Moor View Touring and Camping Park is an adults only, dog friendly touring and camping park at California Cross, near Modbury in the South Hams of South Devon. It sits on the edge of Dartmoor with far reaching moorland views, and the well liked California Country Inn is a ten minute walk away, with a SPAR shop and garage about five minutes off. There are up to 55 pitches, from small, intermediate and super fully serviced hardstandings to grass camping pitches that take tents, all with 16 amp electric, water, grey waste and wifi. Hardstanding pitches start from £29 a night and grass camping from £27. As an adults only park it does not take families with children, and it runs no group bookings and does not permit motorcycles, so it genuinely stays quiet. A five acre dog walking field, a games room and a separate TV lounge round out a calm, tidy site that is part of the Tranquil Parks group. Hardstanding pitches at Moor View are open all year while the grass camping field runs across the warmer months, and you can book online.
Yes, Moor View is an adults only park, so it does not accept children. It is designed for quiet, relaxed breaks, with no group bookings taken and motorcycles not permitted, which keeps the atmosphere calm for couples and solo travellers throughout the season.
Does Moor View accept tents?
Yes, the grass camping pitches at Moor View take tents, with a limit of two people per tent, alongside fully serviced hardstanding pitches for caravans and motorhomes. Grass pitches are fully serviced too, with electric, fresh water, grey waste and free wifi.
How much are pitches at Moor View?
Fully serviced hardstanding pitches start from £29 a night for two adults, and grass camping pitches start from £27. Prices rise in the peak weeks of summer and around bank holidays, and you can add extra adults, an extra vehicle or a pup tent.
Are dogs allowed at Moor View?
Yes, Moor View is dog friendly, with a maximum of three dogs per pitch and a five acre dog walking field with far reaching Dartmoor views. Dogs must be kept on a lead around the park, and owners are asked to clean up after them.
Is Moor View open all year?
Yes, the hardstanding pitches are open all year, while the grass camping field closes over winter, from January to March and again from October to December. Bank holiday weekends carry a minimum stay of three nights, so plan longer visits around those dates.
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