Glamping in Devon

Nestled between the counties of Somerset to the east and Cornwall to the west, heading to the southeast to go glamping in Devon can make for a wonderful way to spend your next holiday in the region, especially for those of you hoping to spend your time embracing the great outdoors! With so many stunning towns, villages and areas of natural beauty to explore and enjoy, here are the best places to go glamping in Devon. 

Why Glamping in Devon? 

Glamping in Devon gives you the unique opportunity to enjoy a luxurious camping experience with all the amenities and creature comforts of home whilst being nestled in-and-amongst the countryside.  

So, if you’re a keen hiker, rambler or perhaps just want to get away from all the tourist traps and the hustle and bustle that come with them, then either glamping in North Devon or glamping in South Devon would make for a brilliant way to do both! 

What's best is that, unlike staying in a tent, these camping pods in Devon also offer plenty of space to unwind and relax, often housing their own mini kitchenettes and plenty of space to sit and stretch out after a long day of adventures in the Devonshire countryside. 

Places to Visit from Camping Pods in Devon 

Being such a large county, it should come as no surprise to hear that there’s an almost endless amount of things to see and do whilst staying in one of these camping pods in Devon, regardless of what you plan to get up to or where abouts in the county you plan on staying. 

For example, glamping in South Devon will put you right near the popular Dartmoor National Park, a huge area of natural beauty that’s popular with rock climbers, hikers and horse riders, as well as being noted for its unique wildlife such as the Dartmoor ponies.  

Towards the coast you’ll also find the South Devon National Landscape, another area of natural beauty that’s famous for its rugged coastline that’s home to idyllic villages like Bigbury-on-Sea, Kingsbridge and Salcombe, as well as popular beaches like Blackpool Sands and Lannacombe Beach. Not only that, but the cities of Exeter, Plymouth and the town of Torquay can also be found along the coast, which make for brilliant places to go for a day trip to enjoy their shops, bars and restaurants. 

On the other hand, glamping in North Devon also has lots to offer visitors. Home to the Hartland Devon Heritage Coast and the North Devon National Landscape that make for wonderful places to go for long walks, this part of the county is also home to a host of beautiful towns and villages to explore such as Ilfracombe, Bideford and Westward Ho! 

Types of Devon Holidays 

If glamping in Devon isn’t quite for you, don’t worry; we have plenty of Devon cottages for you to take a look at, including plenty of dog-friendly cottages in Devon, cottages in Devon with a hot tub, luxury Devon cottages and romantic breaks in Devon for couples. 

Alternatively, these beach cottages in Devon, these large holiday homes in Devon or these cottages in Devon with a pool might be more aligned with what you’re after. On the other hand, we also have tonnes of Cornwall cottages, Dorset cottages, Somerset cottages and Hampshire cottages to discover and explore too! 

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