The creak of old floorboards underfoot and the clatter of teacups from downstairs — this is proper guest-house camping, with a pod in the garden for those who want a roof but not quite four walls.
Silverlands suits couples after a comfortable base without the full hotel rigmarole, and anyone who fancies a night under canvas but wants a backup plan if the weather turns. The pods offer that sweet spot between camping and indoor comfort, while the guest house rooms are there for those who've decided they're done with air beds for good. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing yours.
It's open all year, which makes it a solid choice for off-season breaks when most campsites have shuttered up. Campfires are a maybe — check when you arrive, as it'll depend on conditions and where you're pitched. Facilities aren't listed in detail, but expect guest-house basics rather than full campsite infrastructure. For anglers, Aqua Botanika is just down the road if you fancy wetting a line. The vibe here is low-key and unfussy — more village stopover than destination campsite.
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12 routes found via OpenStreetMap
Loops the picturesque harbour front on paved, flat paths perfect for buggies and little legs. Dogs welcome to join this easy waterside wander past colourful boats, cafés and the iconic palm trees. Ideal for a gentle stroll combining sea views with people-watching, plus chances to spot swans and feed ducks. Great starting point for exploring Torquay's seafront attractions without any steep climbs.
Tackles dramatic clifftop terrain with steep ascents and descents throughout, particularly around Berry Head and Hope's Nose. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to challenging gradients, exposed cliff edges, and numerous steps. Dogs welcome on leads, especially near livestock and cliff paths. Rewards with stunning coastal panoramas across Torbay, secluded coves, limestone headlands rich in wildlife, and the chance to spot seabirds and dolphins from England's highest limestone cliffs
Follows the River Dart through wooded valleys and open moorland on Dartmoor's eastern edge, with moderate climbs and some rocky, uneven sections that aren't buggy-friendly. Best suited for older children who can handle varied terrain and stream crossings. Dogs welcome but keep leads handy near livestock. Rewards with dramatic river gorges, ancient oak woodland, and sweeping moorland views – a proper Devon heritage trail mixing natural beauty with industrial archaeology remnants.
Follows a scenic 24-mile route connecting Torbay's coast to the market town of Totnes, largely along the Dart Valley with gentle to moderate inclines throughout. Mixed terrain includes riverside paths, woodland tracks and some road sections – generally suitable for older children but not buggies due to uneven surfaces and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers stunning estuary views, historic sites and the chance to spot kingfishers and otters along the River Dart, making it ideal
Loops through Newton Abbot's market town centre and surrounding countryside with gentle rolling terrain and a few short climbs. Suitable for families with older children who can manage a few miles, though buggies will struggle on uneven field paths and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland sections. Offers a pleasant mix of historic town streets, river views along the Lemon, and Devon farmland, ideal for a half-day exploration of this traditional market town's rural fringe.
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