Mortehoe Camping
With most of the land around Mortehoe owned by the National Trust – who describe it as "a wild, remote coast with a rich history of wrecking and smuggling" – the cliff-top village of Mortehoe in North Devon is a camper's delight. Pubs and cafés provide fuel for the popular walk, a six-mile circular route through coast and country that crosses fields to Lee, then returns on the South-West Coast Path along the spectacularly jagged coastline around Morte Point. The local area is dotted with excellent campsites, too, and, as always, we've been out in tent and campervan checking them out. Only the very best make our Cool Camping shortlist.
Mortehoe Camping | Best campsites in Mortehoe, Devon
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Mortehoe National Trust South-West Coast Path Lee Morte Point campervan caravan park holiday tent tents campsites camping campsite at Mortehoe Camping, With most of the land around Mortehoe owned by the National Trust – who describe it as "a wild, remote coast with a rich history of wrecking and smuggling" – the cliff-top village of Mortehoe in North Devon is a camper's delight. The local area is dotted with excellent campsites, too, and, as always, we've been out in tent and campervan checking them out.
