Waterside Camping in East Devon AONB

Looking for a waterside camping spot in the East Devon AONB? You’re in luck—there are over 780 places to pitch up near rivers, streams, and the coast here, with options starting from as little as £11 per night. The average will set you back around £90. Many sites let you light a campfire, and most have toilets and showers. Surfing, swimming, and fishing are favourite ways to spend the day, and you’ll rarely be far from the water’s edge. For trusted picks, South Dean Camping (169 reviews), Sweet Hill Farm (142 reviews), and Brig's Farm (66 reviews) top the local charts. After years camping here, I always come back for the easy water access and the mix of wild and well-kept sites. Facilities tend to be straightforward but reliable—no fuss, no queues for the showers, and always space to stash your rubbish. Bring your wetsuit and a good pair of boots; you’ll use both.

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1. Bulstone Springs Devon Eco-Glamping

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1 unit · Glamping · Devon, South West England

A unique combination of off-grid glamping and spa days in Devon

Looking for a waterside camping spot in the East Devon AONB? You’re in luck—there are over 780 places to pitch up near rivers, streams, and the coast here, with options starting from as little as £11 per night. The average will set you back around £90. Many sites let you light a campfire, and most have toilets and showers. Surfing, swimming, and fishing are favourite ways to spend the day, and you’ll rarely be far from the water’s edge. For trusted picks, South Dean Camping (169 reviews), Sweet Hill Farm (142 reviews), and Brig's Farm (66 reviews) top the local charts. After years camping here, I always come back for the easy water access and the mix of wild and well-kept sites. Facilities tend to be straightforward but reliable—no fuss, no queues for the showers, and always space to stash your rubbish. Bring your wetsuit and a good pair of boots; you’ll use both.