Campsites in Devon and Cornwall

Any recommendations?

I can recommend a holiday cottage, but I don't know about campsites I'm afraid.

Eggpatch wrote:Any recommendations?

I am booked for the cottage Caryll talks about in Easter so can let you know, all depends when you want to book it for , but for campsites try www.ukcamspite.co.uk quite a few people on here use it and it has a good review section

Thanks I have looked at that website and it's good. Can't wait for summer to come and camping to begin!

Try here hun lots of place and reviews

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/

Hi I have found 2, one called Hedley wood which I highly recommend and basically don't mind what the breed is as long is it's happy, healthy and doesn't want to kill anyone, and we are going to another site this year called old kerrow farm who doesnt mind the breed as long as they are under control and on a lead, which is the same for all dogs. Please avoid a site called Eden Valley, I have already pates about this site, they hate staffs and refused my booking because of my dog. Very ignorant arrogant lady on the phone when I called her.
Hope this helps. Hedley wood is great though especially if you have kids and they even offer a daily kenneling service if you want to go anywhere which isn't suitable for a dog. Also has a dog friendly beach close by.
Sarah

Hi all, we have visited Warcombe Farm Campsite in Woolecombe for many years and have gone from 2 staffies to 4 staffies, they are one of very few campsites that will accept more than 2 dogs. Each year there has been further development across the site and their dog walking field is brill, it has been planted up with trees and one day will be a wonderful walk done to the beach (if not already) not the cheapest but one of the best. http://www.warcombefarm.co.uk/
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Sorry, this won't help as its not a campsite but might be of help to others. I have booked Woodland Cottages in Devon. There are only 3 of them and 8 acres of woodland - and no roads. Dogs can run free off the lead in the woods and from the outdoor sitting area. Its very quiet but the local pub lets in dogs and there are several dog friendly beaches nearby. They don't have a limit on dogs and notice from the reviews that someone stayed who had 6! I haven't been before but looking forward to it.

Oooh, that sounds good - can you give us a link?

Certainly can Caryll

http://www.woodlandcottages.org.uk/

Oakcliff holiday park in Dawlish, Devon.
We are going there next month, looks lovely and the reviews are good, they are also pet friendly

Agree headly wood grest site been myself last year

Pollyanna wrote:Certainly can Caryll

http://www.woodlandcottages.org.uk/

These look great

Hendra

http://www.hendra-holidays.com/index.aspx

We stayed here last month in the caravans. They have a tent place too. Also a mahooooosive walking field and dog stations where you can tie your dogs lead onto it so the cant run away with an attatched water bowl lol (on the caravans)