Tarka Trail Camping (Pet Friendly)

For a peaceful respite in beautiful North Devon, Tarka Trail Camping is a superb choice. Located just 5 miles from Barnstaple and Bideford, and 6 from Westward Ho!. The site is a handy base from which to explore both country vistas and popular towns and beaches.

Whether arriving by car or leaving it behind and hopping on the nearby bus, getting about the golden triangle of the rivers Taw and Torridge and the sea is easy. Direct access to the famous Tarka Trail – which gets its name from an otter – runs right through the site.  Visitors can take full advantage of the local wildlife and incredible walking routes.

A barbeque is also a possibility, with provisions a short distance away. Whenever thirst arises, there is even a micro brewery next door! Dogs are allowed but need to be kept on a lead while on the campsite. So, looking for a rural break with a side helping of action? Tarka Trail Camping has you covered.

Things to Know About Tarka Trail Camping

• • Q:What locations can be easily reached from the campsite?
    A: Tarka Trail Camping is located near some of North Devon’s most popular spots including Barnstaple, Bideford, and Westward Ho!, all of which can be accessed within 15 minutes by car. Additionally, local bus stops 10 minutes away in the village make getting around even easier for those looking to ditch the car.

• • Q:Is there direct access to the Tarka Trail?
    A: Yes, there is direct access to the popular Tarka Trail from Tarka Trail Camping. Guests can explore this picturesque river without having to go far, plus otters sometimes make cameos too.

• • Q:Where can I get food for a barbecue at the campsite?
    A: Provisions for barbecuing can be purchased from Fremington which is just one mile away from the campsite.

• • Q: Where can I get drinks around the campsite?
    A: Retreating tired walkers need look no further than Yelland Manner Micro Brewery, located right next door to Tarka Trail Camping for refreshing drinks as well as a cafe that is 10 minutes’ walk away.

• • Q:Are dogs welcome at the campsite?
    A: Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome at Tarka Trail Camping but they must be kept on a lead while on the site.

• • Q: Is the campsite suitable for families?
    A: Yes, Tarka Trail Camping is ideal for families seeking a peaceful rural getaway as it is family-run and away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

• • Q: What is the area around Tarka Trail Camping like?
    A: The area around Tarka Trail Camping is the golden triangle between the rivers Taw and Torridge and the sea, making it a stunning spot for exploring the various natural watery vistas with stunning sunsets.