Dartmoor Yurt Holidays

The first thing you notice is the silence — proper Dartmoor quiet, broken only by skylarks and the occasional bleat from the sheep grazing the open moor beyond your canvas door.

This is a site for anyone wanting to properly disconnect without going completely wild. Families love the space and freedom to roam, while couples find it brilliantly romantic once the kids have crashed out and the woodsmoke starts drifting. Despite the name, there are pitches for tents, campervans and caravans alongside the yurts, so you've got options. You're properly in Devon here — all granite tors, purple heather and ancient woodland within walking distance, with the wilder heart of Dartmoor waiting to be explored.

Facilities are straightforward: clean toilets and hot showers, no frills but everything you actually need. Campfires are allowed but worth checking the current policy when you arrive, as moorland rules can shift with the season. Expect a low-key, slightly bohemian vibe — this isn't a manicured park, it's a proper escape into one of England's last true wildernesses.