Dog friendly camping and glamping pods in Devon
Pets like a treat, so why not bring them on your glamping holiday to a range of dog friendly camping pods in Devon. The rolling countryside at Dartmoor is rich with beauty, and the stunning coastline boasts a number of dog friendly beaches too.
30 sites with dog friendly camping and glamping pods in Devon
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Smytham Holiday Park
Great Torrington, Devon
Family-run camping, touring and glamping park with direct access to the Tarka Trail. Onsite swimming pool and bar!
Newberry Valley Park
Combe Martin, Devon
A family-run, dog-friendly campsite five minutes' walk from the beaches and village of Combe Martin.
Bales Ash Campsite
Umberleigh, Devon
Homemade Devon cakes for campers, tourers and glampers. Set above Taw Valley, 20 minutes to The Tarka Trail.
Exeter View Stables
Exeter, Devon
Off-grid peaceful site with excellent country views over the Devon hills and Exeter city.
Wolf Meadows Farm
High Bickington, Umberleigh, Devon
Wild riverside, woodland camping and pods by Devon's River Taw. Just 40 minutes drive from Dartmoor and beaches.
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Nearly 7 Acres
Dartington Hall, Totnes, Devon
Family campsite on the 1200 acre Dartington Estate. Onsite cafe, pub, barn cinema, activities, shop and deer park!
Woodland Springs Touring Park
Drewsteignton, Devon
Excellent 5-star camping, touring and glamping site, exclusively for adults. Located in Dartmoor National Park.
Grey Willow Yurts
Smeatharpe, Honiton, Devon
Off grid, dog friendly site home to a unique yurt/cabin hybrid in the Blackdown Hills with private bathrooms.
Harford Bunkhouse and Camping
Harford, Ivybridge, Devon
A small, independent camping site situated on Dartmoor National Park, 25 minutes from Plymouth.
Lemonford Caravan Park
Newton Abbott , Newton Abbot , Devon
Family and dog friendly camping, touring, and glamping with a shop. Set on the edge of Dartmoor National Park.
