Berry Barton Caravan Park is a family-run campsite on a 350-acre working dairy farm above the coastal village of Branscombe, near Seaton in East Devon. It sits in green fields with fine countryside views and direct access to the cliffs and the Jurassic Coast path, which is the headline reason to come. Camping costs from £18 a night, or £25 with an electric hook-up, based on four people sharing, and the spacious pitches take tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans. There are also fully furnished rental caravans and holiday homes for anyone not bringing their own kit. The relaxed, open-field setup suits families, couples and groups who want coast and countryside rather than a busy park with pools and clubs, so look elsewhere if you need lots of on-site entertainment. Dogs are welcome on leads, campfires are allowed, and Branscombe's pebble beach, thatched pub and the wider East Devon coast are close, with Sidmouth, Beer and Seaton all a short drive. Berry Barton runs through the main season from spring into autumn. Book early for peak summer, as this stretch of the East Devon coast near Branscombe is a firm favourite and the coastal pitches go quickly.
Camping starts from £18 a night, or £25 with an electric hook-up, based on four people sharing, with extra adults charged a small nightly rate. The park also offers fully furnished rental caravans and holiday homes if you are not bringing your own kit.
Is Berry Barton close to the beach and coast path?
Yes, Berry Barton sits in fields above Branscombe with direct access to the cliffs and the Jurassic Coast path. Branscombe's pebble beach is nearby, and the wider East Devon coast at Sidmouth, Beer and Seaton is a short drive away.
Is Berry Barton dog friendly?
Yes, dogs are welcome on the campsite but must be kept on a lead at all times, with owners clearing up after them. Rental caravans allow only one dog and no cats, so check the pet rules carefully if you are hiring a van rather than camping.
What kind of campsite is Berry Barton?
Berry Barton is a family-run campsite on a 350-acre working dairy farm above Branscombe in East Devon. It offers spacious, open pitches for tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans, with a relaxed, countryside feel rather than pools and on-site clubs.
When is Berry Barton open?
The campsite runs through the main season, generally from spring into autumn. Rental caravans are available across a longer season into November. Book early for peak summer, as this stretch of the East Devon coast near Seaton is very popular.
Things to do nearby
Beach nearby
Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Watersports
Wild swimming
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