Campsite · Lustleigh · Devon

Wray Valley Camping

Tent-only, low-impact camping on the Wray Valley Trail in Dartmoor, with riverside woodland pitches, a hay meadow and stable bothies. No vehicles on pitches.

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Dogs welcome
Campfires
Glamping

Wray Valley is a small, tent-only site between Lustleigh and Moretonhampstead on the A382, run alongside a B&B by the same owners. The ten-acre grounds include a county wildlife site, and there is a back path down through the woods and over a footbridge to the Wray Valley Trail, so walkers and cyclists can arrive without touching the main road. You park at the top and carry or barrow your kit down, which keeps the pitches quiet and car-free.

There are two styles of camping. The Hay Meadow has six large terraced pitches on a slope down to the river, open April to October. The Nearly Wild pitches sit in the riverside woodland, open all year (winter dates go to members of the owners' Nearly Wild Camping Club): three small pitches priced per person, one large pitch, and spots for hammocks. For a roof without bringing a tent there are bunk-bed bothies in the old stables, which have a log burner and solar lighting but no mains power.

Two family-sized wet rooms and a flush toilet are shared by everyone, plus a compost toilet, a small campers' kitchen with kettle and microwave, and filtered borehole drinking water. Raised BBQs and fire pits are fine, logs are sold from the woodland, and dogs stay free. There are no hook-ups, and campervans, motorhomes, caravans and roof tents are not allowed.

Direct footpath access from the Wray Valley Trail over a river footbridge
Car-free pitches in a wildflower meadow or riverside woodland
Stable bothies with bunk beds and a log burner
Dogs welcome at no charge
Green Tourism Gold site with campfires and logs on sale

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OpenAll year

Arrive / leaveFrom 12:00 / by 12:00

DogsYes

CampfiresIn fire pits only

PoolNone

ElectricNo

Prices

Large pitches £40 per night for up to 4 people; extra adults £10 and children £8. Small Nearly Wild pitches £10 per adult and £8 per child (age 2-16), infants and dogs free. Hot showers included. Bothy prices not published outside the booking engine. Sustainable travel discount £2 per person (on foot, cycle, public transport). Nearly Wild Camping Club members get £2 per person per night off Nearly Wild pitches; the two discounts cannot be combined.

When is it cheapest?

One night for two adults in the nearly wild small pitch (charcoal, oak, fruit cage), every night of the next year. Tap a day to price it.

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October 2026 from £20

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November 2026 from £20

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December 2026 from £20

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January 2027 from £20

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February 2027 from £20

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March 2027 from £20

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April 2027 from £20

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May 2027 from £20

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June 2027 from £20

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July 2027 from £20

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August 2027 from £20

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September 2027 from £20

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The full price list we hold (2026)

Rates

For	Season	Nights	Price
hay-meadow-large, nearly-wild-large	Any	Any	£40 pitch_night, incl. 4 people
nearly-wild-small	Any	Any	£10 person_night

People

Adult 17: £10 night
Child 2–16: £8 night
Infant–1: £0 night

Extras

Dog: £0 night (Free)
Logs: £0 item (Sold in reusable buckets; price not published)

Offers

Nearly Wild Camping Club: £2 per person per night on Nearly Wild pitches (code NWC)
Sustainable travel: £2 per person for arriving on foot, cycle or public transport; not combinable with the club discount

Deposit: 25% deposit within 7 days; balance 14 days before arrival; full payment if booking under 14 days ahead

Source: wrayvalley.co.uk, checked 2026-10-20. Always confirm the price when you book.

Places to stay

Hay Meadow large pitch

Pitch · 6 of them

Grass
No electric
about 10 x 6 m up to 14 x 8 m depending on pitch
For tent

Level terraced pitches named Orange, Red, Yellow, Blue, Green. No vehicle access; trailer tents only on Red and Orange and only if you can wheel them down. Priced for 4 people, more tents allowed if 3 m apart.

