Tent Campsites in Yelverton, Devon

Hideaway Camping is a family-friendly site set a smooth half-hour from the outskirts of the scenic Dartmoor National Park and a mere fifteen-minute drive from the nearby town of Okehampton.

Pattacott Farm Glamping and Camping is a friendly family-run campsite located a mere twenty-minute drive from the buzzing town of Launceston. The site serves as an excellent base for the kids who can enjoy the thrills of farm life.

Ten Acres Vineyard is a fantastic base for camping, glamping and wine tasting. Please note that we don't take towing vehicles or large motorhomes because of our access track.

Cherry Cottage Camping is a compact family-run site nestled in North Cornwall, on the fringes of the small market town of Camelford. The campsite boasts jaw-dropping views over the windswept Bodmin Moor and the rolling greenery of the countryside.

Wide-reaching coast and countryside vistas, walks, and watersports are just some of the delights awaiting adventuring souls at the family-run Wideacres Camping site. This hilltop campsite is the perfect spot to rumble into when the daily grind begins to weary the mind and soul.

Atlantic Horizons is the place to be if you’re in the mood for a gorgeous blend of ocean views, stunning sunsets and lush countryside. Guests can opt to sit and stare at the sparkling Atlantic Ocean over a refreshing cold drink of choice or use the site as a base for outdoor explores.

Welcombe Cross is a compact, family-run camping, glamping and touring site located on North Devon and Cornwall's border. The A39 Bideford to Bude road is nearby, affording easy access for adventures further afield.

Southleigh Manor Holiday Park is a friendly, well-maintained site, nestled on the grounds of a stunning manor house, just a twenty-minute drive from Newquay, Padstow and the Eden Project.

Kick back on manicured, mature grounds in a peaceful and pretty sheltered wooded valley at Langstone Manor, a fantastic site for exploring the activities and points of interest in the adjacent Dartmoor.

Valley View Farm has everything you wish for in a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site. This lovely site rests hidden away on a quiet and picturesque lane yet is handily located within walking distance from several shops.

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.

The Old Rectory Campsite is an idyllic camping space tucked amid greenery on the border dividing Devon and Cornwall. The site is ideal for nature lovers who want a comfortable.

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.

Oodles of open space, lovely mature woodland, and the shimmering River Plym create soothing settings for a well-earned break at Riverside Caravan Park. This friendly well-drained camping space rests in a stunning spot with plenty of green open spaces for stretching out and wildlife-rich woodlands for relaxing strolls at a pace of choice.

Woodovis Park is a beautiful spot for families and holidaymakers in dire need of a restful stay, comfortable lodgings, and varied amenities at hand. The site rests in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and rests conveniently on the border between Devon and Cornwall.

Harford Bunkhouse and Camping is an excellent, friendly base offering camping and budget accommodation on South Dartmoor's fringes. The campsite runs alongside a peaceful working farm.

Lydford Caravan and Camping Park is a private site affiliated with the Caravan Club, located on the fringes of Dartmoor National Park, with stunning views of the tors. The park enjoys a handy position in the middle of Devon.

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.

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.

What glorious views await you at Maker Camp, a stunning site boasting incredible vistas towards Cawsand Bay and back towards the windswept moors. The site itself holds significant historical significance.