Plymouth campsites
Vibrant Plymouth has lots of exciting things to see and do. You'll find plenty of action on the water in Plymouth Sound and on land in nearby Dartmoor, plus a number of excellent beaches within easy reach. There's a fascinating maritime history to explore in the Barbican area, while Plymouth Hoe has superb views of Plymouth Sound and families will love the National Marine Aquarium. Book a stay at one of these Plymouth campsites.
33 Plymouth campsites
Drakes View Certificated Location
Plymstock, Plymouth, Devon
Small, back to basics touring site with sea views over Plymouth Sound. Open all year round and dog friendly.
Whitsand Bay Fort Holiday Village
Millbrook, Torpoint, Cornwall
44 reviews
80%
would recommend
Family friendly campsite with sea views, swimming pool and a bar/restaurant. Ten minute walk to the beach.
Tregantle Farm Eco Glamp Site
Torpoint, Cornwall
5 reviews
100%
would recommend
Eco glamping site with fully furnished safari tents and a bell tent. Just a ten minute walk from a sandy beach.
Dartmoor Domes
Plymouth, Devon
Family-friendly, off-grid glamping domes in a woodland meadow with private kitchens, bathrooms and hot tubs!
Notter Bridge Holiday Park
Saltash, Cornwall
Riverside glamping pods by the Tamar Valley, ten minutes from Saltash. Five minute walk to a pub.
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Sunridge
Yealmpton, Plymouth, Devon
7 reviews
86%
would recommend
Luxury ensuite glamping cubes, deluxe geodome and an EcoPod with hot tubs and an onsite fishing lake.
Bush Farm Wild Camping
Saltash, Cornwall
19 reviews
95%
would recommend
Almost wild camping with campfires on a 200 acre farm. Easy access to Plymouth and suitable for tents and tourers.
Harford Bunkhouse and Camping
Harford, Ivybridge, Devon
12 reviews
83%
would recommend
A small, independent camping site situated on Dartmoor National Park, 25 minutes from Plymouth.
The Oaks Holiday Park
No Man's Land, Looe, Cornwall
17 reviews
94%
would recommend
Peaceful, family run holiday park near Looe, with touring pitches and glamping in bell tents or ensuite pods.
Looe Country Park
No Man's Land, Looe, Cornwall
75 reviews
99%
would recommend
Family friendly camping and touring park with camping pods. Just five minutes from the South West Coast Path.
Langstone Manor Holiday Park
Tavistock, Devon
40 reviews
100%
would recommend
Award-winning camping, touring and glamping site on the edge of Dartmoor. Onsite games room, restaurant and more!
Woodovis Park
Tavistock, Devon
34 reviews
97%
would recommend
A small 5 star, family-run park offering excellent facilities, such as a cafe, playground and swimming pool!
Pennymoor Caravan and Camping Park
Modbury, Devon
17 reviews
100%
would recommend
Family run, 20 acre rural camping and touring park with a cafe and shop. Just 15 minutes to the Devon coastline.
Cannamore Camping
Avonwick, South Brent, Devon
83 reviews
100%
would recommend
Almost wild meadow pitches, bell tents and a shepherd's hut. On the edge of Dartmoor, 25 minutes to the coast.
Harford Bridge Park
Tavistock, Devon
49 reviews
100%
would recommend
Camping, glamping and touring site in Dartmoor National Park, by the River Tavy. Five minutes to Tavistock.
Hideaway Huts
Liskeard, Cornwall
8 reviews
100%
would recommend
Two luxury shepherd's huts with private bathrooms and a hot tub, set on a secluded farm with a swimming pool!
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Maker Camping
Millbrook, Torpoint, Cornwall
Semi-wild campsite, a 20 minute walk from the coast and beach. Onsite cafe, restaurant, cocktail bar and gallery!
Mendennick Farm Campsite
Millbrook, Torpoint, Cornwall
On the Rame Peninsula with panoramic views over the Tamar River. Delicious cafe and bike hire on site!
Cockles Caravan Park Certificated Location
Saltash, Cornwall
Simple family friendly site ideally located for Cornwall, Devon and the ferry. Welcoming dogs and campfires too.
Yurts at Lower Marsh Farm
Saltash, Cornwall
Peaceful glamping yurts set within an Area of Outstanding National Beauty by Saltash, on the River Tamar.
Welbeck Manor and Golf
Sparkwell, Plymouth, Cornwall
Dog friendly motorhome stopover with a restaurant, bar, and golf course. 15 minutes to Dartmoor National Park!
