Glamping in South Devon

Glamping in South Devon

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Popular Glamping in South Devon

Holbeton, Devon

Hut for 3 people, with garden, with pets

from £99 per night

Ringmore, Devon

Glamping for 4 people, with garden

from £66 per night

Thurlestone, Devon

10.0

Glamping for 4 people, with garden

from £90 per night

Holbeton, Devon

10.0

Hut for 4 people, with garden

from £105 per night

Plymouth, South Devon

Glamping for 2 people

Free cancellation

from £103 per night

Ringmore, Devon

Glamping for 8 people, with balcony and pool, child-friendly

Free cancellation

from £71 per night

Bigbury on Sea, Devon

10.0

Glamping for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £148 per night

Stoke Fleming, Devon

Glamping for 7 people, with garden

from £120 per night

Churchstow, Devon

Glamping for 6 people, with garden and hot tub as well as balcony, with pets

Free cancellation

from £205 per night

Bovisand, South Devon

8.3

Glamping for 4 people

Free cancellation

from £121 per night

Stoke Fleming, Devon

Glamping for 4 people, with garden

Free cancellation

from £156 per night

Churchstow, Devon

Glamping for 6 people, with garden and hot tub, with pets

Free cancellation

from £213 per night

South Brent, Devon

Glamping for 3 people, with hot tub and garden, with pets

from £101 per night

Bovisand, South Devon

9.7

Glamping for 6 people, with garden and sauna

Free cancellation

from £140 per night

Thurlestone, Devon

Glamping for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £126 per night

Ringmore, Devon

Glamping for 6 people, with sauna and terrace as well as garden and pool

Free cancellation

from £146 per night

Ringmore, Devon

Glamping for 8 people, with balcony

Free cancellation

from £139 per night

Kingsbridge, Devon

Glamping for 6 people, with hot tub and garden, with pets

Free cancellation

from £218 per night

Salcombe, Devon

Glamping for 9 people, with garden and balcony as well as hot tub, with pets

from £521 per night

Aveton Gifford, Devon

Glamping for 10 people, with garden and hot tub as well as balcony, with pets

from £679 per night

Find Glamping in South Devon

Highlights in South Devon

  • Areas of Natural Beauty
  • Millions of years of history
  • Ancient towns within magical settings
  • Dartmoor National Park
  • The Jurassic Coast

Other holiday ideas and property types in South Devon that might be interesting

Glamping in South Devon: Most popular destinations

    Glamping in South Devon

    Splendid holidays in Devon

    Think about glamping in Churchstow, Ringmore, Salcombe or Thurlestone! Choose a glamping accommodation in the heart of nature close to the busy restaurants, shops, and cafés or book one with ocean views and the beach just a few steps away from you. South Devon is dotted with idyllic towns steeped in history, unrivalled beauty, stunning scenery, and fantastic beaches. Enjoy an unforgettable holiday in South Devon clicking on your favourite glamping option.

    Comfortable and stylish glamping

    Stone exteriors with warm and cosy interiors decorated tastefully, combining the wood flooring with delicate ornate and stylish upholstery. Enjoy a glamping accommodation for two or celebrate a romantic weekend for a special occasion. Bring your family on a seaside holiday or have a friends’ reunion in an unbeatable location, where the countryside meets the ocean, bringing you the best of both worlds. Patios, gardens and terraces complement the exteriors in addition to hot tubs or saunas. Find the pet-friendly glamping options to bring your dog or your cat.

    Travellers and activities

    South Devon for history lovers

    The ancient towns will fascinate any history buff interested in the past behind every wall, old churches and medieval cobbled-streets lined with traditional houses and buildings. Its proximity to the sea gives the area a great relevance in maritime history, including the role Plymouth’s naval base had throughout WWII. Explore the country estates and how some organisations preserve their heritage, go to spectacular country houses, visit the cathedral of Exeter, and do not miss the Iron Age, Bronze Age and Saxon settlements on Dartmoor National Park. Delve into millions of years of history along the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site and the attractions that will give you information about it, or go on a fossil hunt. Fascinating days ahead full of history. Are you ready?

