Glamping in Clovelly, England

Bideford Bay Holiday Park

West Welsford Wild Camping

• Simple pitches on five acres of a working dairy farm
• Two miles from the coast; 10 minutes' drive to Clovelly
• Dog-friendly site with farm tours; village five minutes' drive away

Little Meadow Bell Tents

• Unfurnished bell tent on a family-run site on the Hartland Peninsula
• Hartland Abbey five minutes’ drive; North Devon Wake Park 15 minutes
• Sea views with dark skies at night; firepit and fairy lights provided

Koa Tree Camp

• Luxury eco-friendly glamping close to the north Devon coast
• Bude and Sandymouth beaches 15 minutes' drive away
• Private bathroom and barbecue for each unit; shared kitchen

Big Field Glamping

• Pop-up glamping in a 35-acre field with hillside views in north Devon
• A half-hour drive to Bude beach; 20 minutes to North Devon Wake Park
• Outdoor cooking kitchen, hot shower in a horse box, games provided

Quarry Pods

• Insulated pods in a historic stone quarry
• Private bathroom for each pod
• Communal covered area with tables and chairs

Gypsy Wagon Devon

• Dog-friendly, off-grid site in rural Devon surrounded by native woods
• A 20-minute drive from Bude’s beaches and half an hour to Dartmoor
• Communal space for cooking on a gas stove; walk into Holsworthy

Puddleduck Valley

• Glamping site on a farm surrounded by 250 acres of woodland
• A half-hour drive from spectacular beaches on the Devon/Cornwall coast
• Petting farm, campfire nights, nature trails and pond with rowing boat

Eco Woodland Camping

• Peaceful woodland in a sheltered north Devon location
• Close to the A3072; a quarter of an hour's drive from Bude
• Low-impact forest floor campsite with no light pollution

Canvas and Coast at Incledon Farm

• Family glampsite in North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• Surfing paradise: four top surfing beaches within 15 minutes’ drive
• Pizzas and breakfasts on summer weekends; pubs five minutes' walk away

Ruby's Orchard

• Exclusive-use woodland site between Dartmoor and the north Devon coast
• Direct access to a national cycle route and close to the Tarka Trail
• Right next to a two-acre wood for making dens and nature spotting