Mill Park Touring Site is a family friendly site set just 20 minute walk to the Broadsands Beach. Offering electric grass tent pitches, fully serviced touring pitches, unfurnished bell tents and camping pods. Stop by the shop before heading out for a beach day. Or stick around site for some fishing, catch Common Carp, Chubb, Bream, Roach and Rudd. Finally, enjoy a meal at The Bent Peg Bar and Kitchen. All ten minutes from Exmoor National Park.

Why choose Mill Park Campsite

Family friendly site with onsite kids play area, fishing, shop, bar and kitchen on North Devon Coast

Dog friendly camping, touring and glamping, just a ten minute drive from Exmoor National Park

Scenic hikes routes starting 15 minute walk from site and 20 minute walk to Broadsands Beach

About the site

This family friendly site is an ideal base for those looking to explore the North Devon coastline with great connections to major and minor beaches. Each beach has something different to offer, from snorkelling to rock pools, amusements to surfing lessons. All whilst being ten minutes drive away from Exmoor National Park! In the Bottom Field, the site offers tent only pitches measuring 12m x 12m with 16 amp electric hook ups. These are best suited to tents up to 8m x 4m. There are 16 amp electric grass pitches suitable for tents, campervans, caravans and motorhomes measuring 12m x 12m in this field too. Guests wanting fully serviced pitches will find them in the Bottom Field and the Lake Field. They are hardstanding pitches with fresh water, grey water points and 16 amp electric hook ups. The Bottom Field pitches measure 12m x 12m, and the Lake Field pitches measure 10m x 12m. Both are suitable for campervans, caravans and motorhomes. If you are looking for a touch more comfort, why not book one of the lakeside bell tents? They come unfurnished and can sleep up to six people, so bring everything you would normally bring to sleep when camping, minus the tent. They do include a fridge, a kettle, a heater, an outdoor gas BBQ and picnic tables so you can cook up a feast whilst looking over the lake. There are camping pods that sleep four. They also come unfurnished, so you will again need to bring everything you normally need to sleep when camping, minus the tent. They include a lockable door, lighting, a fridge, a kettle, an outdoor gas BBQ and a picnic table. Some are lakeside, ideal for long fishing days. After a long day at the beach or fishing, enjoy a meal at The Bent Peg where you will find a children's play area. Or pick up a takeaway from the bar and kitchen, including local draft beers, lagers, ciders and real ales! Dogs are welcome but must remain on leads and supervised. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted. Open fires are not permitted. Gas or charcoal BBQs are allowed but must be raised off the ground.

Mill Park Campsite is open from 01/03 to 31/10. Stay from £30/night for 2 people (2-night minimum).

"Perfect location for exploring"

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What facilities are at Mill Park Campsite?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Electric hookups

EV charging

Fishing

Freezer

Gas exchange

Glamping

Kids playground

Laundry

Near beach

Wash up area

Water hookups

The site's facilities include a toilet and shower block, with a separate family space including baby changing, toilets and showers. There are also accessible facilities available.

Guests will find a shop onsite for camping and food essentials, a washing up area, a laundrette (coin-operated), ice pack freezing, WiFi, Calor gas exchange and electric vehicle charging.

There is a bar and kitchen onsite called The Bent Peg, serving food and drink five days a week. The bar is open Wednesday to Saturday, 5pm until late, and Sunday 12pm until late. The kitchen is open Wednesday to Saturday 5pm to 9pm and Sunday 12pm to 7pm.

There is a children's play area set next to the bar and kitchen with a separate car park. Food and drink takeaways are also available. Free WiFi is available at the bar.

There is a 1.5 acre onsite lake where guests are able to fish Common Carp, Chubb, Bream, Roach and Rudd. The site often holds tournaments and competitions. There is a toilet and car park close to the lake for easy access to equipment. Guests will need to get a day fishing pass from the reception and have a rod licence.

There is a bus stop called Mill Park just outside the site with regular services to Woolacombe, Combe Martin, Ilfracombe and Barnstaple.

There are 50 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

Camping pods (dog friendly) exterior with outdoor picnic benches and BBQs

Camping pods interior with a kettle and a fridge

3 x Camping Pods (Dog Friendly)

Max 4 people

Unfurnished 4m x 2.75m camping pods with lockable doors, lighting, power, a heating unit, a fridge, a kettle, an outdoor gas BBQ and a picnic table. Shared facilities are nearby. Pet friendly.

Unfurnished 5m bell tent with a lakeside view

Unfurnished bell tent with an outdoor BBQ and picnic bench

Unfurnished bell tent interior (please bring camping equipment)

3 x Bell Tents

Max 6 people

Unfurnished 5m bell tents with waterside views. Includes a heater, a fridge, a kettle, an outdoor gas BBQ and a picnic table. Shared facilities are nearby. Pet free.

