Campgrounds in Saltash, England

The Greenhouse Spa Retreat

• Glamping pods in the grounds of a well-established Cornish garden
• A 20-minute drive to Whitsand Bay and Plymouth; 35 minutes to Polperro
• Wildlife haven; beauty treatments and massages in the garden spa

Court Gates Wild Camping

• South Devon working farm with sea views and stabling for horses
• A 15-minute drive from Plymouth and 20 minutes from Dartmoor
• Direct access to South West Coast Path; a mile from Bovisand beach

Dartmoor Domes

• Self-contained domes in a secluded valley on the edge of Dartmoor
• Plymouth and Dartmoor Zoo within a 20-minute drive
• Luxury glamping with woodburning stove and private bathroom

Sunridge Retreats

• Luxury glamping in the Yealm valley and South Hams countryside
• A 25-minute drive from Plymouth and 15 minutes from beaches
• Private hot tub and cinema at each unit; overlooking hills and streams

Ramblers' Rest

• Pre-erected rental tents at Princetown in Dartmoor National Park
• Dartmoor Prison Museum five minutes’ drive; Castle Drogo 35 minutes
• Sheltered outdoor kitchen with pizza ovens and dining facilities

Dartmoor Glamping

• Glamping on a working Dartmoor hill farm
• Half a mile to Princetown; 45 minutes' drive to the south Devon coast
• Within walking distance of cafés and a national park visitor centre

Notter Bridge Holiday Park

• Scenic site on the Lynher tidal river at the Tamar valley’s edge
• A 20-minute drive from Plymouth and 25 from Looe and its beaches
• Access to wifi and a six-mile wander along the river’s banks

Higher Church Meadow Camping

• Small basic grass site on a 400-acre farm a mile from Landrake
• Plymouth, Looe and several beaches within a 20-minute drive
• Spacious pitches with barbecues allowed; pub 20 minutes' walk away

Bunnies Yurt

• Single self-contained yurt by a woodland with paths to river Tavy
• Tavistock, Buckland Abbey and Dartmoor within a 20-minute drive
• Breakfast baskets available with free-range eggs and homemade bread

Maker Camping

• Scenic wild camping on not-for-profit Rame Peninsula heritage site
• A 20-minute ferry ride from Plymouth, five minutes’ drive from beaches
• Museum, gallery, visitor centre, café and general store on site

The Sea Forts

• Stylish glamping tents with spectacular Rame Peninsular coastal views
• Cawsand beach 20 minutes’ walk, and 45 minutes’ drive to Plymouth
• Eco-friendly site with pre-erected bell tents, a pop-up café and store

Whitsand Bay Fort