With golden beaches, typically good weather and national parks, dog-friendly glamping in Devon has become a prime spot.
It has so much going for it that you will need help finding a more sought-after area of the country than the southwest. With pods, shepherd huts and safari tents all available, families as well as couples can now enjoy glamping.
Ashwater, Devon
A spacious shepherd’s hut, perfect for a pair of glampers needing a relaxing stay. A king-size bed is in the sleeping area, a shower room and a mini fridge with an ice compartment. Outside you have access to the lakeside summer house and sauna room.
You can explore Devon and Cornwall from this glampsite and easily access Roadford Lake, which offers sailing activities, fishing and walking opportunities. The Launceston Steam Railway is also a fantastic day out with the kids as you travel past different places.
Kellaton, Devon
Situated in an area of AONB, you will indeed have a memorable luxury camping retreat here. It has a double bed in the sleeping area, a shower room with a WC and a well-equipped kitchen. There is a lovely garden area with seating and an enclosed orchard where you can exercise the dogs.
The stunning shingle beach at Beesands is 3 miles away, or you can take a day trip into the beautiful market town of Kingsbridge 6 miles away with its shops, pubs and cafes. The village of Salcombe is 10 miles and has a range of fantastic watersport activities.
Avonwick, Devon
This stylish glamping pod is located next to the River Avon and has a double bed, shower room with a WC and a cosy lounge area with a smart TV. There is a decked patio area, fire pit, hot tub and a sauna that you can use for an additional £1 per session.
You are a stone’s throw away from the local pub, and the coastal village of Salcombe and Dartmouth are just a short drive where you can spend the day on the beach with the dog. The naval city of Plymouth and the historic city of Exeter are also worth exploring when staying in this part of the world.
Cadeleigh, Devon
A unique glamping lodge best suited for couples wanting a quiet escape when looking at pet friendly glamping in Devon. There is a double bed, a woodburner with logs provided, a well-equipped kitchen and a wet room with a shower and WC. Facilities outside include a small paddock, BBQ, sunken hot tub and free parking for two vehicles.
The wonderful town of Tiverton is nearby, with a canal that you can stroll along or visit one of the many independent shops. The thatched inn at Bickleigh is a great place to stop for something to eat and drink, or perhaps a guided tour of Bickleigh Castle is more your thing.
Dartmoor National Park, Devon
Brilliant for a family looking for dog-friendly glamping in Devon with hot tubs. You can enjoy luxury camping with this safari tent and more! It has two bedrooms, a double and a bunk bed and a shower room with a WC. There’s a selection of games provided, a woodburner with logs provided, a woodfired hot tub and seating directly in front of the tent.
There is a range of golden beaches just 12 miles away on the south Devon coast, where you can spend the day splashing around in the Sea. Dartmouth and Brixham are both home to stunning harbours, shops and restaurants and are within 23 miles.
Avon, Dorset
This secluded glamping pod is great for a couple’s break. Set in a woodland location, it has a double bed, a bathroom with a shower and WC and an open-plan dining area where you can enjoy breakfast. There is a decking area to the front of the property with a bistro set and sun loungers.
Take a stroll into the idyllic village of Kilmington, just two miles away, with its local farm shop and variety of pubs. The dramatic Jurassic coast is 5 miles with majestic golden beaches and coastal paths. Further afield is the popular seaside resort of Lyme Regis, 10 miles away.
Dartmoor, Devon
Perfect for a small family, this eco-friendly canvas safari tent has two bedrooms, a double and a bunk bed and a family bathroom with a WC. A breakfast hamper can be ordered through the owner; there’s private parking and a fire pit with seating around it.
The beautiful city of Plymouth is 18 miles and has a range of watersport activities, shops and restaurants to try. You can also travel to the village of Bigbury-on-Sea, which is 9 miles and has a fantastic beach to enjoy.
With a variety of dog friendly glampsites in Devon that have shepherd’s huts to safari tents, this county caters for everyone. They are all enviably located close to both the countryside and the coast, meaning the whole family can have heaps of fun. What are you waiting for? Book your next luxury camping escape today!
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John Devlin
Based in the North East and rarely without his dogs, John blends first-hand travel research with a genuine passion for exploring the UK with four-legged companions. He writes practical, experience-led guides to help fellow dog owners choose stays, walks, and places to eat that truly welcome pets.