Other accommodation

Cocoon camping pods (dog friendly) exterior with outdoor picnic benches

Cocoon Camping Pod (Dog Friendly)

Max 2 people

Unfurnished camping pod for two people. Bring everything you would camping, minus the tent! Shared facilities nearby. Dog friendly.

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Angela G

Motorhome - Fully Serviced Hardstanding Pitches (Bottom Field)Aug 2026

All in all this is a great location to base yourself but there is very limited facilities on site if the pub is closed. We found the reception shop non existent & all the taxi numbers on the welcome pack were wrong or non existent. A little shabby in paces but the dog walk area is beautiful.

Quiet and welcoming

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Pamela T

Sprinter-Type Campervan - Fully Serviced Hardstanding Pitches (Bottom Field)Aug 2026

Lovely site, lake for fishing, kingfisher watching, live bands, walk to watermouth too

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Elaine B

Motorhome - Fully Serviced Hardstanding Pitches (Bottom Field)Aug 2026

Had to queue for toilet as only 3 or 4 unlocked. Only had 1 washing machine which was a pain. Lovely site regardless.

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Frequently asked questions about Mill Park Campsite

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Site rules

What time is check-in and check out at Mill Park Touring Site?

Check-in at Mill Park Touring Site is available from 1pm until 9pm for camping and touring and from 3pm until 9pm for glamping. Departure is due before 10am on your last day. Please note that if you arrive after 9pm you will not be permitted access to your allocated pitch/unit until the following morning.

Is Mill Park Touring Site dog-friendly?

Yes, Mill Park Touring Site is dog friendly, with two dogs permitted to join you for a small extra charge. The bell tents do not allow dogs. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not accepted.

Does Mill Park Touring Site allow groups or pitches being booked together?

Mill Park Touring Site caters to families and couples only, and accepts group bookings of three or more units travelling together by prior arrangement.

Does Mill Park Campsite have a quiet time or noise policy?

Yes, Mill Park Campsite does operate a quiet policy after 11pm.

Does Mill Park Touring Site allow BBQs and campfires?

Guests are welcome to use the site's gas or charcoal BBQs. The burning of wood on BBQs, fire pits and chimineas is not permitted at Mill Park Touring Site.

Pitches

Does Mill Park Touring Site allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?

Yes, awnings, gazebos and pup tents are welcome on all of the pitches at Mill Park Touring Site, just please select this option when booking (charges may apply). If you are bringing an awning, a breathable ground sheet must be used, pup tents must also only be used for storage.

Can I park next to my pitch at Mill Park Campsite?

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Mill Park Campsite. Any extra vehicles can be parked in the main car park.

What amp is the electric hook up at Mill Park Touring Site?

The pitches at Mill Park Touring Site have a 16 amp electric hook up.

Is electric included in the price of my booking at Mill Park Touring Site? Or is it an additional cost?

Yes. Electric is included in your booking at Mill Park Touring Site.

Where can I find Mill Park Campsite's map?

You can find a copy of Mill Park Campsite's map here.

Are bedding and towels included at Mill Park Campsite?

No, the glamping units at Mill Park Campsite do not include bedding or towels, so please be sure to bring your own!

Facilities

Is there WiFi at Mill Park Touring Site?

Yes, there is WiFi access available in the Bent Peg Bar, family room, games room, and facility buildings at Mill Park Touring Site.

Does Mill Park Campsite have a shop onsite?

Yes, Mill Park Campsite does have an onsite shop which stocks camping and food essentials. Calor gas exchange is also available.

Is there a restaurant or cafe at Mill Park Touring Site?

Yes, the Bent Peg is the onsite bar and kitchen at Mill Park Touring Site which serves food and drink five times a week. The bar is open Wednesday to Saturday, 5pm until late, and Sunday from 12pm until late. The kitchen is open Wednesday to Saturday, 5pm until 9pm, and Sunday, noon until 7pm.

Can I fish in the lake at Mill Park Touring Site?

Yes, Mill Park Touring Site has a 1.5 acre lake onsite where guests can fish, with the site holding regular tournaments and competitions. The lake is stocked with Common Carp, Chubb, Bream, Roach and Rudd. Guests will need a day fishing pass which they can get from reception, plus a rod license. There is a toilet and car park near the lake too.

Does Mill Park Touring Site have electric vehicle charging?

Yes, there are EV charging facilities at Mill Park Touring Site.

Does Mill Park Campsite have a communal fridge and freezer?

Mill Park Campsite offers a shared freezer for ice packs. There is not a communal fridge, so bringing a cool box is recommended.

What is phone signal like at Mill Park Campsite?

