Book your Summer Camping Trip to Warcombe Farm!

6 July 2026
Warcombe Farm Campsite

July has arrived and the year is galloping on!  Don’t get left behind, time to finalise your Summer camping trip! The School hols are snapping at your heels! If you’re still searching for that perfect campsite in North Devon for your family holiday or break away with friends, look no further! Check out Warcombe Farm Camping Park in Mortehoe! Perched on the edge of the breathtaking coastline between Mortehoe Village and Lee Bay, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Warcombe offers a truly unforgettable escape, where sea views stretch endlessly and the rolling Devon countryside surrounds you.  This touring park has something to appeal to the whole family!  A fully stocked fishing lake for the exclusive use of guests, 14 acres of off lead woodland dog walk for your four legged friends, complete with doggie shower, well equipped, kiddies play area, popular aerial slide, and nature trail, nightly food trucks. What’s not to love!

Warcombe is quite the hidden gem, perfectly positioned right on the iconic South West Coast Path for some of the most scenic walks Britain has to offer. Their superb location makes them a haven for exploring the beautiful North Devon coast, quaint harbours, historic villages and the dramatic beauty of nearby Exmoor National Park.  A perfect, peaceful retreat to relax and recharge surrounded by the most spectacular scenery. The Park is just a stone’s throw from the award winning surf beaches of Woolacombe, Croyde and Saunton and the lesser known, more sheltered coves, of Lee, Barricane and Combesgate. Woolacombe now holds the only World Surf Reserve Status in UK.  Just a 20 minute downhill walk or a 5 minute bus ride from Warcombe’s gate. The Park is also very close to the famous Tarka Trail link for safe, off-road cycling. An ideal choice for walkers, surfers and cyclists alike or for simply chilling in serene surroundings.

Warcombe has been thoughtfully landscaped by an experienced grounds team, no uniform pitches, just wild flowers, perfect sunsets and fabulous sea views! Generously sized plots are standard. Warcombe offers a wide variety of pitches to suit all tastes and types/sizes of camping unit. New for 2026, fully enclosed, fenced and gated pitches, ideal for families with toddlers or dogs.  Already proving incredibly popular! They pride themselves on luxury service blocks, all with underfloor heating for your ultimate camping comfort. These are cleaned to an exceptionally high standard, particularly at peak times. They have fully accessible disabled bathrooms, laundry facilities, microwave ovens, dish washing and a wetsuit wash. An on-site shop provides reasonably priced groceries, local ciders, beers and wines, basic camping and pet supplies and handmade gifts.

Freshly baked pastries and cream teas are available daily. A great selection of quality takeaway food vans attend nightly at peak times for your convenience. The bus stops right outside the main entrance for exploring further afield, if you like to leave the car behind!  Warcombe Lake provides hours of tranquil entertainment. Equipment hire is available from Reception.

The friendly, longstanding team, with a wealth of local knowledge, is always on hand to assist with any queries or issues you may have.  Ask for ideas if you are struggling to plan a holiday itinerary! If you’d rather avoid the Summer, why not treat yourselves to a well-earned short break and take advantage of lower season prices once the crowds have gone home.  Further discounts in low and mid-season for over 60s (must be applied at the time of booking) A warm welcome awaits you at Warcombe Farm Camping Park.  Book on line at https://warcombefarm.co.uk or telephone 01271 870690. You won't be disappointed! Follow on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram and Twitter for regular updates, offers and events!

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