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We have visited this campsite a few times over the yearsand it has always been amazing. I don't use this term lightly but this place goes above and beyond to make your stay wonderful. We had ghastly eather and were in a tent, so the warm welcome of food in the bar and games was a bonus, but what makes this really special are the people and the facilities. Long ago there was a cute pink toilet block for the ladies, which was very clean and better than every where else, but now there is a super clean, modern and spacious toilet block, with hot water on demand, large cubicles and eve a free hairdryer. There are washing up facilities as good as your own home and a laundry room. The price is very reasonable and our pitch was spacious and delightful. They even managed to put us in the spot we requested when booking. There is plenty of recycling and a real 'green' vibe here. The staff are lovely and there are no 'dos and donts'. What else can I say? Te only downside is that any campsite you ever go to after this will be a disappointment!
Only stayed one night, but would definitely visit again. Sited on the edge of Dartmoor the pitch we had had a lovely view. The people were very friendly and helpful. The food, in the on-site Manor House bar, was very reasonably priced for a good sized portion of excellent fare.
The drinks too.
The toilet block/showers were very clean and warm.
They even supplied dog poo bags if you had forgotten yours!
Our first outing of 2016 and we chose here. Not disappointed one bit, it is absolutely lovely. The park setting is so quiet, with views over the moors or looking up to Pew tor, which is well worth the climb. The owners were very friendly and showed us to our pitch which was a good size and reasonably level.
The showers/toilets were very clean and warm. We didn't need the washing up facilities but imagine that they are just fine. The house has a bar and you can have meals there but we declined this time. This is a family friendly, pet friendly, quiet place to stay and we will most definitely be back.
Just spent 4 nights on this fantastic site. Hubby a bit dubious because of the access, it is down 3/4 mile of single lane and he has not been towing long but it was not a problem. There are many passing places and it should not put anyone off because this fairly isolated site is well worth it if that is what you like. It is immaculately clean with excellent facilities, friendly wardens and good pitches. The best bit for us is the walking straight onto the moors from the site, we are keen walkers and did not use our cars for the whole 4 days it was lovely. Our dog had a great time.
That brings me to my only groan and it is not regarding the camp site itself but the people who use it. What is it that makes some dog owners think that the rules do not apply to them? Three dogs ran out at mine and one tried to hump her. When I asked the the owner politely to remove her dog and put it on the lead as the camp site rules dictate she gave me a mouthful of sarcastic retort and then continued to stare at me and give me dirty looks as if I had asked something terribly unreasonable of her. She did, however, put the dogs onto leads but you don't really want that agro when you are on holiday. There were still at least 2 other people on the site who did not think the rules apply to them and let their dogs run around the camp free. My dog isn't a fan of being tied up and she is really well behaved and friendly but that is not the point if you don't want to tie your dog up you shouldn't be there.
That said I would return to this excellent site which I cannot fault in any other way and I understand that they cannot police the camp
Site 24/7. Many thanks for a great break and fantastic walking.
What views! & what peace & quiet! An exceptionally friendly welcome. Loads of comings& goings but very little disturbance& very sociable. A very warm welcome & we found it very easily, though being off the beaten track is one of its joys, so narrow lanes, good driving if you bring own van.
Our static was very well equipped & warm. My partner is not very mobile, so we were offered a site at the top of the site, which is where the restaurant, bar games room, shop & TV lounge (always TV on in there, so we didn't use it, but site busy, so maybe not always) are & this worked well for us. We liked that the Hub was homely, not glitzy
All facilities very clean & tidy & accessible. Lots of thoughtful features, nothing too much trouble.
We found lovely walks nearby, went to the one local pub, did lots of visits to pretty villages (lots of lovely cream teas!)& visited several places of historical interest, such as old mines, beautifully interpreted, ideal for us.
This campsite had it all for us & we shall definitely return.
This site is set in the beautiful area of Dartmoor.
We only stayed at this site as a stop off on our way down to Cornwall and were only there for 13 hours however on arrival we were greeted warmly with information on the site and were taken down to our pitch which was on a terrace due to the slope of the site. The pitch was adequate for our set up although the site felt cramped where we were.
The facilities were excellent with a modern and clean block which had 3 showers in the ladies with 1 housing a toilet and basin. There were plenty of washing up sinks and a separate laundry room.
The only gripe was that it was a little noisy at night with comings and goings of cars and loud talkers but this is more down to inconsiderate others.
Stayed for six nights in our tourer, with our dog, at this excellent site.
The site is quite remote and accessed by narrow roads - so be careful to follow access advice on the website. The reception will probably not be open, but this isn't a problem as there is an intercom on the door and someone is just a few seconds away.
The camping/touring section is divided into two areas, neither too big, both of which are mainly grass but with hard standing. Grass pitches are quite small, several campers had to park their cars away from the pitch, but we managed to shoehorn our car, van and awning onto our pitch (grateful for motor mover) with a bit of grass left over for bbq or just sitting in the sun. Hard standings are more generous and more easily accessed (but we prefer grass).
All pitches are well-placed for the excellent and modern toilet/shower/Elsan facilities, always scrupulously clean and looked after by very pleasant and hard-working wardens. Showers are a very good size and free.