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Mill Park Campsite.

Getting there

What are the nearest public transport links to Mill Park Campsite?

The nearest train station to Mill Park Campsite is Barnstaple, a 30 minute drive away. The closest bus stop is just outside the site and offers services to Coombe Martin and Barnstaple via Berrynarbor, Hele Bay, Ilfracombe and Muddiford.

What is the nearest bus stop to Mill Park Campsite?

The nearest bus stop to Mill Park Campsite is just outside the site on the A399, offering the 301 route to Coombe Martin and Barnstaple via Berrynarbor, Hele Bay, Ilfracombe and Muddiford.

Are there any local taxi service companies to Mill Park Campsite?

Local taxi companies to Mill Park Campsite include A Taxi (01271 865321) and Go2Taxi (01271 545007).

What is access like for touring at Mill Park Campsite?

Tourers should have no issue with access at Mill Park Campsite.

What's nearby

What are the nearest pubs to Mill Park Campsite?

The nearest pubs to Mill Park Campsite are Ye Olde Globe Inn and Sawmills Free House, a ten minute walk away, though please note there is no footpath, so driving is recommended.

What are the nearest beaches to Mill Park Campsite?

The nearest beaches to Mill Park Campsite are Broadsands Beach, a 20 minute walk away, along with Combe Martin Beaches and Woolacombe Beach within a 25 minute drive.

Are commercial vehicles allowed at Mill Park Campsite?

No, Mill Park Campsite doesn't allow commercial or sign written vehicles.

What walking routes are close to Mill Park Campsite?

Local walking routes to Mill Park Campsite include the popular South West Coast Path, which you can access directly from the site. A wooden gate at the end of the bottom field takes you on a ten minute walk up to the trail, offering scenic coastal and clifftop views towards Ilfracombe or Combe Martin. A short 15 minute stroll from the site is the Combe Martin Beach Loop, which can be completed in around an hour and 45 minutes. Exmoor National Park is a ten minute drive away for additional treks.

What is within walking distance of Mill Park Campsite?

Within a 20 minute walk of Mill Park Campsite is Broadsands Beach, the closest beach to the campsite, also providing access to the SW Coast Path for longer scenic hikes. A couple of pubs are within this distance, along with the site's very own pub, The Bent Peg.

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Can I get a supermarket delivery to Mill Park?

No, sorry Mill Park Touring Site does not allow supermarket deliveries. There is a shop onsite and major supermarkets just a short drive away.

A note from the site themselves...

At Mill Park, we're proud to offer more than just a place to stay, we provide a truly memorable experience in the heart of North Devon's stunning countryside. Our beautifully maintained grounds, peaceful wooded valley setting, and close proximity to the coast create a perfect blend of nature and comfort.

Whether it's the tranquil fishing lake, the warm hospitality, or the thoughtful little touches around the site, everything at Mill Park is designed to help guests relax, recharge, and reconnect with the great outdoors. We take pride in the clean facilities, our commitment to sustainability, and the friendly community that keeps guests coming back year after year.

Mill Park Campsite is ideal for...

Couples

Older children (13+)

Young children

Things to do on site and in the Ilfracombe area

This site is a great base to explore North Devon and its many sandy beaches. Just a 20 minute walk from the site is Broadsands Beach, a sandy beach with a large grass area close by, ideal for ball games, spending the day searching the rock pools, or water sports like kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing and canoeing.

A five minute drive will take you to Combe Martin Beach and Hele Beach. There are many scenic walks that cut through Comb Beach where you can paddle board, enjoy a BBQ in the designated area or just relax on the sand. Hele Beach is a great spot for snorkelling due to the clear water, and after you can grab a bite to eat at one of the local pubs.

Woolacombe Beach is a 25 minute drive away from the site and has plenty to keep you occupied. ou can enjoy the classic beach plans of sunbathing and swimming, or try surfing the waves with a surf lesson from one of the many nearby schools, Woolacombe is known for

Funder Island is a 20 minute walk from Woolacombe Beach or a 20 minute drive from the site, where you can enjoy some family friendly fun with mini golf, bumper cars and other seaside attractions.

Other Attractions nearby:

Combe Martin Beach loop from Berrynarbor - Easy skill level, approximately one hour and 45 minutes long (Start of route is 15 minute walk from site)
Combe Martin and Great Hangman loop - Intermediate skill level, approximately two and half hours long (Start of route is 5 minutes from site)
Watermouth Castle (5 minutes)
Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park (10 minutes)
Exmoor National Park (10 minutes)
Hillsborough Local Nature Reserve (10 minutes)
The Ilfracombe Aquarium (10 minutes)
Lynton and Barnstaple Railway (20 minutes)
National Trust - Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum (20 minutes)