Luxury Glamping in Devon

With its rolling countryside, spectacular coastline, beautiful beaches and picturesque towns, Devon has all the ingredients you need for that perfect family holiday. When you choose to go luxury glamping in Devon, you will transform your holiday into an experience the whole family will love and create memories they will cherish.

Why is Devon the perfect destination for a family staycation?

Devon remains a firm favourite among visitors and it’s not difficult to see why. This is a county of contrasts. From fun-filled theme parks to the hustle and bustle of towns such as Paignton and Torquay and from the peace and tranquillity of Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, to the county’s two distinct coastlines, a holiday to Devon offers remarkable diversity.

Here are just a few of the highlights:

• Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB): Devon boasts no less than five AONBs. These are areas that have been designated for conservation due to their national importance. You can enjoy exploring these stunning, unspoilt areas in East Devon, South Devon and the North Devon coast. Tamar Valley and Blackdown Hills are also designated AONBs.
• Family Adventures: There is certainly no shortage of family fun to be had in Devon! Whether they like action-packed theme parks or nature-inspired days out, the whole family will be delighted with what’s on offer here. For animal and sea-life fans, there is Paignton Zoo, the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth and Pennywell Farm in Buckfastleigh. If you prefer something a little livelier, the Milky Way Adventure Park in Bideford and Tree Surfers in Tavistock promise fun for all ages.
• Historical Attractions: Devon is a county bursting with history. You can enjoy exploring the many castles, caves and stately homes in the area, all of which make great days out for the whole family. Popular attractions include Powderham Castle in Exeter, Kents Cavern in Torquay and the National Trust’s Compton Castle in Paignton. You can also visit the 95-mile Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dramatically showcases 185 million years of history. Why not have a go at hunting for loose fossils on the beach? You never know what you might find!