Camping in Devon - A List of Devon Campsites

More about camping in Devon

Home to more Blue Flag beaches than any other county in the UK, Devon is the perfect place for a seaside getaway. And what better way to experience all that Devon has to offer than by camping!

Not only does Devon have superb beaches, it also has the wonderful Exmoor and plenty of wildlife waiting to be discovered. For those with a more cultural bent, why no visit the multitude of historical buildings, from Norman castles to Exeter's magnificent 850-year-old cathedral.

Devon has something to offer all the family and is a wonderful place in which to enjoy some seaside sunshine.

Things to do in Devon

Devon is a beautiful South-western English county, which is famed for its stunning countryside, idyllic beaches and, of course, for its World Heritage Site the Jurassic Coast. The county is home to various attractions including zoos, country parks, beaches, wildlife parks, historic homes, castles and more.

There are hundreds of places to visit in Devon, and regardless of your interests you're sure to find something you enjoy. For wine lovers a trip to Eastcott Vineyard is a must. Eastcott Vineyard is a six-acre vineyard that is famed for its award-winning wines. Here you can take a guided tour of the vineyards and sample wines from one of the UK's best vineyards.

For families with young children or just those who love the seaside, Devon has an array of beaches. Tunnels Beaches is a favourite amongst tourists and is great for families, couples and older tourists. The site offers a beautiful beach, intricate tunnels, historical sites, a tidal swimming pool and coves, all in one remote location on the coast.

Devon also has many attractions on offer for history lovers. Coleton Fishacre is a charming National Trust building and gardens, is just one of the popular historic sites in Devon. The site includes a 1920s art deco style building, which contains many wonderful items from a bygone era. The site also includes a 30-acre garden.

Watermouth Castle is another must-see for both families and history lovers. The site includes stunning gardens, a Victorian Castle and a theme park. Ilfracombe Museum is also a great attraction, which showcases a huge collection of historical items. They have a natural history collection, a maritime collection, and much more. This is a perfect place for lovers of natural history and for families.

Devon also has a lot to offer for those interested in wildlife. For children and those who like animals, the Exmoor Zoo is a must-see attraction, with over 200 species of animals living at the zoo. It is home to many creatures and rare animals such as pumas and maned wolves.

Campsites in Devon

Devon Campsite Map

Use the map below to find a campsite in Devon- simply zoom into the relevant area and you will find all the campsites indicated by markers. Click on any marker for more information. Alternatively, you can browse campsites by region/county using the links below.