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Langstone Manor Holiday Park
Langstone Manor
Moortown
Tavistock
South Devon (Browse area)
PL19 9JZ
Tel: 01822 613371
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Pitches: 40
Open: 21/03/2026 to 31/10/2026
21/03/2027 to 30/10/2027
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| Who's it for |
 Families Welcome |
 Not Members Only |
 Rallies Welcome |
 Not Naturist Site |
 Dogs Welcome |
 No Dogs Allowed |
 Groups Welcome |
 Motorbikers Welcome |
| Facilities |
 Toilet Facilities |
 Hot Showers |
 Washing Up |
 Bathroom |
 Baby Changing Facilities |
 Laundry On Site |
 Drinking Water |
 Disabled Friendly |
 Chemical Disposal |
 Battery Charging |
 No Gas Exchange |
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 No Kitchen Facilities |
 Freezer / Fridge |
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 Shop <5 miles |
 Bar On Site |
 Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site |
| Activities |
 Kids Playground |
 TV Room |
 Games Room |
 No Evening Ents |
 Fishing <5 miles |
 Wild Swimming <1 mile |
 Indoor Pool <5 miles |
 No Outdoor Pool |
 Horse Riding <5 miles |
 No Cycle Hire |
 Golf <1 mile |
 Tennis <5 miles |
 No Beach |
 Watersports <10 miles |
 Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles |
| Other Features |
 No Sea Views |
 Not Working Farm |
 Campfires Allowed |
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 Public Transport <5 miles |
 Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access |
 Electric Car Charging Point |
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| Date of Visit: May 2011 |
Unit: Other |
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| Reviewer: Janey69 |
3 reviews from this member |
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 We booked one of the parks holiday cottages. There was loads of room for 5 adults and furnished to a high standard. We had a look around the pitches and shower block as we normally camp.
The pitches are level and well maintained. The shower block was very clean and there is four sinks for pot washing, as well as a laundry room. We was told that the shower area is going to be rebuilt next year.
Will be more than help to book either a cottage or camping pitch next year. We was shown to our cottage and had a tour of the ground floor and was shown how to open the patio doors and the instructions for the kitchen gadgets.
They also left a small carton of milk in the fridge for us. 
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| Date of Visit: May 2011 |
Unit: Static |
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| Reviewer: Dan73 |
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We have stayed in Static Caravan Parks in quite a few places all across the UK and have enjoyed our stay each time. But this Park would have to be the best we have ever been to.
We stayed at Langstone over the Wedding Bank Holiday Weekend and had a fantastic time. It was clean and tidy with well kept lawns trees and gardens. It was quiet but with a nice atmosphere; kids playing, cows mooing.
We are also considering going back to camp there. The shower and washing facilities looked really good.
There is also a Pub! :-) How many places can boast that?! The meals were great.
The Park is also in a superb location being close to Tavistock and short drives to both north and south coasts. There are loads of places of interest near by and loads of walks that the staff can tell you about.
The Park backs right onto the beautiful Dartmoor with the Pew Tor a short walk up the hill.The views from there are breath taking.
Last but not least the Team at the park were really friendly and helpful. They really added to the overall ambiance of the place.
We would definitely go back!
The only very very minor improvement that could be made would be to to add WI FI.
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| Date of Visit: April 2011 |
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| Reviewer: Tonybriers |
3 reviews from this member |
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Was greeted with a warm welcome. Shown to our pitch and as this was our first visit. Shown all the facilities. We loved every minute here. Tavistock close at hand. Dartmoor at its best, and right on our doorstep. We cant thank you enough. We will definitely see you again. If you want a very clean site with the best access to Dartmoor then this is the place to be.
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| Date of Visit: August 2010 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Elusive17 |
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Langstone Manor is quite possibly one of the best camp sites I have ever stayed at. There were 4 of us (2 adults and 2 young children) staying in a tent in the small field behind the toilet block.
All the fields were nicely maintained, plots were levelled and tiered with foliage separating each level so you weren't looking down on other campers or feeling like others were peering down at you!
The toilet block was small but well maintained and cleaned regularly throughout the day. There were plenty of washing up sinks at the facilities which had washing up bowls and washing up liquid by the sinks for everyone to use. In the same area was a laundrette with a communal rotary airer and pegs available.
There was a nice little play park in the centre of the site, easily accessible from all parts of the park. As bikes weren't allowed on site, the area was a good size to allow the kids to play other games without interfering with other campers/tents/cars.
Also on site was a pub which was open in the evenings for meals. It was family friendly with a games room and a family room with plenty of games, books and toys for younger children. We were able to borrow some as well to take to the tent for the duration of our stay. They served gloriously tasty locally sourced meals for a reasonable price which was really handy on the occassionally rainy night.
