Campsites Millbrook

Tavistock Campsite is where one goes to awaken to spectacular views of the Dartmoor National Park, spend relaxing afternoons exploring picturesque towns, and explore various excellent walking and cycling routes.

Mount Folly Farm is a friendly and welcoming site with lovely views and a pretty position enveloped by golden sand beaches, winding footpaths, caves and stunning coastal trails.

Highertown Farm is a compact, basic campsite boasting stunning vistas of the stunning South East Cornwall coast. This green and relaxed National Trust site rests a mere 34 of a mile from the delightfully secluded beach of Lansallos Cove.

Enchanted Valley Yurts is a small, friendly site providing a pair of fully-equipped, family-sized glamping yurts, on a working farm in Looe. The site is a ten-minute drive from Looe.

While many campers prefer convenient sites with heaps of amenities, a special few prize remote locations, peaceful settings, and the freedom to roam over creature comforts.

Unwind on Hillhead Farm, and enjoy the generous pitch sizes with ample room between units to watch the nippers scamper about with the canines, or set up a chair, grab a cold drink of choice.

Brackenhill Glamping rests a stone’s throw from the striking natural beauty of Dartmoor National Park in the picturesque village of Ugborough and enjoys an enviable location surrounded by miles of stunning South Devon countryside.

Pack your bags, switch off your phone, and rumble into the spectacularly peaceful and scenic Cornish countryside, and set up camp at Siblyback Lake Campsite, a cracking site providing unique family-friendly camping escapes for guests of all ages.

Enjoy the swish, tastefully decorated self-catering cottages at Hendrifton Farm, which enjoys a lovely location in proximity to misty moorlands and golden sand beaches. The three self-catering abodes were lovingly and skilfully converted to offer a laidback.

Pine Green Caravan Park is a family-friendly site, well-placed for exciting explores in the famed Cornwall region. The relaxing campsite is under half an hour’s distance from the sleepy coastal villages and scenic bases.

A warm welcome from the family at Cheesewring Farm Campsite (think cream teas on arrival) combined with the magnificent views of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty makes for excellent camping for all ages.

Tremeer Farm Yurts Cornwall is a luxury glamping site tucked amid a warren of tree-lined Corish Lanes, providing guests with the thrills of canvas cosiness under the starlit Cornish sky.

Get the best of both worlds at Hoburne Doublebois, a cracking site nestled in the heart of the Cornish countryside, a short distance from the enclosing moors, excellent beaches.

Dunwell Farm is the perfect rural escape for those in need of a peaceful escape from the stress and schedules of everyday life. The relatively new and rustic site rests on the fringes of Dartmoor National Park.

Escape to the hidden, tranquil settings of The Thatches Holiday Village, a splendid holiday destination nestled in the quiet heart of Devon. The site enjoys an enticing position.

Leave the stress of work and modern life behind whilst you stretch out in the sunshine and savour the relaxed atmosphere at Pennymoor Campsite. This spacious and welcoming 11.

Imagine kicking back amid the peaceful lush surrounds of Dartmoor National Park, soaking in vistas of the heather-clad moors and surrounding emerald countryside as you sip on a cold beverage of choice and feel the warmth of the sunshine on your skin.

Blend carefree, relaxing family holidays with heaps of fun at Cheston Caravan Park, a splendid spot for your camping needs, nestled amid the lush scenery and wildlife of the stunning Dartmoor National Park.

Rustic camping within easy reach of the coastline is the order of the day at Higher Aunemouth Farm, a basic yet picturesque camping space located a quarter-mile from the delights of the sandy shores of Bantham Beach.

Modbury Campsite is a cracking spot for members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club, keen to explore the sprawling moors and gleaming ocean from a quiet and well-organized base in the ancient village of Modbury.