Welcome to Exe Valley, where you will find an abundance of flowers throughout the year.

Looking back down the valley, all the pitches are beside the River Exe on one side and beside the Millstream on the other.   

View from the opposite bank of the river with Bridgetowm Mill and the campsite shower block in the background.

Our dog exercise area beside the River Exe. The river supports Brown Trout and Grayling throughout the year, with salmon and sea trout in the Autumn.
  

The 17th Century Mill has been well preserved, many of the working parts are in place or on display at the entrance to the campsite.

The old building is honoured to have Pipistrelle, Brown Long-eared and Lesser Horseshoe Bats in its loft.
  

There is a pleasant walk within our site, going past the Fir Tree Plantation, to sit and watch the water cascading over the Weir and down the Salmon pass. Yes, the Salmon and Trout can be seen leaping in late summer and autumn.

Birds are in abundance with Kingfishers, Dippers, Herons and Pheasants making regular appearances. Campers have observed from their caravans the Red Deer drinking from the Exe early in the mornings.
  

The beautiful planting of decorative trees, shrubs and conifers blend in with the natural wild flowers and deciduous self sown trees along the river banks.

This photograph of a Kingfisher was taken by Tom and Marie Robertson from their pitch.

For just relaxation enjoy a cream tea on your pitch, enjoy the beautiful countryside and look out for all the wildlife around.