There was a freezer in the foyer of the pub where you could freeze your own ice packs for a small donation (into a charity box). We found this extremely helpful as the weather was really hot!
The location of the park was in the moors with stunning views, peace and quiet and easy access for walks directly from the park.
Picnic tables were provided and scattered around the site for the use of the campers. They also provided slabs for campers who wanted to use disposible bbq's so the grass pitches wouldn't be damaged.
When the picnic table we were borrowing split, they replaced it with another one within the hour. The staff couldn't do enough to help us learn about the area, what we could do with the kids and anything we needed at the site. They also had a lovely puppy called Murphy who kept our children entertained for hours!
They also had a handful of chickens who wandered the site during the day. A few mornings the kids got up early so they could go and feed them!
All in all, this site is one of my favourites that I will be visiting again and again.
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| Date of Visit: August 2010 |
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| Reviewer: ClaireHeard |
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Great camping in a beautiful location.
We were a group of 4 families camping with children ranging from 2 to 9 years. We had a brilliant time and felt like we had been on holiday for much longer than we had. The facilities on site are very good and cleaned to a very high standard.
The pub on site serves good value hearty meals and there is an excellent range of games for the children within this area. The outside play park was a welcome addition. Location of the site is excellent having direct moor access. Pitches were nicely spaced and level. All in all a first class holiday and we will return next year.
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| Date of Visit: August 2010 |
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| Reviewer: SHEE |
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What a lovely site. Really friendly and well maintained. All pitches are level. Toilets and showers were clean with loads of hot water. My only, very mild irritation was having to remember a token for the shower! An excellent position for walking - straight out of the site onto the moor.
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| Date of Visit: June 2010 |
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| Reviewer: Wonky100 |
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Have just returned having spent 5 nights in a family pod at Langstone Manor and have to say that we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
The site is clean, quiet and picturesque.
The 'Manor' is not as grand as it sounds, but is ideal for a bite to eat (nothing fancy, but tasty and filling)or somewhere just to sit with a drink for an hour in a bit of comfort.
The games room is basic, but our children loved it. Pool table, air hockey, hand football (if that's what you call it!) and a couple 70s arcade games. But it meant we didn't spend a fortune and the children were happy.
There is a small park and because the site is small and quiet our children could go without us being with them. Which gave them some freedom and us some time to ourselves!
We're not walkers but still enjoyed this site. Just meant that wherever we went we had to drive.
Now the POD. It was great. I'm never camping again! Yes you have to take everything but the tent, but it does mean that it's already up when you arrive and you don't have to take down a wet tent (although we had very little rain last week!).
The family pod fitted the four of us in with all our cold and hot weather clothes and shoes. There is a heater so you don't get cold and a window to let in fresh air. The french doors lock so your things are safer than if they were in a tent. Plus there are 2 sockets which is great for charging the phones and camera, plus 2 lights and a couple of hooks for hanging up coats (perhaps could have done with a few more hooks and shelves).
If it had rained, the pod was big enough that we would have been able to bring the table and chairs inside so we could have played games.
We would definitely consider going back.
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| Date of Visit: October 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Chrisccarlson |
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I have camped at Langstone Manor for many many years now (Since before I was born) and have been very satisfied every single time, I have mostly visited with my family but have also made a couple of visits without them. Jane, David, Vicky and Karen are some of the nicest people that I know, and always provide a very warm welcome and are extremely helpful, such as on my last visit they offered to let me sleep on the sofa in the bar because of the pouring wind and rain, they even gave me a lift to the station the next day as I was on my bike.
The facilities are fantastic, with clean toilet/shower blocks and of course the bar, with the local brew Jail Ale, being an absolute must, to accompany the fantastic meals and puddings that are locally supplied.
The games room which is always open during the day is an absolute saviour for ducking out of the inevitable rain. The location of this campsite is fantastic too, 20 mins cycle from Tavistock, 1 hour from Gunnislake (the nearest rail station) and direct access onto the moor, which means evening walks up to pew tor are fantastic, particularly to watch the sun set over Bodmin moor, and to start a days walk from the campsite.
Overall Langstone manor is the very best campsite I have stayed at and I would continue to go back there again and again and again.
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: LesF |
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We have just had a wonderful week at this site and cannot reccommend it highly enough. The best aspect is the peace and quiet,it is in a beautiful tranquil area of Dartmoor. We enjoyed walking locally on the moors and coming back to the on - site bar for a drink and a meal.Everywhere was very clean and well organized and the staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly.
