Woolacombe camping & caravanning site | Warcombe Farm
Relax, unwind and recharge in our beautifully landscaped campsite, taking in the panoramic sea views. You will find us nestled between the villages of Mortehoe, Lee and Woolacombe, just a …
Woolacombe Campsite | Warcombe Farm Camping Park
Come in and explore all the pitch types available at Warcombe, our caravan & camping park in Woolacombe, North Devon.
Contact | Warcombe Farm Camping in North Devon
Contact Warcombe Farm for any queries you have about the site, our facilities or camping in North Devon. Available via email, telephone or quick form.
2024 Prices - Camping in North Devon
We are a family site and do not allow more than 3 couples or families to a group. Groups are not accepted unless an advance booking is made. The definition of a pup tent is a very small 2 …
FAQs - Camping in North Devon
Warcombe Farm offers premium quality caravan and camping facilities, amongst the best to be found in North Devon! Our family shower rooms and bath tub make life easier for those with …
Dog Friendly Camping - Camping in North Devon
Many families love to bring their pets on holiday. Here at Warcombe we welcome dogs and their responsible owners. We provide a great off-lead doggie exercise area in our Woodland to …
North Devon Walking Holidays - Camping in North Devon
Warcombe Farm Camping Park enjoys direct access to the South West Coast Path, the longest of UK’s National Trails covering 630 miles. There is no finer place for scenic walking, be it a …
Fishing Holidays - Camping in North Devon
The opportunities for a Devon fishing holiday at Warcombe Farm are many and varied. Warcombe Farm Camping and Caravan Park has its own coarse fishing lake, open only to guests. It is …
Rally Bookings - Camping in North Devon
Outside peak season we welcome club events and rallies. North Devon is a popular choice for touring. We welcome all sorts of clubs and organisations and can offer competitive rates. …
Guest Reviews - Camping in North Devon
What a great campsite! Situated near Ilfracombe and close to Woolacombe. There’s a bit of a trek if you stay in some parts of the camping / tent field, but it’s worth it when you see the views at …