Broad Park Camping and Glamping

Spend a holiday or short stay at Broad Park Camping and Glamping for the ultimate British adventure. With its tranquil rural setting, it’s the ideal location for outdoor lovers. This smallholding is placed five miles from Bideford and only a mile from the A39 highway, with easy access to the stunning beaches of Devon, the South West Coast Path and the Tarka Trail cycle path. At Broad Park, you’ll meet friendly hosts, morning to night, plus alpacas and chickens to visit in the Animal Village.

On-site facilities include a kitchenette with a microwave, a kettle, a toaster, a fridge and a freezer, with cards, board games and tourist info leaflets – plus an honesty shop offering milk, fizzy drinks, bottled water, chocolate, and locally made luxury ice creams. Guests are welcome to bring their canine pals too – dogs must be kept on a lead and a list of nearby dog-friendly beaches is available from the host. Get grilling with barbecues allowed, or hire fire baskets and buy kindling or logs for campfires under the North Devon night sky.

Book a trip to Broad Park Camping & Glamping and experience the best of Devon’s countryside and coast, with plenty of activities and attractions nearby such as The Big Sheep, The Milky Way, Atlantis Adventure Park and Quince Honey Farm. Enjoy a truly peaceful escape from the everyday, with leisure and luxury combined.

FAQs about Broad Park Camping and Glamping

• • Q: Are there any nearby attractions for visitors to enjoy?
    A: Yes, there are numerous attractions all within a short drive, such as wakeboarding park, surf lessons, amusement parks, The Big Sheep, The Milky Way, Atlantis Adventure Park and Quince Honey Farm.

• • Q: Is Broad Park Camping and Glamping a peaceful environment?
    A: Yes, this tranquil spot is located on a smallholding five miles from Bideford with no noisy atmosphere.

• • Q: What amenities can I find at the site?
    A: The site offers a kitchenette with a microwave, a toaster, a refrigerator, and a freezer, as well as cards and board games. You can also buy drinks and locally made ice creams at the honesty shop. Fire baskets are available for hire and you can buy firewood for making campfires under the night sky.

• • Q: Are dogs allowed onsite?
    A: Yes, Broad Park Camping and Glamping is dog-friendly, but your pup will need to kept on a lead at all times. The hosts will gladly provide a list of dog-friendly beaches near the area.

• • Q: Can I use the BBQ?
    A: Yes, you can use the BBQs as well as a fire basket, which can be hired from the site. Kindling and logs are also available to buy onsite.

• • Q: How close is the site to the ocean?
    A: Guests of Broad Park Camping and Glamping can access stunning Devon beaches, the South West Coast Path, and the Tarka Trail cycle path quite easily, all in a very short distance.

• • Q: Is there public transportation available?
    A: Although there are public transport links near the site, Broad Park Camping and Glamping lies a mile away from the A39, so having your own car is strongly recommended.