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Grenoble girl |
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Just returned from 10 days at Langstone and we have nothing but praise for it. On arrival we were given a choice of pitches. We had requested a corner pitch with trees when we booked ages ago, that was one of the choices but we went for the alternative of a well drained shale based flat pitch because of all the rain there had been and was forecast. I was a bit dubious of putting a tent on shale but there were no problems at all and we were dry the whole time. Really appreciated the advice and choice of pitches. We were behind the loos and near the bar, normally a spot I would run a mile from but it was the most peaceful and tranquil campsite I have ever been to, nothing disturbed us and the kids slept in well beyond 7.30 every morning :)Great walks from the site, our 6 and 4 yr old loved the walk up to Pew Tor, seeing the ponies and sheep on the way. Langstone is a great base for visiting many parts of Devon and Cornwall, north and south coasts, NT houses, Eden all easily accesible. Staff were available at the drop of a hat and were always helpful and really showed a genuine interest in us. Occasionally had to wait for a shower or a washing up sink but that's hardly the end of the world is it? Loved the option of chilling out in the Manor House with all the books and games on wet days. Had a really fab time and would definitely recommend it.
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Johnjory |
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Put off submitting this review for a while as I still can not satisfactorily quantify why I responded to the place the way I did (clearly contrary to the previous reviewers), but Langstone Manor did not quite ring my bell in the same way my caravanning trips usually do.
Location; quiet and within the National Park, very good. Customer service; fine. Toilets / showers; 20p token, not the most spacious or modern; but fine. Club (Manor) House; simply appointed bar, food menu a little limited, you could also order fresh baguettes for the morning, basically fine. Games Room; children were enjoying the place sociably enough, again fine. £30 non-refundable deposit, fair enough (I suppose). Rule about balance payments being required 4 weeks prior, and no reminder (see website), not quite so fair enough.
The most tangible thing that disappointed was that the pitching area had been terraced to provide level areas. Not a small undertaking, but the result was that you were physically overlooked by the unit above you.
Less tangibly, the camping field is behind a serious development of immaculately groomed statics separated by a high hedge. In comparison to this, the camping field felt like an afterthought and the Club (Manor) house & facilities block just looked a little ordinary. Additionally the name; Langstone Manor, it conjured up something quite grand, which for me, it did not quite live up to.
Sorry Langstone Manor, but that’s just the way I felt.
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| Date of Visit: June 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Mrchoo |
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We returned here after a pleasant stay 3 years ago in a Hike tent. It remains an extremely clean campsite with various improvements taking place. This campsite is extremely good at recycling and the staff are very helpful.
Beautiful surroundings and a pleasant atmosphere in the campsite. The moors are walking distance away and there are numerous walks to try. Local town Tavistock is full of descent shops including a Co-Op, Spar and a Somerfield / Morrison's just a short drive out of town. Thoroughly recommended campsite!
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| Date of Visit: June 2009 |
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| Reviewer: RosanRay |
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Stayed here for just one night during a week long touring holiday. Fabulous site. Staff really friendly and helpful. I particularly liked the fact that I was offered a choice of pitches. The one I selected was well-defined, flat and quite solid underfoot, despite recent rain. Toilets and showers of a high standard. Fully intend to come here again, probably with other half and caravan next time. On the morning before I left I followed the suggestion of a walk up Pew Tor. Can't recommend this highly enough. It's a short distance from the site, and an easy climb, easily do-able in an hour, and the views are spectacular.
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| Date of Visit: September 2008 |
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| Reviewer: Herman2009 |
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This site has some excellent tent pitches, however, there are just a couple underneath trees which should be avoided. The washroom facilities are excellent with well powered hot showers, although you do need to buy tokens for these.
There are no pub/eating facilities within easy walking distance of the site but the site itself has its own bar and serves food. The food is basic home cooking and all main meals come with either mixed veg or baked beans but it's all at a good price and very tasty and welcome after eating camp food. However, if you did want to dine out Tavistock is a short car ride away and there is also a bus route down on the main road.
If you like moor walking, this is an excellent location. You can walk a short way up the road from the site and be straight on the moor and carry on for miles. We walked to Princetown and back directly across the moor with very little road-walking involved which was great. In addition, there's plenty of things to do and see in Tavistock and the surrounding area if wet weather hits.
The owners and staff are excellent hosts and go out of their way to help you. Indeed on previous visits in extremely torrential rain, have gone out of their way to help wet campers drying their clothes and sleeping bags in the manor house.
The site is both child and dog friendly with ample space for both to stretch their legs and run. It also promotes recycling and requests visitors to use biodegradable chemicals for toilets.
The pitch prices are slightly more expensive to what we usually pay, but the welcome and attitude of the staff/owners is excellent and I would definitely return again.
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| Date of Visit: August 2008 |
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| Reviewer: Scott1414 |
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We stayed at this campsite which was lovely and was shown our pitch via a friendly person. The weather was wet and ground was a bit boggy. The toilets were very clean and tidy, good washing up and laundry facilities. The children play area was small but nice.
The campsite was situated right on the moors, ideal for moorland walks. Tavistock and surrounding areas where excellent. The only bad points for my children were no riding bikes on premises.
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