Zeacombe House Caravan Park is a quiet, level touring park on the Devon and Somerset border at East Anstey, near Tiverton on the southern fringe of Exmoor National Park in North Devon. The park sits about four miles south of Dulverton and makes a calm base for Exmoor, with Dunster Castle and the West Somerset Railway within easy reach. It offers 50 extra large pitches across landscaped, well kept grounds bordered by mature beech hedging, with panoramic views towards the moor. Caravans, motorhomes and tents are all welcome, pitches include electric hook-up, and the park stays open all year, which makes it a rare option for a winter touring break as well as a summer one. Facilities cover showers, a laundry and an onsite shop, and dogs are welcome with a dedicated walking area. With its emphasis on space, privacy and peace and quiet, Zeacombe House suits couples and families after a restful stay rather than anyone chasing an entertainment park with clubs and pools. The park is now under new ownership, so it is worth confirming current pitch prices and any facility changes at the time of booking. For a peaceful, tidy park within striking distance of Exmoor and the North Devon and Somerset countryside, Zeacombe House is an easy pick.
Yes, Zeacombe House stays open all year, which makes it a rare option for a winter caravan or motorhome break as well as a summer one. The level, landscaped park sits on the Devon and Somerset border near Tiverton, on the southern edge of Exmoor National Park.
Can I bring a tent to Zeacombe House?
Yes, the park welcomes caravans, motorhomes and tents across 50 large pitches, each with electric hook-up included in the price. Pitches are extra large and spaced out for privacy, with well kept grounds bordered by mature beech hedging and panoramic views towards Exmoor.
Is Zeacombe House adults only?
No, Zeacombe House welcomes families as well as couples, though its calm, spacious layout tends to attract those after peace and quiet rather than a lively holiday park. The site is now under new ownership, so it is worth checking current policies directly when you book.
Are dogs welcome at Zeacombe House?
Yes, dogs are welcome and there is a dedicated dog walking area on site. The quiet lanes and countryside around East Anstey and the southern fringe of Exmoor give plenty of scope for longer walks straight from the park in North Devon.
What is there to do near Zeacombe House?
The park makes a calm base for Exmoor National Park, with Dunster Castle and the West Somerset Railway within easy reach and Dulverton about four miles north. The coast, moorland walks and the towns of Tiverton and South Molton are all reachable for day trips.
Things to do nearby
Fishing
Horse riding
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