Camper parks in South West England

Fairways International Park

Little Bodieve Holiday Park

Tripark

• Dog-friendly wildlife haven near the Devon and Cornwall border
• A 10-minute drive from Trethorne Leisure Park; 35 minutes to the beach
• Close to coarse fishing, game fishing and riverside walks

Trewince Farm Holiday Park

Ulwell Holiday Park

Hallsdown Farm Touring Park

• Adults-only site in a rural location a mile from Exmoor National Park
• Close to walking and cycling paths, a fishing lake and golf course
• Five miles from the beaches and watersports of the north Devon coast

Westhill Farm Caravan Park

Downshay Farm

• 12 pitch farm caravan site

Ash Tree Meadow

• Remote beautiful meadow setting in the heart of Somerset countryside
• 10 minute drive to Cheddar and Glastonbury
• Composting toilet, hand washing, fire pits and firewood available.

Down Yonder Campsite

• Rural site on a smallholding with livestock in Devon's Ruby Country
• A 20-minute drive to Dartmoor National Park and 25 to Bude beach
• Direct access to the Ruby Way bridleway for walks and cycle rides

Glamping Lane End

• Peaceful rural glamping site 20 minutes' drive from Holsworthy
• A 15-minute drive from coast path; 20 from North Devon beaches
• Dog-friendly pods with mini kitchen, heating and barbecue

West End Farm Caravan and Camping Park

Synderborough Farm

• Quiet Devon farm campsite with rural and sea views
• A 15-minute drive from Sidmouth seafront; Exeter 35 minutes
• Direct access to the quiet river Sid and local footpaths

Dulhorn Farm Camping Site

Trethem Mill Touring Park

Oakdown Touring & Holiday Caravan Park

• Award-winning secluded park, family-run for over 40 years
• Spacious pitches, dog walking area, playground and family golf course
• Spotless warm amenities with free hot water

West Wayland Caravan and Touring Park

Henry's Campsite

Allercott Farm

• Pop-up site with views across Exmoor and the Bristol Channel
• A five-minute drive from Timberscombe and 10 from Dunster
• Woodland and countryside walking trails leading straight from the park