Campsites in Exmoor
From the famous Tarka Trail to the adorable wildlife and stunning views of the Valley of the Rocks, a camping holiday here is a rewarding choice. Europe's first International Dark Sky Reserve also has the tallest trees and highest cliffs in England. Make one of these Exmoor campsites your base to explore the area.
48 campsites in Exmoor
Barbrook, Lynton, Devon
4.84 /5
132 reviews
98%
would recommend
Award winning camping and glamping with sea views and a shop. In Exmoor National Park, ten minutes to the beach.
Ilfracombe, Devon
4.88 /5
151 reviews
96%
would recommend
Family friendly camping park with panoramic sea views by Exmoor. Private access via cliff steps to a sandy beach!
Ilfracombe, Devon
4.84 /5
155 reviews
96%
would recommend
An award winning 5 star and peaceful campsite with hot tub glamping pods. Walking distance from the nearest beach.
Combe Martin, Ilfracombe, Devon
4.57 /5
120 reviews
88%
would recommend
Award winning campsite with a play area, a pool and crazy golf. Just 15 minutes to Woolacombe and Croyde.
Wiveliscombe, Taunton, Somerset
4.8 /5
52 reviews
96%
would recommend
Award winning, 5-star adult only, peaceful touring site set by the River Tone. Close to Exmoor National Park.
Add your dates to check availability
See only sites and pitches that are available for your stay
Barnstaple, Devon
4.93 /5
35 reviews
97%
would recommend
An adults only touring site with premium ensuite pitches, within 15 minutes of Exmoor, Lynton and the coast.
Bridgwater, Somerset
4.82 /5
44 reviews
100%
would recommend
Family-friendly site nestled in the Quantock Hills close to the Jurassic Coast, countryside views and a playground.
Barnstaple, Devon
4.95 /5
12 reviews
100%
would recommend
Four spacious grass pitches with their own private wash room. Explore the site's Devon Wildlife trail!
Barnstaple, Devon
4.82 /5
11 reviews
100%
would recommend
Almost wild camping in Exmoor National Park on the North Devon Coast with fantastic sea views. Dog friendly.
Combe Martin, Devon
4.67 /5
19 reviews
95%
would recommend
Pop-up campsite with stunning coastal and countryside views in Exmoor National Park, five minutes from the beach.
Loxhore, Barnstaple, Devon
4.85 /5
12 reviews
100%
would recommend
Peaceful eco campsite set on a family farm on the National Trust's Arlington Court estate, close to Exmoor.
South Molton, Devon
4.54 /5
44 reviews
91%
would recommend
A five star family-friendly park with award winning facilities, on the gateway to Exmoor and the North Devon coast.
Blue Anchor, Minehead, Somerset
4.86 /5
14 reviews
100%
would recommend
Tranquil camping and glamping site, a ten minute walk to the beach and a 15 minute drive to Exmoor National Park.
Combe Martin, Devon
4.87 /5
11 reviews
100%
would recommend
A secluded glamping site nestled between North Devon beaches and the Exmoor National Park.
Ilfracombe, Devon
4.88 /5
5 reviews
80%
would recommend
Rustic, back-to-nature camping with campfires and glamping. Within 30 minutes of Woolacombe, Ilfracombe and Exmoor!
West Bagborough, Taunton, Somerset
4.88 /5
19 reviews
100%
would recommend
A family and dog friendly glamping site with pods, shepherd's huts, and a cabin. On the edge of the Quantocks.
Bratton Fleming, Barnstaple, Devon
4.89 /5
7 reviews
100%
would recommend
Cosy shepherd's hut in a peaceful rural location, close to Exmoor National Park and with spectacular scenery.
Ilfracombe, Devon
4.85 /5
8 reviews
100%
would recommend
Off-grid bell tents with sea views, a pizza oven and dark skies. Just ten minutes to Watermouth beaches.
Combe Martin, Devon
4.76 /5
22 reviews
95%
would recommend
A peaceful campsite on the edge of Exmoor National Park, just five minutes from Combe Martin's golden sand beaches.
Ilfracombe, Devon
Luxury ensuite safari tents with an onsite lake for wild swimming. Within 15 minutes of the beach and Ilfracombe!
Other popular searches
Accommodation options
Things to do when camping in Exmoor
Heritage, arts and culture and beautiful countryside are in abundance in Exmoor, with vibrant towns and villages, castles and museums there is plenty to see and do.
The 13th Century Cleeve abbey boasts some of the countries most revered cloister buildings and rare Cistercian paintings. Dunster Castle, with its working water mills was built in the 17th Century and boasts a collection of old architectural machinery in its museum. The packhorse bridge in Allerford, and the pretty cottages of Bossington are also worth visiting.
The Working Wool Museum, Coldharbour Mill is another popular attraction where you see old spinning and weaving machines in action. The Dartington Crystal factory is fascinating for all ages, and the Exmoor Brass Rubbing & Hobbycraft Centre is also fun for all the family.
Children will love the Exmoor Safari where you can spot Wild Red Deer and other wildlife. Quince Honey Farm, where you can admire the world's largest exhibition of living honey bees is an unusual and fun attraction for all, or you may wish to take a tour around Sheppy's Cider Farm and sample some local produce.
The Glen Lyn Gorge is a breathtaking site and the informative exhibition shows how water can be harboured for hydro-electricity. The Lynmouth Cliff Railway is a unique Victorian Railway and makes for an exciting day trip out, and the West Somerset Railway is Britain's longest preserved one.
The famous Tarka Trail is fantastic for walkers and cyclists alike with excellent scenery and views of the river and estuary too. Wimbleball Lake is another popular place for walking, camping and enjoying picnics by the water. The Brendon Hills, and of course the cast Exmoor National Park are also great for exploring the areas countryside