Harlings

The crunch of gravel beneath your feet and the distant call of Dartmoor ponies set the tone at this straightforward site on the edge of the moor. Harlings sits in Yelverton, that useful gateway village where Devon's wild uplands meet gentler pastoral country, with the dramatic tors and ancient valleys of Dartmoor National Park stretching away to the east.

This is a practical base for walkers, families seeking moorland adventures, and anyone wanting authentic access to one of England's last great wildernesses without fuss or frills. The pitch types accommodate tents, campervans, and caravans, so there's flexibility whether you're travelling light or bringing home comforts. Yelverton itself offers shops and pubs within reach, while trails onto the open moor begin virtually from your tent flap.

Facilities aren't extensively detailed, and you'll want to check about campfire permissions when you arrive—policies can vary. What you will find is an honest, unpretentious spot where the moorland air feels closer than most, and the promise of big skies and bigger landscapes dominates. It's camping stripped back to what matters: location, space, and the moor itself.