Cloud Farm Campsite
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Check availability, prices and bookA laid-back, riverside campsite on Exmoor, surrounded by walks in the Lorna Doone Valley.
Campervans and motorhomes
Campervans and motorhomes (under 6m long) can choose from hardstanding pitches with electric hook-up or a riverside, grass pitch without electricity. Sorry but the site isn't suitable for caravans due to access restrictions.
Pitching a tent
Choose your pitch type and size in the booking system, and we'll help you find the best available spot when you arrive. You'll be able to choose from available pitches near the water or at the foot of the valley sides.
Plus Pods
The row of pods at Cloud Farm are in an elevated position looking across the campsite to catch the last of the evening sun. Think of a pod as a replacement for your tent... A pod offers a few simple comforts - like heat, light and sleeping platforms. You'll need to bring all your other camping gear, like sleeping bags, a sleeping mat if you'd like to place it on top of the mattresses provided, pots and pans, a stove and camping chairs. The pods at Cloud Farm are Plus Pods, so they're a bit larger than regular pods and have some extra comforts.
What do Plus Pods include?
The front section has two benches with mattresses, which can be used as seating in the day and single beds at night. There is storage space under the benches and hooks to hang equipment. The back section also has floor mattresses, which can be folded up for extra seating.
How many people can stay in a Plus Pod?
The pods at Cloud Farm can sleep two adults and two children, or three adults. Two are dog friendly.
Cloud Farm Campsite Guide
Find all you need to know about a holiday at Cloud Farm Campsite, including directions, how to check in, types of pitches, pods, dogs, campfires and more...
Nature and history surrounds Cloud Farm
While you’re off discovering the area, you might spot buzzards, red deer or the semi-wild Exmoor ponies who roam freely, maintaining the landscape by eating gorse and paving out walkways through the bracken. By the water, see if you can see an otter, or the blue flash of a kingfisher. There's a patchwork of history and archeology, with prehistoric standing stones along the river, an abandoned medieval village nearby and the 17th-century packhorse bridge over the river at Malmsmead village.
Things to see and do while you stay
With both Devon and Somerset on the doorstep and the coast within reach, there's a lot to see and do. You have free entry at National Trust places during your stay, including the ancient Dunster Castle and its subtropical gardens. Explore Watersmeet with its National Trust tea-garden, walk the 10-mile trail to the cliffs of Foreland Point, or head to the coast at Lynton or Lynmouth to hop on the funicular Cliff Railway. The family-friendly beaches of Croyde, Woolacombe and Saunton Sands are about an hour away.
Holiday cottages by Cloud Farm Campsite
For friends and family who would like to join your holiday without camping, there are two National Trust cottages at Cloud Farm Campsite - Carver Cottage (sleeps six) and Cloud Farmhouse (sleeps six). Heron View (sleeps four), Kingfisher View (sleeps six) and Riverside Cottage (sleeps six) are in Malmsmead, a short walk away.
Exploring the area...
Lorna Doone Valley
Mystical valley and peaceful walks in countryside made famous by RD Blackmore
Lorna Doone Valley short river walk
DevonA tranquil stroll along Badgworthy Water through the picturesque Lorna Doone Valley to the memorial to the author of Lorna Doone R.D.Blackmore.