Exeter national park campsites that allow pets
9 Exeter national park campsites
Valleyside Escapes
Bickleigh, Tiverton, Devon
Opens 3 April
9.6 miles from Exeter
5 reviews
100%
would recommend
Award-winning, spacious ensuite safari tents with fire pits and Exe Valley views. Family and dog friendly!
Bowhayes Farm Camping and Glamping
Ottery St Mary, Devon
9.9 miles from Exeter
12 reviews
100%
would recommend
Almost wild camping and cosy glamping in a cider orchard with an onsite coffee shop. Just 15 minutes to Sidmouth!
Oakmoor Touring Park
Bovey Tracey, Newton Abbot, Devon
Opens 2 April
10 miles from Exeter
83 reviews
99%
would recommend
Peaceful adult only (16+) and dog friendly park set next to a nature reserve. Just ten minutes from Dartmoor.
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Little Harford
Tedburn St Mary, Exeter, Devon
6.7 miles from Exeter
Back-to-basics off-grid almost wild woodland camping with a river running through the site, 15 minutes to Dartmoor.
Hennock Hideaways
Bovey Tracey, Newton Abbot, Devon
8.8 miles from Exeter
Basic camping with stunning views, nestled above the Teign Valley on the edge of Dartmoor National Park.
Wray Valley Camping
Newton Abbot, Devon
10.2 miles from Exeter
Almost wild camping and glamping bothies in Dartmoor National Park with direct access to the Wray Valley Trail.
Barley Meadow Touring Park
Exeter, Devon
10.7 miles from Exeter
Ideally located in the Dartmoor National Park and close to Exeter, this is a small, dog friendly site. Adults only.
Woodland Springs Touring Park
Drewsteignton, Devon
13.7 miles from Exeter
Excellent 5-star camping, touring and glamping site, exclusively for adults. Located in Dartmoor National Park.
Lemonford Caravan Park
Newton Abbott , Newton Abbot , Devon
14.4 miles from Exeter
Family and dog friendly camping, touring, and glamping with a shop. Set on the edge of Dartmoor National Park.