The site is based around a manor house which has a games room, and a further spacious family/sitting room (which has wi-fi for £2 per stay). In addition is a basic but comfy bar, which opens from 7 - 9. 30 each evening and sells a good range of booze, including excellent Dartmoor Ales (served by the same cheery wardens, who do work hard). Food is served in the bar and in the family room during bar opening hours. The menu offers a good range of favourite English fayre at very reasonable prices, from curries and lasagne to ham or beef puddings, with desserts in the same style.
Dogs are allowed everywhere (apart, reasonably from a children's play area) so long as they are well-behaved and on a leash.
Children have an excellent fenced, grassy play area with assorted climbing frames and swings, though campers can't monitor it from their pitches (except for statics)
While the site isn't very close to anywhere, Plymouth is 9 miles away and Tavistock only 3. From the site you are straight onto Dartmoor and some excellent walking, with many picturesque villages within half an hour's drive (and also very good pubs, all dog-friendly).
This site is a real find and well-priced. We would dfinitely stay again when in the area.
Great well kept site with choice of hard standing or grass pitches, spotless facilities and most helpful, cheerful and welcoming staff. Games room open daily and bar serves good food all week in high season.
Really handy for driving or by foot into Tavistock and right on the edge of Dartmoor for good walking.
We spent 9 nights here. The toilet and shower facilities were spotless, the pitch was large and private.
We didn't use the bar as it was only open for a few hours at the weekend.
Access to Dartmoor is literally on the doorstep, just a walk up the lane and there you are. This, our dog loved. The site is beautiful, well kept and very quiet, the staff cannot do enough to ensure your stay is perfect.
Now for access. Don't be put off.
We towed an ACE award tristar 4 berth caravan for the first time, to this site and we are newby towers.
As advised by Langstone Manor when booking. DO NOT FOLLOW THE SAT NAV directions if you are towing. Carry on to just outside Tavistock.
We had no problems as there are pull ins most of the way when taking this route and it is pretty quiet and wide enough.
Really enjoyed our stay here and would definitely return
It's a lovely campsite with excellent facilities. The toilets and showers are modern and very clean, and the site is very well laid out with lots of information on signs as well as helpful and knowledgeable staff in the camp shop. I was particularly please to see proper recycling facilities and there are picnic benches and BBQ slabs for most pitches. The bar and games room is lovely, and the whole place has a great welcoming atmosphere. I'm looking forward to finding an excuse to visit again!
The website gives the impression that this is a much bigger 'holiday park' than it actually is. This suited us well, because we don't really like these very big concerns. There is a small area of statics at the site entrance, but then you come to three smallish areas for the use of tourers and tents. Two are flat and the one we stayed on was sloping, but very well terraced. We were in the top pitch, with fabulous views down over the moorland. There was one other caravan near the bottom of the field and the management were kind enough to leave our view uninterrupted for most of our stay, despite lots of comings and goings.
The facilities were very good, with a large central block, well screened with vegetation, containing three toilets and showers for each sex, a private, disabled friendly bathroom, a laundry and washing up facilities. All were spotlessly clean at all times, hot water was freely available, and the ladies bathroom had a hair drier, which is always useful. I believe, however, that hot water is on a meter in the private bathroom.
In addition, there is a social hub called the manor. More a big house than a manor and a little shabby (or relaxed, if you prefer), this contained a bar and restaurant and a large lounge with widescreen TV and board games. The bar and restaurant was only open at the weekends with restricted hours and we did not eat there, but the food being served looked like good pub grub and lots of people were taking advantage of it. The football was on when we went in for a drink, but on subsequent occasions it was not, so they obviously only put it on for specific events, not as a general background noise, which is nice.
There is wifi in the manor and you can get the code by donating two pounds to charity. However, don't expect to be able to stream movies or music. I don't think broadband has reached Langstone Manor yet!
They are very keen on recycling and make it very easy to do, which is helpful.
The team were friendly and helpful and it was nice to be able to order baked goods for collection in the morning. We had freshly baked coissants on two mornings of our stay.
The site was very well located, with opportunities to walk on the moor from the gate. There were no pubs or shops very nearby, but we had a lovely drink in the gardens of the Two Bridges Inn, a short drive up the main road, past the turnoff for Princetown. They also do good cream teas.
Access with a large outfit would, I think be a bit scary, as the roads are very narrow and I dread to think what would happen if two large caravans met going in opposite directions on some of them. However, if you don't follow your satnav and go the way suggested, there is only a short stretch where this would be a problem.
Langstone is a lovely quiet site, with good views and an excellent location for getting up onto the Moor, which is the main draw for us. Facilities are very clean, staff friendly. We have stayed several times and only discovered the bar for the first time this time(limited openings). They serve a small range of bar snacks-ideal for campers, wet evenings, and if you don't want to drive to go out to eat.
What a site whether you're camping caravaning or staying in a living van, pod or cottage this site excels itself with the level of service, standards of the pitches, topography of the site and the facilities.
The addition of the games room, lounge and bar in the manor house, the ability to have a cooked meal in the evening at a reasonable price is great.
We enjoyed our week her and will be back in the future
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
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 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Electric Car Charging Point
We stayed here for a long weekend and had the best time!
