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The White House

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51.136°N, 4.245°W
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The first crunch of gravel underfoot, woodsmoke curling from a chimney, and that particular quiet you only get when you've left the main roads properly behind.

The White House offers glamping chalets and camping pods — the kind of setup that appeals to couples after a cosy break, families who want four walls and a proper door, or anyone testing the camping waters without committing to canvas. Dogs may be welcome, but it's worth asking when you book. The location keeps its cards close, but the emphasis here is clearly on comfort over canvas, a snug base rather than a raw pitch.

Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, so expect the basics and little else — this is about the accommodation itself, not a resort-style site. Campfires are a possibility, though you'll need to check what's allowed on arrival. The vibe feels low-key and self-contained, the sort of place where you settle in with a book, light the stove if there is one, and let the rest of the world get on without you for a night or two.

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Weather Outlook
Current Conditions
15°C
Overcast
15 mph
69%
7-Day Outlook
Today
16° / 12°
96%
Thu
18° / 11°
86%
Fri
18° / 13°
64%
Sat
19° / 11°
45%
Sun
19° / 16°
69%
Mon
19° / 16°
24%
Tue
19° / 16°
63%
Source: Open-Meteo · Updated hourly
Walks Nearby

Local walks within 10 km

8 routes found via OpenStreetMap

South West Coast Path (Section 5: Woolacombe to Braunton)

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Follows dramatic clifftop terrain from Woolacombe's sandy beaches to the Taw estuary at Braunton, with steep ascents around Baggy Point offering spectacular Atlantic views. The exposed, undulating path isn't suitable for buggies or very young children due to cliff edges and challenging gradients. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and ground-nesting birds. Reward yourself with sweeping coastal panoramas and possible dolphin sightings from Baggy Point's rugged headland.

Hiking routeNational trail
2.84 km from campsite

Tarka Trail - Croyde to Saunton Circular Route

Loops along Devon's dramatic coast with gentle gradients on clear paths and quiet lanes. Suitable for families with older children who can manage moderate distances, but the coastal sections and lack of barriers make it unsuitable for buggies or very young walkers. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and ground-nesting birds. The sweeping views across Saunton Sands and Croyde Bay are spectacular, plus you'll pass through typical North Devon farmland and catch glimpses of Lundy Island on clear d

Walking routeLocal network
1.85 km from campsite
Route length: 6 km
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Woolacombe Community Trail

Loops through Woolacombe's village centre and coastal edges on mostly flat, paved paths with short gentle climbs near the beach approach. Perfectly manageable for families with buggies and young children, plus dogs are welcome throughout. Worth doing for easy access to spectacular North Devon coastal views, rock pools at low tide, and the chance to combine a seaside wander with village cafés and shops—ideal for a relaxed morning or afternoon out.

Hiking routeLocal network
4.8 km from campsite

South West Coast Path (Section 4: Combe Martin to Woolacombe)

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Tackles dramatic clifftop terrain with some of the steepest climbs on the entire South West Coast Path - expect challenging ascents and descents throughout. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to exposed cliff edges, steep gradients and uneven coastal paths. Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards your effort with spectacular North Devon coastline views, sweeping sandy beaches at Woolacombe, and wild, rugged headlands that showcase thi

Hiking routeNational trail
10.16 km from campsite

South West Coast Path (Section 6: Braunton to Instow)

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Follows the Taw Estuary along flat, easy terrain with wide paths perfect for families and buggies—rare for a coastal path. Dogs welcome on leads near wildlife areas. Stunning views across the water to Appledore, with birdwatching opportunities at Horsey Island and peaceful, accessible walking that's ideal for less mobile visitors or those wanting coastal scenery without the usual climbs.

Hiking routeNational trail
10.42 km from campsite

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Pubs, shops & services within 5 km

  • Baggy Cafe
    Cafe 0.2 km~5 min walkregional
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  • Sandleigh tearoom and garden
    Cafe 0.3 km~5 min walk
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  • Cluck Street Food
    Cafe 0.4 km~5 min walk
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  • Beach Care and Parolour
    Cafe 0.7 km~10 min walk
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  • Fish & Chippery at Ruda
    Takeaway 0.7 km~10 min walkfish and chips
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