Quirky Devon Shepherd’s Hut

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The quirky and cosy interior combines with modern luxuries to convey a unique ambience!

The Devon Shepherd's Hut sits in a hedged quiet area of the park and is a perfect retreat for two. Inside, you’ll find a comfy double bed for lazy lie-ins, a table, two chairs, a fridge, kettle, toaster and a wicker hamper containing cutlery, tableware and drinking glasses.

With under-floor heating, double-glazing, sheep’s wool insulation and a small wood-burning stove, you’ll be toasty and warm whatever the weather. The Shepherd's Hut really is glamorous camping (glamping) at its best!

Alfresco cooking

Outside the hut is a field kitchen with everything you need to cook al fresco – freshwater, induction hobs, pots, pans, essential utensils and a firepit with a BBQ grill. When you’re done cooking, enjoy your meal in the outdoor seating area with the stunning Dartmoor landscape as your backdrop.

You’ll find our heated toilet and shower block just a short walk from the hut. You’re welcome to make use of our recreational facilities including a tennis court and indoor games room with pool table and TV.

The perfect base for your Devon adventure

The River Tavy at Harford Bridge Park is not safe to access if someone has disability. The river bed is stony, uneven and slippery. At Harford Bridge Park the banks unfenced, with vertical drops on the park side of the river.. . — River Tavy at Harford Bridge Park
The Tavy is a fast rising and falling river that springs from Tavy Cleeve to the East of the holiday park. Many birds, migratory Salmon and Sea Trout are present; also Otter and, after dark, many bats hunt the river corridor. It is not safe to swim in the river and, if paddling, wear hard footwear.

Access is by a sloping gravel path (20m @ 15% gradient approx) through a 3ft 6in (110cm) gate onto the hard surface of the court. — Hard Tennis Court
Access to the Tennis Court is from a path below the holiday caravans terrace. Use is free, and racquets + balls can be borrowed from the Shop/Reception. Please abide by our rules about footwear, eating and drinking posted on court signs. No booking required.

Grenoffen Tunnel
Brunel's 1850 railway tunnel now part of Drakes Trail Cycle Route

Bentor Church — Brentor Church Devon
The church sits upon a an extinct volcano and is 2-miles from Harford Bridge Park

A Dartmoor Tor at sunset
Dartmoor's wild landscape is a short distance from Harford Bridge Park

The Devon Shepherd's Hut sleeps a maximum of two (over 18 only) and is a pet-free unit. One-night bookings are available on request but will attract a surcharge.