A campsite on a hill and nearby the shops and pubs in North Devon.
Ashcroft Farm
| Key Features |
| Peaceful family-friendly campsite |
| Close to Westward Ho! beach & National Trust’s Exmoor National Park |
| Plenty of room to explore and pet-friendly |
| Accessible from the A39 & easy reach of shops, pubs & a Norman church |
Discover a peaceful family-friendly campsite on a hill farm overlooking the rolling Devon countryside. Only 20 minutes’ drive away you find Westward Ho! Beach and National Trust’s Exmoor National Park, only 55 minutes’ drive away. Ashcroft Farm offers a unique getaway with opportunities to observe wildlife, be at one with nature and take in the breath-taking night skies.
A two acre camping area is situated around the borders of the field, giving kids plenty of room to explore. The site is pet-friendly and allows for fencing around units plus a large field where your furry family can run free. Despite its rural setting, the camping ground is still conveniently accessible from the A39.
Woolfardisworthy village is a short 5 minute drive or a 20-minute walk so you have a shop, a pub, and a Norman church within easy reach. Book your next vacation in this stunning part of England and take time out to re-connect with nature!
FAQs About Ashcroft Farm Campsite
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- Q: What kind of wildlife can be seen around Ashcroft Farm?
A: The surrounding fields of Ashcroft Farm are alive with wildlife. Birds of prey like barn owls and kestrels can often be seen hunting overhead, while wild songbirds serenade you at dawn and dusk.
- Q: What kind of wildlife can be seen around Ashcroft Farm?
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- Q: Will there be blooming hedgerows during my stay?
A: Yes! Ashcroft Farm’s hedgerows burst into bloom in spring and early summer, making it a picturesque campground to visit.
- Q: Will there be blooming hedgerows during my stay?
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- Q: Is the campsite easily accessible?
A: Yes! Ashcroft Farm is conveniently located two miles from the A39 and is only five minutes by car or a 20-minute walk away from Woolfardisworthy (or Woolsery).
- Q: Is the campsite easily accessible?
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- Q: Are pets allowed at this campsite?
A: Yes! Ashcroft Farm is pet-friendly and allows dogs as long as they are kept on a lead or tether around the campground area. There is also a large field onsite where pets can run free under their owners’ supervision.
- Q: Are pets allowed at this campsite?
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- Q: How much space is available for camping?
A: The camping area at Ashcroft Farm is approximately two acres in size, with the pitches situated around the border of the field, providing plenty of room for kids to play.
- Q: How much space is available for camping?
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- Q: What attractions can be found nearby?
A: Visitors of Ashcroft Farm can explore the nearby Westward Ho! beach, just 20 minutes away by car, or Exmoor National Park, 55 minutes away. The Norman church, shop and pub in the village of Woolfardisworthy (Woolsery) are also only a mile away.
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Location
The address for Ashcroft Farm we have is: Woolsery, Woolfardisworthy, Bideford, Devon, England, EX39 5QU. Use the map below for a closer view. Do check with your host for a definite location.
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About the Local Area (Bideford)
Bideford is a charming port town located in North Devon, England. It is situated on the estuary of the River Torridge and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.
What is Bideford Famous For?
Bideford is famous for its historic architecture, including the impressive Bideford Long Bridge, which spans the River Torridge.
The town also has a rich maritime history, with many ships and sailors setting sail from its harbour. Additionally, Bideford is known for being the birthplace of Sir Richard Grenville, a celebrated Elizabethan sailor.
Things to Do in Bideford
Bideford offers a range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Here are three of the most popular:
- Visit the Burton Art Gallery and Museum
This award-winning attraction houses a collection of artwork and artefacts from local artists and craftsmen. Visitors can explore the history of Bideford and its surroundings, and enjoy temporary exhibitions throughout the year. - Take a stroll along the quayside
The picturesque quayside offers stunning views of the River Torridge and is home to a number of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Visitors can also watch the local fishing boats coming in with their catch. - Explore the Tarka Trail
The Tarka Trail is a 180-mile walking and cycling route that winds through the stunning North Devon countryside. Bideford is the perfect starting point for exploring this beautiful part of the world.
Things Near Bideford
If you have time to venture further afield, here are three popular attractions near Bideford:
- Clovelly Village
This picturesque fishing village is located just a short drive from Bideford and is famous for its cobbled streets and traditional architecture. Visitors can explore the village and learn about its fascinating history, or simply relax in one of the many cafes or pubs. - Hartland Abbey
This stunning stately home and gardens is located just a few miles from Bideford and is open to the public. Visitors can explore the beautifully landscaped gardens, admire the impressive architecture of the house, and learn about its fascinating history. - The Big Sheep
This family-friendly attraction is located just a few miles from Bideford and offers a range of activities for visitors of all ages. From sheep racing to pony rides, there is plenty to keep everyone entertained.
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