Wray Valley Camping
Devon
Camping pitches
📍 Lustleigh, TQ13 9SF
Photo: Michael Garlick (CC BY-SA 2.0)
- Tent-only, vehicle-free pitches within a County Wildlife Site
- Secluded riverside woodland pitches and hammock camping available
- Campfires and BBQs permitted, with shared riverside campfire
- On-site campers' kitchen with kettle, microwave and washing-up area
Wray Valley Camping sits in a hidden valley in Dartmoor National Park, in Devon, with tent-only, vehicle-free pitches spread across an open Hay Meadow or secluded riverside woodland. You can choose to be next to the river or hidden away in the trees, with campfires and BBQs permitted and a small camper's kitchen with a kettle, microwave and washing up area. All the water comes from a borehole in the Hay Meadow, filtered and UV treated on site. Dogs are welcome to stay, kept under control at all times, and there are two family sized wet rooms and a separate flush toilet. Nearby you'll find Kelly Mine, a Motor Museum and Bovey Tracey Heritage Centre, with Yeoford station 9.4 miles away for onward travel.
How far to…
- Kelly Mine
- 1.8 miles
- Motor Museum
- 2 miles
- Bovey Tracey Heritage Centre
- 4.2 miles
- Yeoford station
- 9.4 miles
Practical details
- Pets
- Dogs welcome but must be kept under control
- Parking
- Car park at top of hill, not by tent
- Open
- Hay Meadow camping available April to October
Accommodation on site
- Tent-only camping (Hay Meadow and Nearly Wild pitc
- Stables Eco-Bothy bunkrooms
Details taken from the operator's own website on 21 Oct 2026 — check current terms when you book.
Facilities
- ✓ Restaurant
- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ Picnic Area
- ✓ Pet Friendly
- ✓ Parking
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