What’s better than kicking back on a lush, spacious campsite with plenty of open green areas and room for play? Perhaps all of the above, with the added benefit of enjoying easy access to a decent restaurant and hotel located right in front of the campsite.

If you’re looking for a well-positioned, peaceful and reputed site for exploring the rugged natural beauty of Dartmoor and the stunning South Hams coast, consider a restful holiday at Brixton Caravan and Camping Park.

Traipse through open countryside with your canine companion bounding by your side, explore peaceful walking paths, and spend breezy afternoons or evenings at the friendly local pub at The Knole.

Dartmoor Camping Devon is a back-to-basic rural campsite ideal for nature lovers who prize greenery, fresh air, serene surroundings, jaw-dropping scenery and an abundance of wildlife over the commercial sites choked with campers and a long list of amenities.

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.

Cockingford Farm Campsite rests in a simple, pretty and unspoilt area, providing ample space and all the required amenities for a no-frills camping escape. The site rests on the fringes of a sleepy rural village.

Bridestowe Caravan Park is a small, friendly, family-run site in a quiet and picturesque location on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. Sit back amid the open countryside and savour the sounds of nature whilst taking in stunning views over the open.

Are you on the search for a great little camping spot to escape the weight of the modern world? Look no further than Plymouth Sound Caravan Club Site, a stunning location on a headland.

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.

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.

A simple, laidback camping experience, miles of scenic walks, effortless access to open-air attractions, and a picturesque location on the River Webburn make camping at this cracking site an absolute joy for nature lovers.

River Dart Country Park is an excellent base for exploring Devon's wonders and enjoys a quiet position on the fringes of the Dartmoor National Park. The tranquil, eco-friendly site rests by the gleaming River Dart and offers a range of exciting outdoor sports activities for all ages and abilities.

Camp under canvas the good old-fashioned way at Cannamore Camping, a stunning camping, touring and glamping site offering back-to-basics camping and the opportunity to return to nature amid gloriously green and open countryside.

St John Inn is a fab adults-only site next to a pub garden, a mere five-minute drive from the nearest beach. The camping area rests on a conservation area, enclosed by trees and hedges.

Hark ye, oh weary wanderer. Rest your head for a night or a week at Pilgrims Rest, a splendidly quiet and attractive campsite nestled in a handy location, a mere bus ride from the buzzing port city of Plymouth.

Tinhay Retreats Campsite is a cracking spot for relaxing camping and glamping in a tranquil valley, where the only sound to disrupt a quiet morning are the trills of birdsong and the occasional bleating of sheep.

Churchill Farm is home to a lovely campsite set out on a flat field with ample space for getting out and enjoying the thrills of the great outdoors. This friendly site is a quiet haven.

South Devon Wild Camping does the near impossible, combining a stunning, no-frills, tent-only camping space in a sizeable, lush field, a quick five-minute drive from the fresh sea air and crystal clear waters of Mothecombe Beach.

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.

Secluded, peaceful, and rural are the words used to describe Ashbourne Woods, a hidden gem offering guests twenty-five spacious wild camping pitches. The plots are nestled in clearings and spaces among the trees.