The Greenhouse Spa Retreat
Saltash, Cornwall
Glamping garden spa retreat with three luxury pods for adults only and an onsite hot tub and sauna.
Railholiday Carriages
St Germans, Saltash, Cornwall
Pet friendly and unique glamping rail carriages in historic St Germans, set near Whitsand Bay and Trematon Castle.
Sconner Down
Polbathic, Torpoint, Cornwall
A tranquil campsite set amongst woodland on a Christmas tree farm. Great for woodland pitches and making dens!
Higher Chapel Farm
Callington, Saltash, Cornwall
Set in the heart of the Tamar Valley, picturesque farm camping 30 minutes from the coast and beaches.
Kinrowan Park
Saltash, Cornwall
A peaceful, dog friendly location off the A38. Close to Looe and Liskeard, ideal for exploring Devon and Cornwall.
Lydcott Glamping
Widegates, Looe, Cornwall
Stylish and quirky luxury glamping with stunning Cornish sea views. Family friendly and ten minutes from beaches.
Summit Camping
Monkscross, Callington, Cornwall
Pop-up camping and glamping site by Kit Hill with scenic sea views. Explore the Tamar Valley, Dartmoor and more!
Looe Yurts
St Martin, Looe, Cornwall
Luxury, dog friendly yurts with countryside views and BBQs. Set just 250 yards from the South West Coastal Path.
Brackenhill Glamping
Ugborough, Ivybridge, Devon
Award winning family and pet friendly safari tents with hot tubs on the edge of Dartmoor.
Higher Aunemouth Campsite
Kingsbridge, Devon
Small, family owned and rustic site with basic facilities, close to the superb beach at Bantham.
North Upton Farm Certificated Location
Kingsbridge, Devon
Peaceful, family and dog friendly tent, caravan and motorhome club site. Non members welcome.
Luxury Cornish Yurts
Merrymeet, Liskeard, Cornwall
Glamping in three luxury yurts nestled within a secluded three acre paddock. Family friendly. Hot tub onsite.
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Things to do in Plymouth
As a port town, the waterfront is a great place to start to take in all the city has to offer. Plymouth Hoe boasts excellent views of the beautiful bay known as Plymouth Sound and is a great place to watch the ships go by.
Smeaton's Tower is the postcard landmark here, which was part of a former lighthouse that was dismantled and moved from Eddystone Rocks to be re-erected at Plymouth Hoe. It was renowned to be a major step forward in lighthouse design and is a great place for family photos.
If you fancy getting out on the water, The Mount Batten Watersports and Activities Centre has a range of great activities including windsurfing, kayaking, coasteering and stand-up paddleboarding available for all ages. Or simply enjoy the sun at Tinside Lido, an open air sea water pool.Â
And after your stroll along the front, take a load off with a bite to eat at one of the many cafés, bars and restaurants in the Barbican area. A visit to Plymouth Gin Distillery is a must for adults.Â
Families looking for a fun filled day out will get exactly that at the National Marine Aquarium which has a range of marine life including sharks and stingrays and even has a sunken WWII plane in one of the tanks. Nearby Treasure Island is a pirate-themed play area, with mini-golf and lots of other bits to keep youngsters well entertained.
West Hoe Park offers lots of green space, trampolines and crazy golf - and the indoor trampoline park at Super Tramp Plymouth is perfect for any rainy days.
Walkers will love exploring parts of the 630-mile-long South West Coast Path, while Plymbridge Woods and Burrator Reservoir are also both great for a stroll. If you prefer pedal power, the Plym Valley Cycle Trail is a gentle route along a disused railway.
Back in town, Curious About Plymouth offer walking tours of the city for both kids and adults.Â
Plymouth has a range of fascinating architecture too, including Saltram House, which is a grand Georgian mansion with enticing gardens and parkland that is maintained by National Trust. There are also a variety of great museums and art galleries to visit including the Devonport Naval Heritage Centre which shows the history of Plymouth’s dockyard.
The Peninsula Arts Gallery works alongside Plymouth University to showcase up and coming artistic talents and is a brilliant way to spend an afternoon musing over their artwork. For more culture, the Theatre Royal has shows running all year.
Further afield, outdoorsy folk should definitely make time for exploring Dartmoor National Park with its vast moorland and wild ponies. The South Devon Heritage Coast has everything from castles to steamtrains, while beautiful Buckfast Abbey - part of an active Benedictine monastery - is not too far.
Salcombe and Bigbury-on-Sea (with tractor rides over to Burgh Island) are also well worth visiting - as are a number of local beaches including Bovisand, Wembury, Challaborough and Bantham.Â