    South Devon for beach lovers

    Beaches in South Devon range from busy areas to quiet retreats or watersport hubs. Enjoy a day in Bigbury on Sea practising surfing and your favourite activities in the water. Head to Dawlish Warren Beach and Bantham Beach if you look for family-friendly spaces. Opposite to Salcombe, you find the quiet East Portlemouth beach. The sheltered and sandy Hope Cove Beach is also popular among families and it was the set for filming The Coroner, aired on BBC. Rock pooling and crabbing are two of the favourite things to do on Sandy Bay, in Exmouth. Slapton Sands and Torcross is a spacious stretch of sand with room for beach games and walks. And last, but not least, Teignmouth beach is ideal if you travel with children, close to the fantastic Victorian pier, a children’s playing area, crazy golf and a fantastic skate park. Do you need more reasons to choose South Devon?

    Did you know Westward Ho! is the only village in Devon with an exclamation mark in its name?

    Top 7 travel tips in South Devon

    1. South Devon, a natural paradise

    The AONB of the Blackdown Hills will take your breath away and it is the perfect day out surrounded by verdant hills, crystal clear rivers, and the best nature can offer. South Devon boasts an incredible coastline with wonderful beaches to practise outdoor activities including walking, cycling, swimming or sailing. Mother nature has provided this part of the coast with an incredible scenery easy to fall in love with. Start planning your next getaway and put South Devon in your list.

    2. Discover the Jurassic Coast

    The Jurassic Coast stretches for 95 miles, from Exmouth in South Devon to Studland in Dorset. At Orcombe Point, Exmouth, there is a high ‘geo needle’ at the beginning of this path and great signage to indicate the way. The route along the cliffs, coves and beaches hold about 185 million years of the earth’s history. Go back in time through this geological adventure across the first natural World Heritage Site. The major part of Devon’s Jurassic Coast lies within the East Devon AONB and it is home to a varied wildlife. Pay attention to the sea as you might spot some dolphins!

    3. Get on the old Steam Railway

    Fancy a ride on the oldest Steam Railway? Jump on board at Buckfastleigh Station and enjoy the journey along the River Dart offering you stunning views of green valleys, moorlands, woodlands and nature at its best. The trip includes several stops in picturesque stations that have preserved their originality for nearly a century. Your final stop will be Totnes station. Hope you enjoy the journey.

    4. Stroll along the gardens

    If you love gardens and colourful displays visit the house in Coleton Fishacre. The manicured gardens will impress you with walking trails through the forest or going down to the sea and vast areas where rare and exotic plants will catch your eye and make you feel that you are in a tropical destination.

    5. Enjoy a visit to the castles

    Castles are always a fascinating day out that magically remains in our memories. Perched on cliffs, in the middle of a rolling hill or at the top of an elevated terrain defining the skyline of many South Devon villages. There are several impressive castles to visit in South Devon; including Dartmouth Castle, Totnes Castle, and the Berry Pomeroy Castle, where you can enjoy a tour and have a walk in the grounds and the nearby woodlands. Kingswear Castle is on the opposite side of River Dart. Castle Drogo is a mixed-revivalist castle near Drewsteignton and it is recognised as the last castle to be built in England. One of the castles inhabited today is Compton Castle, that commander Walter Raleigh Gilbert bought in the early 1930s.

    6. Explore Dartmoor Park

    Dartmoor Park is the largest mountainous area in southern England and home to wild, open moorlands, green valleys and a varied and rare wildlife. Explore the routes and discover the place of Britain’s first settlers. Explore the stone formations including Haytor Quarry, archaeological ruins, old cemeteries and stone circles. Admire Bowerman’s Nose, cross Postbridge Clapper Bridge and admire the mystical Venford Falls. The quaint village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor is worth a visit as well as the neolithic village of Grimspound, a 3000-year-old settlement. The icing on the cake will be some vintage shopping and delicious food in the stannary town of Ashburton. In Postbridge there is one of three Dartmoor National Park Visitor Centres if you need information about the area.

