The Hartland Peninsula is the perfect place to camp, caravan or hostel in North Devon. Long distance walkers, families and campers can choose from sleeping under canvas, bringing their own caravan or motor-home, or taking a night in style at the luxury Camping Barn – complete with swimming pool – or the Elmscott Youth Hostel, situated just off the coast path. Browse our list of campsites, touring sites and hostels below.
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Hartland Caravan and Camping Park
Hartland being situated on the Peninsula means the area boasts stunning scenery and a variety of beaches as well as…Continue reading » -
Elmscott Hostel
One of the top 10 YHA accredited hostels, Elmscott Youth Hostel is fantastically situated right on the Hartland Heritage Coast,…Continue reading » -
Hartland Caravan Holidays
Apple Pippin, Brambly Hedge and Scrumpy Duck are 3 self catering holiday caravans located on our family owned and run…Continue reading » -
Fosfelle Caravan & Motorhome Club and Glamping
The campsite is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, providing plenty of room to relax it is nestled in…Continue reading » -
Stoke Barton Farm & Campsite
Stoke Barton Farm is a registered Caravan and Camping site situated on the South West Coast Path and enjoying the…Continue reading » -
Coastal Cabins
🌿 Welcome to Coastal Cabins – Your Perfect Escape in North Devon 🌿 Nestled in the heart of the stunning…Continue reading » -
Fosfelle Glamping
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Fosfelle Glamping provides the perfect environment to relax and unwind. With outstanding…Continue reading » -
Quincecote
Cosy, comfy, self catering accommodation with views over countryside and out to the sea beyond. Accommodation is offered in a…Continue reading » -
Pitt Farm Camping
Michael and Michelle Davey invite you to visit Pitt Farm Campsite on the North Devon Coast. Pitt Farm is a…Continue reading » -
The Pod @ West Titchberry
South Facing View Wet Room Shower & Toilet Seating Area Microwave and Fridge Outdoor Patio Seating Double Bed Double Bed…Continue reading »