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Camping & Glamping

Campsites, glamping pods and wild camping guidance

Our Dartmoor lists 34 campsites and glamping places on and around Dartmoor.

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Dartmoor Caravan Park
Food, Drink & Hospitality

Dartmoor Caravan Park

Crapstone, Tavistock

Fully serviced caravan pitches on Dartmoor with hardstandings, WiFi, and views over the Tamar Valley.

Dartmoor Domes
Camping & Glamping

Dartmoor Domes

Lee Moor

Glamping Pods in Lee Moor. Book direct for best prices guaranteed online. For great accommodation in Devon choose Dartmoor Domes

Dartmoor Halfway Inn
Pubs & Inns

Dartmoor Halfway Inn

South Knighton, Newton Abbot

Spacious roadside pub on the edge of Dartmoor with a large outdoor terrace and generous helpings of pub grub.

Camping & Glamping

Dartmoor Shepherds Huts

Holne

The site has direct access onto Holne moor which has stunning walks and breath-taking views and is a short walk from the River Dart where there are plenty of spots for wild swimming.

Camping & Glamping

Dartmoor Yurt Holidays

Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Poundsgate

Glamping in yurts and bell tents at New Cott Farm, Poundsgate — tucked away in the heart of Dartmoor National Park.

Dunwell Farm Campsite
Camping & Glamping

Dunwell Farm Campsite

Ugborough

Welcome to Dunwell Farm, the perfect licensed wedding venue for couples seeking a rural, unique wedding experience.

Exeter View Stables
Camping & Glamping

Exeter View Stables

Nadderwater

We are a very small, chilled campsite offering a limited number of camping and glamping pitches with a relaxed atmosphere. Rustic, affordable camping with an excellent view.

Harford Bunkhouse
Camping & Glamping

Harford Bunkhouse

South Hams

Working farm campsite near Ivybridge with grass pitches, cabins and glamping, 1.5 miles from Dartmoor National Park.

Harford Camp
Camping & Glamping

Harford Camp

South Hams

Working farm campsite in Dartmoor National Park offering non-electric grass pitches, modern facilities and a back-to-nature camping experience.

Guide to Dartmoor, page 305Plate from Guide to Dartmoor, page 305, 1909

“There was nobody to see him; all the brown moor was void with loneliness and lassitude; not a shadow, except his own, moved faster than the sun directed it.”

Also on Our DartmoorLadybrook Tor — A granite outcrop with a distinctive clitter known as 'Foxes' Holt' nearby.