Nearly Wild large pitch (Water Meadow, Orchard)

Pitch · 1 of them

Grass
No electric
Water Meadow about 18 x 8 m
For tent

Riverside woodland pitch, open all year; the winter months (Nov to Mar) are for Nearly Wild Camping Club members. No vehicle access. Priced for 4 people.

Nearly Wild small pitch (Charcoal, Oak, Fruit Cage)

Pitch · 3 of them · sleeps 3

Grass
No electric
5 x 4 m to 6 x 5 m
For tent

Small secluded pitches for lightweight tents, priced per person, max 3 people. Oak is about 150 m from the car park. Charcoal also suits hammocks.

Hammock and tarp camping

Hammock

Woodland between the river and the Wray Valley Trail. Price not separately stated; booked as a Nearly Wild pitch.

Stables Eco-Bothy

Bunkhouse · sleeps 3

triple bunk (double and single)
Bedding bring
Woodburner
Dogs OK

Converted stables with solar 12V lighting and USB sockets, table and chairs. Bring bedding, stove and cooking kit. Shared shower block across the garden. Price only shown in the booking engine.

Rules

Dogs: Yes · up to 2 · free · on leads
Under close control at all times, usually on a lead because of free-range chickens. Not left loose and unattended.
Free on the campsite; max 2 per pitch or bothy.
Fires: In fire pits only · logs sold
BBQs: Raised off the ground only
Fire pits and baskets provided; no open fire on the ground. BBQs must be raised off the grass. May be restricted in prolonged dry weather.
Pool: None
Groups: By arrangement
Typically no more than about 30 people on site for more than a night or two. Duke of Edinburgh groups welcome.
Quiet hours: 23:00 – 07:00
Arrival: From 12:00
Vehicles: Cars in the car park
Visitors: Third-party visitors only with the owners' permission and must report to reception.
Cancellation: Full refund if cancelled 15 or more days before arrival; 50% charge within 14 days; no refund within 7 days.
Also: Tent-only: no campervans, motorhomes, caravans or roof tents
Also: No vehicles on pitches; barrows and trolleys provided
Also: Minimum 3 m between tents

Facilities

Washing and toilets

Toilets
Showers (Free)
Hot water
Family bathroom
Laundry (no)
Washing-up area

Pitches and power

Electric hook-up (no)
Hardstanding pitches (no)
Drinking water
Chemical toilet disposal (no)
Grey waste (no)
Motorhome service point (no)
Phone charging
EV charging
Ice-pack freezing

Food and drink

Shop (no)
Café (no)
Restaurant (no)
Breakfast or bread
Campers' kitchen
BBQ area (no)
Fire pits

Things to do

Bike storage
Dog walk
Undercover area

Around the site

Woodland
Dark skies
Bus stop nearby
Coastal Path access (no)
Cycle route access
Recycling

Only facilities we've confirmed are shown. Crossed out means confirmed not available.

Location

Riverside, Moretonhampstead Road, Lustleigh, Lustleigh, TQ13 9SN

Nearest pubThe Cleave1.7 miles
Nearest stationRiverside Station6.5 miles

Directions in Google Maps

Questions people ask

Are dogs allowed at Wray Valley Camping?

Yes, dogs are welcome. Up to 2 per pitch or unit. Dogs stay free. Under close control at all times, usually on a lead because of free-range chickens. Not left loose and unattended.

Can you have a campfire at Wray Valley Camping?

Yes, in fire pits. Logs are sold on site. BBQs: raised off the ground only.

When is Wray Valley Camping open?

All year.

How much does it cost to stay at Wray Valley Camping?

From £20 a night for two adults, the lowest price we can find over the next year. Large pitches £40 per night for up to 4 people; extra adults £10 and children £8. Small Nearly Wild pitches £10 per adult and £8 per child (age 2-16), infants and dogs free. Hot showers included. Bothy prices not published outside the booking engine. Sustainable travel discount £2 per person (on foot, cycle, public transport). Nearly Wild Camping Club members get £2 per person per night off Nearly Wild pitches; the two discounts cannot be combined.

Does Wray Valley Camping have a swimming pool?

No.

Does Wray Valley Camping have electric hook-ups?

No.