Exploring Devon in 2025 – Devon offers a diverse array of attractions here are some great places to explore in 2025.
Why not hire a classic VW camper van and start your adventure in Devon. Here are some suggestions to get you started. Easily accessible in one of Freebird Campers Classic Campervans. Explore at your own pace.
Exmoor National Park
Spanning 267 square miles, Exmoor National Park boasts a mix of high moorland, ancient woodlands, and dramatic coastlines. It’s an ideal destination for hiking, wildlife spotting—including the famous Exmoor ponies—and stargazing, thanks to its status as a Dark Sky Reserve. renting a classic VW camper van means you can stop along the way in comfort.
Woolacombe Beach
Recognized as one of the UK’s premier beaches, Woolacombe offers three miles of golden sands and excellent surf conditions. It’s a family-friendly spot with ample facilities and lifeguard services during peak seasons.
Morwellham Quay
Step back in time at Morwellham Quay, a historic river port and open-air museum. Visitors can explore the restored 19th-century village, take a guided tour of the George and Charlotte copper mine, and learn about Devon’s rich industrial heritage.
Lundy Island
Situated where the Bristol Channel meets the Atlantic Ocean, Lundy Island is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The island is home to diverse seabird colonies, including puffins, and offers activities like climbing, diving, and snorkeling. Accessible by ferry from Ilfracombe, it’s a unique day trip or overnight adventure.
Watermouth
Nestled between Combe Martin and Ilfracombe, Watermouth is a quaint hamlet known for its picturesque cove and the Victorian-era Watermouth Castle, which now functions as a family theme park and museum. The area is also popular among campers seeking coastal beauty.
These destinations highlight Devon’s rich natural beauty and historical significance, offering memorable experiences for all visitors.
There is a huge variety of campsites around these attractions that offer great facilities for visiting camper vans. You can use pitchup.com to find the one to suit you.
The Granite Way
Is an 11-mile cycle and walkway running between Okehampton and Lydford along the north western edge of Dartmoor. It is mostly traffic free, largely following the course of the former Southern Region railway line. A journey along the Granite Way offers good views of the granite landscape of Dartmoor, as well as a number of specific sites of geological interest.
The Tarr Steps
Beautiful, iconic and ancient – the Tarr Steps are well worth a visit if you have made it to Exmoor National Park. This “clapper bridge” is the longest and oldest of its kind in Great Britain, dating back hundreds if not thousands of years. The Tarr Steps are situated near Withypool, Use postcode TA229QA for Sat Nav directions.
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