Camping in Exmouth

While camping in Exmouth, discover all the incredible things you can do. Whether you're camping by yourself, with family and friends or you're on a couples getaway, you'll find something that's suitable for everyone.

1. Exmouth Beach

Walk down the two-mile stretch of golden sand and set up a lovely picnic at Exmouth Beach. As a Blue Flag Beach, it meets strict international standards for water quality, environmental management, and safety. So, you can relax without worry—enjoy a good book, fly kites, or build sandcastles.

Exmouth Beach is also a haven for watersports enthusiasts. Get your adrenaline pumping with kite surfing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, or windsurfing.

2. Hawkridge Birds of Prey Centre

Visit Hawkridge Birds of Prey Centre for a face-to-face encounter with 16 different species, including hawks, owls, falcons, eagles, and vultures.

Surrounded by over 100 acres of beautiful countryside, the centre offers incredible experiences and exciting events for visitors.

3. Manor Gardens

Manor Gardens was originally part of an old manor house, home to the Ducarel family during the 18th century. In 1896, the gardens became a public park after the house was demolished due to significant structural decay. Today, it’s the perfect place for a peaceful stroll, a picnic, wildlife watching, or photography. There’s also a children’s play area with swings, slides, and climbing frames.

4. Walk the South West Coast Path

Discover England’s longest waymarked footpath, stretching over 630 miles from Minehead in Somerset to Poole Harbour in Dorset. As you trek along the coast, you’ll see dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and breathtaking sea views.

5. Explore the Exe Estuary

Starting from the River Exe in the south of Exeter and stretching towards the English Channel and Exmouth, the Exe Estuary is eight miles long and one of Devon’s most scenic natural landscapes. The estuary is a haven for birdwatchers, especially for spotting migratory birds.

Exe Estuary is also popular with walkers and cyclists. The Exe Estuary Trail offers a peaceful way to explore the area, passing through nature reserves, marinas, and historic sites. You can also book a boat ride or try paddleboarding to get a different perspective of the estuary.

6. A La Ronde

Built in 1796 by cousins Jane and Mary Parminter, A La Ronde is a unique 16-sided house with panoramic views of the Exe Estuary. The house is filled with travel mementoes and intricate handcrafted decorations, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past.

7. Boat trip along the River Exe

Book a boat trip along the River Exe and explore the stunning waters. You’ll witness incredible wildlife, charming local towns and villages, and breathtaking scenery.

8. World of Country Life

World of Country Life is a fantastic family-friendly attraction featuring a mix of museums, hands-on animal experiences, adventure play areas, and live entertainment. World of Country Life is a family-owned attraction that has been running since 1978 and prides itself on ensuring every visitor has a splendid time.

9. Exmouth Marina

Nestled at the mouth of the River Exe, Exmouth Marina is surrounded by bustling cafés, excellent restaurants, and fun attractions. The marina attracts boaters, sailors, and watersports enthusiasts and offers a perfect blend of modern living and traditional seaside charm.