Cabins and Lodges in South Molton, England

Lemons Farm Glamping

• Comfy converted yacht in a Devon cider orchard with Exmoor views
• Half an hour's drive to Westward Ho! beach and South West Coast Path
• Stargazing hatch and firepit; fresh bread and firewood supplied

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

Bulworthy Project

• Luxury eco cabin set in its own private glade
• A short drive from Exmoor in the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
• Within a woodland setting managed as a nature reserve

Exmoor Camping

Exford Hostel

• In the grounds of a hostel in Exmoor National Park
• Full access to hostel facilities
• Horse riding, photography help, fishing and Exmoor safaris available

Moonacre Alpacas

• Peaceful alpaca farm in a rural setting
• Small and quiet family-owned site
• Eco-friendly and sustainable project

Jubilee Park Farm

• Small family-run farm in North Devon
• Plenty of fishing and outdoor activities nearby
• Farm animals and hay meadows on-site

Acorn Farm Touring Park

• Secret hideaway in Devon
• In a birdwatching haven
• Newly refurbished amenities block with free hot showers

Wootten Deer Park

• Dog-friendly luxury safari lodges surrounded by deer enclosures
• A 20-minute drive to Dartmoor National Park, with rural walks locally
• Deer feeding activities available; firepit access; private decking

Greenways Valley Holiday Park

• Small family-run holiday park on the edge of Great Torrington
• Easy access to walks and Tarka Trail bike rides; coast 20 mins' drive
• Outdoor pool, short tennis court and games room on site

Valley of Rocks Holidays

Manleigh Holiday Park

• Small delightful Park of Chalets, Log Cabins & Static Caravans.
• Situated in the coastal village of Combe Martin, near Exmoor.

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