Camping holidays in Devon - Campsites 31 to 40 in Devon

Dartmoor Barley Meadow Camping (Exeter) - The owner of this site has not yet submitted a description

Bay View Farm Holidays (Braunton) - Owned and operated by the same family for many years, and is designed to cater for families and those who enjoy a quiet holiday.

Berry Barton Caravan Park (Seaton) - The owner of this site has not yet submitted a description

Kennford International Caravan Park (Exeter) - Welcome to Kennford International Caravan & Camping Park - Open All Year. Ian, Lisa, Chloe & Kaya would like to welcome you to our family owned and run Park. We and all our staff are on hand to help you have a happy holiday.

Galmpton Touring Park (Brixham) - Galmpton Touring Park is an award winning family park in a stunning location catering exclusively for 120 touring caravans, tents and motorhomes.

Hidden Valley Park (Ilfracombe) - Hidden Valley is a 5 star campsite & touring caravan site in the heart of North Devon. We are just 5 miles from three of the countries most prestigious beeches including Woolacombe & Saunton Sands, and 5 miles from the Victorian harbour town of Ilfacombe.

Hele Valley Holiday Park (Ilfracombe) - At the heart of the delights of North Devon you will find the perfect award winning holiday choice in Hele Valley Holiday Park offering you Beautiful Country Cottages, Stylish Lodges, Superb Luxury Caravans and peaceful Camping with all new modern facilities.

Lobb Fields Caravan and Camping Park (Braunton) - Lobb Fields is perfectly situtated for holidaymakers; it is just over a mile from Braunton village and under two miles from Saunton beach, a beautiful three mile stretch of golden sand that's never crowded.

Europa Park (Woolacombe) - We are a surfer's campsite based in woolacombe. We do stag/hen parties as we are the only campsite in woolacombe that takes large groups of people.

Salcombe Regis Camping and Caravan Park (Sidmouth) - The caravan and camping site, comprises 16 acre grounds. Young and old enjoy the open expanses of grass so ideal for ball games, kite-flying, picnics, or just quiet reflection. Being pet friendly, dogs can enjoy the grounds on a lead, play in the dog exercise field, along the coast paths, and down to the beach. In fact the Coastal Path is part of Britain's longest national walking trail, The Jurassic Coastline. Alternatively just laze on the beach.