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Tavistock Campsite

Hidden away in a glorious corner of Devon, glamping holidays in Tavistock promise a peaceful experience with tree-lined walks and knock-out views of Dartmoor National Park. This tranquil campsite is just the ticket for exploring Devon's rural beauty, and its location on the fringes of Dartmoor means you're in a great spot from which to explore every inch of this national treasure.

Enjoy staying at this site from only £31 per night between 29th April – 31st October 2022.

Features you'll love

The site itself is spacious and well-maintained with plenty of mod-cons including individual shower rooms, toilets, laundry facilities and a washing up area. Enjoy the glamping experience to the full in your own luxury retreat, furnished with comfy beds, a dining and lounge area and even your own terrace - perfect for whiling away a relaxing evening under the stars.

The historic market town of Tavistock is just a couple of miles from the campsite. It's a picturesque spot on the River Tavy with dramatic stone architecture and ancient abbey ruins, not to mention a good selection of shops, cafes, and restaurants - perfect for picking up essentials or stopping off for a bite to eat. As well as the excellent walking and cycling to be had in the area, the Award-winning Morwellham Quay living museum is only a 15-minute drive from the site and offers a stimulating and entertaining day out for all ages. The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth is a conservation charity helping to protect the worlds oceans and a great day out for all the family.

Cyclists, listen up. National Route 27 of the National Cycle Network passes just 200 yards from Tavistock Campsite, offering direct access onto the Devon Coast-to-Coast cycle route. This section crosses from Ilfracombe to Plymouth for a stretch of 99 miles, over two-thirds of which are traffic-free. 

A 20-minute drive south of Tavistock brings you to Sheepstor - a tiny picturesque village made famous by its starring role in Stephen Spielberg's film 'War Horse'. Look out for a magnificent granite church dating back to the 15th century and a prominent rocky outcrop known as 'Sheeps Tor', after which the village was named.

Other local landmarks include Lydford, a small village around 8 miles north of the campsite. Visit the spectacular Lydford Gorge, which stretches for over a mile from the dark ravine of Devil's Cauldron whirlpool to the crashing White Lady Waterfall. Lydford is home to many other sites of interest including a 13th-century mound tower, an early Norman earthwork castle, and Saxon town defences.

Tavistock Camping and Caravanning Club Site, Higher Longford, Moorshop, Tavistock, Devon, PL19 9LQ