Moor View Touring Park
Moor View is a peaceful luxury holiday lodge park with delightful views of the South Devon countryside stretching to the Dartmoor National Park in the distance.
Campsites, glamping pods and wild camping guidance
Our Dartmoor lists 34 campsites and glamping places on and around Dartmoor.
Use the map or the list below to see where each one is.
Moor View is a peaceful luxury holiday lodge park with delightful views of the South Devon countryside stretching to the Dartmoor National Park in the distance.
Family-run holiday park near Ashburton offering tent camping, touring caravans, motor homes and static caravans on the edge of Dartmoor.
Parkland warmly welcomes you to a traditional Devon experience at its five-star, adult-only site, offering excellent facilities for touring, camping or glamping.
Pennymoor Camping & Caravan Park offers Caravan & Camping Park accommodation in Ivybridge,Devon.

Which Dartmoor place is this?
Ashprington
Point Field is The Sharpham Trust's campsite bordering the River Dart - although it's not the easiest place to get to by road (better by canoe).
Stoke Gabriel
Ramslade Club Campsite is nestled attractively between the River Dart and the coast offering facilities that won't disappoint.
Ashburton
Award-winning family outdoor attraction and campsite set in 90 acres within Dartmoor National Park, just 1 mile from the A38 at Ashburton. Adventure playgrounds, zip wire, high ropes, canoeing, kayaking, Dartmoor Bike Park, a pirate ship lake, riverside walks and an award-winning campsite.
Plymouth
Riverside is a quiet, secluded countryside park, which is open all year, just a few hundred yards from the A38 in Plymouth, Devon.
Broadwoodwidger
Experience an outdoor camping holiday in Devon like no other!
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Of course, when my friends failed me I knew it was all up, but I had an awful night on the moor. Wind and rain, and in crossing a river I was nearly drowned.”
Also on Our DartmoorThe Ancient Crosses of Dartmoor: with a description of their surroundings — William Crossing's 1887 book on the old stone crosses of Dartmoor, published at Exeter by J. G. Commin.