Exebridge is a paradox: it’s a base camp for the active, yet a sanctuary for the exhausted. You can hike Exmoor’s rolling heaths in the morning and be back for a lazy afternoon nap in the sun. Or, you can do absolutely nothing—and feel proud of it. The campsite doesn’t judge; it just offers you the space to be yourself.
One minute you’re paddleboarding on the lake (yes, it’s allowed!), the next you’re birdwatching with binoculars borrowed from a friendly neighbour. The air smells like grass and freedom. It’s the kind of place that makes you forget your phone exists, except for when you’re snapping photos of the sunset to make your friends jealous.
Exebridge Lakeside Club Campsite | The Caravan Club
A Few Practical Smiles
You’ll need to book ahead during peak season—this isn’t a well-kept secret forever. The pitches are spacious, many with lovely lake views, and there’s a handy waste-disposal point for motorhomes. Pro tip: bring a pair of binoculars and a good book. And maybe a waterproof coat, because Devon does love a light drizzle. But don’t worry; the rain only makes the grass greener and the hot chocolate tastier.
