Exeter Racecourse Club Campsite is a Caravan and Motorhome Club site perched high on Haldon Hill at Kennford, above Exeter in Devon. It has 111 pitches in total, including around 101 touring pitches with 17 hardstandings plus a small camping area, so it takes caravans, motorhomes and tents, with a maximum outfit length of 9 metres. Open roughly early April to early November, this Exeter Racecourse base suits families, cyclists and anyone using it as a comfortable stopover on the A38, thanks to a toilet block, laundry, dishwashing area, disabled facilities, baby changing, a motorhome service point and a play area. Haldon Forest Park sits next door with waymarked walking, cycling and mountain-bike trails and a Go Ape course, while historic Exeter and its cathedral, Dartmoor's Haytor and Canonteign Falls are all short drives away. A car boot sale runs at the racecourse most Sundays. Heather and gorse moorland surround the pitches for a real feeling of space. Non-members can book Exeter Racecourse, and Caravan and Motorhome Club members pay lower pitch fees.
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Does Exeter Racecourse Club Campsite take tents?
Yes, Exeter Racecourse has a small camping area alongside its touring pitches, so tents, caravans and motorhomes are all welcome. There are 111 pitches in total, including hardstandings, with a maximum outfit length of 9 metres for larger caravans and motorhomes.
When is Exeter Racecourse Club Campsite open?
The site opens for roughly early April to early November each year rather than all year round. Dates shift annually, so check and book directly through the Caravan and Motorhome Club before heading to Kennford, near Exeter in Devon.
What is there to do near the site?
Haldon Forest Park adjoins Exeter Racecourse Club Campsite with walking, cycling and mountain-bike trails plus a Go Ape course. Historic Exeter, Dartmoor's Haytor and Canonteign Falls are short drives away, and a car boot sale runs at the racecourse most Sundays.
Is Exeter Racecourse suitable for families?
Yes, the site has a play area, baby changing, laundry, a dishwashing area and disabled facilities, making it comfortable for families. Its Haldon Hill setting near Exeter also gives easy access to forest trails, so it works well as a family base in Devon.
Can non-members stay at Exeter Racecourse?
Yes, non-members can book Exeter Racecourse Club Campsite, though Caravan and Motorhome Club members pay reduced pitch fees. The site is a popular stopover near the A38 as well as a longer holiday base for exploring Exeter and Dartmoor.
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