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Georgia
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Nettle and Dock Farm
We couldn't have been happier with the dome, it had everything we needed. The area is tranquil, peaceful and quiet which was exactly what we needed for a break away. The hot tub was lovely and calm. Ilona was a brilliant host and we can't thank her enough for letting us stay.
You most definitely need to try the honey at the barn.
We were lucky enough to stay here during a meteor shower and the dome was perfect for star gazing.
We will 100% be booking here again!
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J
Jim
July 2025
With pets
Absolutely loved our stay here. It's very peaceful, tranquil and quiet. The location is beautiful with some great wildlife, we saw deer feeding in the early mornings and evenings less than 100 metres from our glamping dome. The dome itself was very spacious and had everything we could've wanted. Nettle and dock is perfect for those who want to escape the modern world and immerse themselves in nature.
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Dog-friendly glamping in Haldon Forest guide
When to go
Forest walks are available year-round in Haldon Forest. Escape the heat along the shaded trails in summer or come in autumn to admire the colourful fall foliage. July and August is peak season, when advance booking is essential for park activities. To avoid the crowds, choose a weekday visit outside of the school holidays. The treetop adventure park is open all year, but opening hours are limited through winter, so check ahead.
Know before you go
- Haldon Forest is a 15-minute drive from Exeter along the A38.
- Paid parking is available at the park, and buses run from Exeter centre to Exeter Racecourse, a 1-mile walk from the park.
- There are restrooms and a café in the park.
- Many of the park’s trails are accessible, and Tramper and mobility scooters are available to hire.