Barley Meadow Touring Park is an adults only touring and camping park at Crockernwell, set within Dartmoor National Park in Devon. It lies just off the A30 between Exeter and Okehampton, handy for the moorland walks around Fingle Bridge and the wider national park, with roughly 52 pitches spread across the site. Grass pitches for tents, trailer tents, caravans, campervans and motorhomes start from £21 a night, hardstandings from £22 and fully serviced pitches from £30, and there are cheaper options too, from a £14 backpacker pitch for a small tent with no car to an £18 aires style motorhome stopover. As an adults only park it does not take children, and there are size limits, with units capped at eight metres and no American RVs or large commercial motorhomes. Dogs are welcome, up to three per pitch, which makes it a solid base for quiet couples, solo travellers and dog owners exploring Dartmoor. Barley Meadow Touring Park opens from early March to early November, and pitches can be booked online.
Yes, Barley Meadow is an adults only touring and camping park, so it does not take children. It sits within Dartmoor National Park and is set up for quiet, grown up breaks, welcoming touring caravans, motorhomes, campervans, tents and trailer tents.
How much are pitches at Barley Meadow?
Grass pitches start from £21 a night for two people and a car, hardstandings from £22 and fully serviced pitches from £30. There is also a £14 backpacker pitch for a small tent with no car and an £18 aires style motorhome stopover.
Does Barley Meadow accept tents?
Yes, Barley Meadow accepts tents and trailer tents as well as caravans, campervans and motorhomes. Grass and hardstanding pitches are available with electric as an option, though size limits apply and twin axle vehicles are not allowed on the grass pitches.
Are dogs allowed at Barley Meadow?
Yes, Barley Meadow is dog friendly, with a maximum of three dogs per pitch. Set within Dartmoor National Park near Fingle Bridge, it gives dogs and owners direct access to moorland and riverside walks straight from the adults only park.
Is Barley Meadow open all year?
No, Barley Meadow Touring Park is seasonal, opening from early March to early November rather than all year. Units are capped at eight metres, and American RVs and large commercial motorhomes cannot be accommodated because of the size of the park and its pitches.
Things to do nearby
Fishing
Golf
Horse riding
Indoor pool
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