Tor Farm

The click of the farm gate, the soft bleat of sheep settling for the night, and somewhere close by the gentle rustle of Devon moorland breeze through the hedgerows — Tor Farm feels properly tucked away.

The glamping chalets and camping pods suit couples after a quiet rural escape, small families wanting comfort without the full cottage commitment, and anyone who loves waking up with countryside on the doorstep but a proper bed underneath them. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing one. You're in Devon, so think rolling hills, market towns within striking distance, and that particular West Country stillness that makes you sleep like a stone.

Facilities aren't heavily listed, so expect a back-to-basics setup — part of the charm if you're after simplicity. Campfires are a 'check on arrival' situation, which usually means yes in a firepit if conditions allow. The vibe here is calm, working-farm authentic, the kind of spot where you genuinely switch off because there's nothing clamouring for your attention. Bring books, good boots, and low expectations of phone signal.