Beryls Campsite is a rustic, spacious tents only site at Beeson, near Kingsbridge in the South Hams of south Devon. Opened by Drew and Beryl around thirty years ago and still family run, it has about 29 well spread pitches, so there is plenty of room and privacy, with some catching views and others offering shade or morning and evening sun. Electric hookups are available. Facilities are kept simple but generous: shower rooms and toilets in the barn, a washing up area, fridge and freezer space and an honesty shop, with fire pits available and wood sold for a small charge. Dogs are welcome. The site sits just back from the coast on the South West Coast Path, a walk of roughly 20 to 25 minutes down the lanes to Beesands and Start Bay. Because Beryls Campsite takes tents only, it will not suit caravan or motorhome owners. It opens from April to the end of September, a proper back to nature base in south Devon.
Can you take a caravan or motorhome to Beryls Campsite?
No, Beryls Campsite is a tents only site, so it does not take caravans or motorhomes. With around 29 well spread pitches it is aimed at tent campers who want space, privacy and a back to nature feel near Beesands, rather than tourers needing hardstanding or large pitches.
How far is Beryls Campsite from the beach?
The beach at Beesands on Start Bay is roughly a 20 to 25 minute walk from Beryls Campsite, down through the lanes near Beeson. The site sits on the South West Coast Path, so it is well placed for coastal walks along this stretch of the south Devon shoreline.
What facilities does Beryls Campsite have?
Beryls keeps things simple but well provided: shower rooms and toilets in the barn, a washing up area, fridge and freezer space and an honesty shop. Electric hookups are available and fire pits can be used, with wood sold for a small charge. Dogs are welcome across the spacious pitches.
When is Beryls Campsite open?
Beryls Campsite is open from 1 April to the end of September. It is a popular, family run site near Kingsbridge that often books up in peak season, so it is worth enquiring and reserving your pitch ahead of busy summer weekends and school holidays in south Devon.
Things to do nearby
Beach nearby
Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Watersports
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