Furzebray Lakes is a specimen carp fishery near South Molton in North Devon that also runs a small Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site alongside its lakes and gardens. The five-pitch site takes tents, caravans and motorhomes with electric hook-up, set around a three-acre lake in quiet countryside, and it is open all year. This is first and foremost a fishing venue: three exclusive carp lakes, stocked with specimen mirror and common carp, sit at the heart of the site, so it suits anglers and their families who want to pitch up beside the water rather than campers looking for a coastal park or on-site entertainment. There is also self-catering accommodation if you would rather not camp. The location works for exploring the wider area too, with South Molton's shops, markets and pubs within reach, the A361 about two miles away, and Exmoor, the North Devon coast and even Somerset and Cornwall a drive away. Dogs are not accepted, which keeps things calm for the fishing. Furzebray Lakes is open year-round near South Molton, and you book direct. Club membership applies to the Certificated Site pitches.
Yes, Furzebray Lakes runs a small Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site alongside its carp fishery near South Molton in North Devon. The five-pitch site takes tents, caravans and motorhomes with electric hook-up, set around a three-acre lake, and there is also self-catering accommodation on site.
Do you have to be a Club member to stay at Furzebray Lakes?
Furzebray Lakes operates a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site, so the small pitch area is aimed at Club members. It is primarily a specimen carp fishing venue with camping alongside, so contact the site directly to confirm membership requirements and booking for your stay.
Is Furzebray Lakes open all year?
Yes, the Certificated Site at Furzebray Lakes is open all year, so you can pitch up by the water in any season. It is a quiet fishing-focused site near South Molton in North Devon, well placed for Exmoor, the coast and the wider South West.
Are dogs allowed at Furzebray Lakes?
No, dogs are not accepted at Furzebray Lakes. It is a specimen carp fishery with camping and self-catering around the lakes and gardens, and the no-dogs rule keeps things calm for anglers and wildlife. There is open countryside nearby for walks off site.
What fishing is there at Furzebray Lakes?
Furzebray Lakes has three carp lakes near South Molton, stocked with specimen mirror and common carp, including fish over 40lb and a lake record above 50lb. It suits anglers who want to camp or stay beside the water in quiet North Devon countryside.
Things to do nearby
Fishing
Golf
Horse riding
Indoor pool
Tennis
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