Quantock Camping Lower Toollands is the perfect base for a peaceful holiday in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The small, family-owned site offers camping and glamping options on the fringes of the Quantock Hills.

There are welcomes all-around at Welcome Family Holiday Park, a privately-owned, family-run holiday park that has welcomed countless families for over 50-years. This 4-star awarded park accommodates adventuring sorts of all ages with open arms and offers an enticing collection of accommodation.

If you’re keen to escape the hubbub of the cities with your family, you’ll need a well-established, centrally positioned camping space with oodles of room for the young ones to scamper about with glee.

Sweet Meadows and Wild Woods is a quirky, peaceful, lovely space for escaping the everyday and returning to nature. The site rests on the northeastern border of Dartmoor and offers campers a choice of open and sheltered pitches.

Stafford Moor Fishery is a lovely camping space on a stunning 67-acre site with 36 acres of well-stocked lakes. This family-run site is ideal for long and short breaks amid the stunning Devon countryside and boasts some of the best coarse plus carp fishing around.

The welcoming and cheerful team at Westward Rise Holiday Park make up a family-run business that makes the family the focus of their spacious and pretty park. Resident proprietors Ron and Debbie extend a friendly welcome and are at hand to ensure your stay is as relaxing as possible.

Crockwell Park is the perfect spot for Caravan and Motorhome Club members who enjoy being left to their own devices whilst enjoying a laidback escape. The site is a hotspot for those who want beach stays with scenic views and the freedom to bring well-behaved pets.

Okehampton Youth Hostel rests on the grounds of a buzzing activity centre on the fringes of Dartmoor, serving as an excellent base for countryside escapes for families, couples and groups.

Greenways Valley Holiday Park boasts a rather spectacular location, sandwiched between Exmoor and Dartmoor, with the clear water and golden sands of the stunning North Devon beaches located a short stroll away.

Gaze out at the fishing boats bobbing around the bustling harbour at Brixham, overlooked by lovely painted cottages of varying hues as you stroll through the bustling fish market and pick up food to sizzle back in your sumptuous chalet or caravan holiday home.

If you prefer quiet camping environs, complete with beautiful woodland settings and luxurious camping abodes, make your way over to Crafty Camping, an ideal camping space reserved exclusively for adults.