractions of Crealy Adventure Park
• Within 20 minutes of Exmouth beach and the South West Coast Path

Exeter Racecourse Caravan Club Site

• Site atop Haldon Hill, surrounded by heather & gorse moorland
• Superb views
• Site is spacious and calm

Pidgeons Farm

Brooklands Caravan Park

• Dog-friendly wildlife haven on a peaceful Devon farm
• A 20-minute drive to Exeter and 15 minutes to the Jurassic Coast
• Launderette, toilets and showers; farm shops and pubs nearby

Webbers Park

• A family-run park with fabulous country views near Exmouth, East Devon
• A 20-minute drive to Exeter and The Donkey Sanctuary; 15 to the beach
• Play park and cuddly animals on site; Woodbury Common walking distance

Grindlebrook Farm

Holmans Wood Holiday Park

• Award-winning and friendly park in south Devon
• Spotlessly clean amenities; buses outside to Exeter and Newton Abbot
• Covering 12 acres among hills and hedgerows, a mile from Chudleigh

Hunters Lodge Caravan and Camping Site

• Adults-only set over 10 acres on the edge of an estuary village
• Near the sands and nature reserve of Dawlish Warren beach
• Wildlife lake, level pitches and pub serving food half a mile away

Sunnyhaye Fruit Farm

• Semi-wild site on an eco fruit farm covering four acres of countryside
• Rural setting 25 minutes’ drive to Exeter and 20 to the Jurassic Coast
• Wildlife haven next to Woodbury Common for walks and birdwatching

Holeacre

St Johns Camping and Caravan Park

Sweet Meadows and Wild Woods Country Holidays

• Site surrounded by wild woods with a stream in Dartmoor National Park
• A quarter of a mile from the Teign River in a wildlife-rich haven
• An hour's walk through forest and woodland to a couple of pubs