West Middlewick Farm is a traditional, family-run campsite on a working farm at Nomansland in mid Devon, roughly halfway between Tiverton and South Molton on the B3137. Campers have been pitching up here since 1933, and the Gibson family still run it as a proper working farm rather than a slick holiday park. The main camping field covers four acres at the end of a stone track, with big open views towards Exmoor, and it takes tents, touring caravans and motorhomes on grass and hardstanding pitches, most with electric hook-up. For anyone without their own kit there are two cosy log pods for glamping, plus self-catering log cabins and mobile homes to rent. What sets West Middlewick apart is the working-farm experience: children can help feed the animals, you can wander the farm tracks, and the on-site farm shop sells the farm's own free-range produce and award-winning raw milk, bottled fresh daily. There is a shower and toilet block with washing machines, and the site sits on the Two Moors Way between Exmoor and Dartmoor, handy for walkers. Dogs are welcome on leads and families are made very welcome, though children need supervising near the animals. It suits campers who want farm life and quiet countryside rather than pools and nightlife. The site is open all year and Tiverton is the nearest town for shops.
Yes, West Middlewick is a genuine working farm that has welcomed campers since 1933, run by the Gibson family. Many visitors help feed the animals and enjoy farm life, and the on-site farm shop sells the farm's own free-range produce and award-winning raw milk, bottled fresh every day.
Is West Middlewick Farm open all year?
Yes, the farm campsite is open all year, so you can camp outside the usual summer season. Facilities include a shower and toilet block with washing machines. Contact the farm directly to check pitch availability and conditions if you are planning a stay over the quieter winter months.
Does West Middlewick have glamping or hard pitches?
Yes, alongside grass and hardstanding pitches for tents, touring caravans and motorhomes, there are two cosy log pods for glamping, plus self-catering log cabins and mobile homes to rent. Most pitches have electric hook-up, making it easy to stay whether you bring your own kit or not.
Is West Middlewick Farm dog friendly?
Yes, dogs are welcome at West Middlewick but must be kept on leads, as this is a working farm with livestock. Families are made very welcome too, though children need supervising around the animals. The open farm and the nearby Two Moors Way make it good walking country for dogs.
Where is West Middlewick Farm?
The farm is at Nomansland in mid Devon, on the B3137 roughly halfway between Tiverton and South Molton, sitting between Exmoor and Dartmoor on the Two Moors Way. Tiverton is the nearest main town for shops, and the site has open views towards Exmoor from the camping field.
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