    7. Choose your event

    Events in South Devon are varied and they offer entertainment for the whole family all year around. Immerse yourself in South Devon and get a real feel at classical, rock, folk or jazz, concerts. Join any of the Food Festivals to sample fresh food and local produce. During the weekends, South Devon villages have either a local village fête, a cookery workshop, or an exciting treasure hunt, together with other children activities. Fancy quirkier events? How about joining the orange rolling, watching the flaming tar barrels, worm charming and other rural traditional events. Check what happens during the month you plan your stay in South Devon and mingle with locals.

    Information about glampings in South Devon

    🏡 Glampings available: 21 properties.
    💳 Discount available: up to -60%.
    🌙 Minimum price per night: from £27.
    ⭐ Most popular amenities: Wi-Fi, garden and balcony.
    🐾 Pet-friendly: 8 properties.
    🏊 With pool: 3 properties.

    FAQs: Glamping in South Devon

    Which amenities can you expect to find at the glamping sites in South Devon?

    Among the amenities available on Holidu, it appears that the glamping sites in South Devon offer everything that travellers need! Here, glamping sites generally offer a variety of amenities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (81%), garden (69%), and barbecue (46%)... Tempted?

    How are the glamping sites usually rated in South Devon?

    The glamping sites in South Devon are often well-reviewed. 35% of the glamping sites in South Devon have an average score of 4.5 stars!

    Are the glamping sites in South Devon suitable for holidays with children?

    According to information from last year, less than 10% of glamping sites in South Devon are child-friendly. Here, it will most likely be easier to leave the kids at home and go on holiday with your friends.

    Are the glamping sites in South Devon pet-friendly?

    Definitely! In South Devon, 50% of the glamping sites welcome them with open arms, and 69% also have a garden!

    Do the glamping sites in South Devon mostly come with an internet connection?

    Of course! According to last year's data, 81% of glamping sites in South Devon include Wi-Fi. So no need to panic, you will be able to stay connected throughout your stay!

    What is the average price for glamping sites in South Devon?

    The majority of glamping sites in South Devon (88%) tend to cost less than £100 per night. This is the perfect destination for booking a cheap glamping!

    Do the glamping sites in South Devon typically have a fireplace or a swimming pool?

    Definitely! Judging by last year's information, a large portion of glamping sites in South Devon are equipped with a swimming pool. Fancy a weekend at the pool and relaxing with friends? Don't delay to book a glamping in South Devon! 46% even have a barbecue!

    Are the glamping sites in South Devon suitable for stays with several people or better for an escape as a small group?

    According to the information collected last year, 92% of glamping sites are perfect for families with up to four guests. Approximately 88% of the glamping sites here have at least two separate bedrooms. South Devon is the perfect destination for going in small groups, with family or friends!

    Are you able to enjoy a beautiful view and spend time outside at the glamping sites in South Devon?

    42% of glamping sites have a balcony or terrace, and 0% have a view. However, it is not very common, so availability can be limited. If this is a priority for you, you should anticipate a bit more time for research. Also, don't forget to use the filters to be sure to find the glamping of your dreams. However, 69% of glamping sites in South Devon have gardens, where you can enjoy the outdoors. If you like to have lunch or dinner outside, and especially if you like barbecues, 46% of the glamping sites have them.

    In which season of the year is it most advisable to visit South Devon?

    Judging by the amenities in the glamping sites in South Devon, it is an ideal destination to enjoy at any time of the year. This is because there are varied options, from a swimming pool to a fireplace. Therefore, you will be able to enjoy South Devon when you feel like it.