This Dartmoor caravan site has just gone on the market for £2.5m

For anyone dreaming of owning a campsite in Dartmoor, this could be your moment to make it a reality – if you have £2.5 million burning a hole in your pocket. Langstone Manor Caravan & Camping Park, set in the tranquil Moortown hamlet within Dartmoor National Park, is now available for sale after 25 years under the same dedicated owners.

Located in the quiet hamlet of Moortown, within Dartmoor National Park and just a few miles from the popular town of Tavistock, Langstone Manor combines peaceful surroundings with easy access to both the north and south Devon coasts.

Its position in the heart of the moor makes it a firm favourite with visitors seeking walking, cycling and nature-based breaks, as well as those wanting to explore the wider region.

It’s no surprise then that Langstone Manor has long been voted one of the best motorhome sites in the UK by Practical Motorhome readers, appearing consistently in our Top 100 Sites Guide, most recently in our Top 100 Sites Guide 2025.

The site was actually voted the best motorhome site in Devon in our 2023 Guide.

Langstone has been operating in some form since the 1950s, originally as a country park. Under its current owners, the site has evolved into a well-established and mixed-use leisure business. They’ve invested in significant upgrades over the years, including an extended touring field, a modern reception and shop completed in 2012, and an upgraded shower and laundry block added in 2010.

The park spans just under five acres and offers a wide range of accommodation, including static caravans, camping and touring pitches, glamping pods and holiday cottages. There are currently 25 statics on site with nine available for hire and 16 privately owned, alongside 40 touring and camping pitches. Glamping has become a key part of the offering, with 18 pods currently in place, and planning permission is already in place for nine additional ‘Mega pods’ in a walled garden area.

Two three-bedroom holiday cottages, converted from former stables in the 1980s, provide further guest accommodation. At the heart of the site stands the main house, believed to have been built around 1870. Though not listed, it retains many of the character features expected of a Victorian property. The building includes a bar, restaurant, conservatory, games room and kitchen on the ground floor, with two flats above.

The business currently trades on a seasonal basis, supported by two couples working as live-in wardens and two cleaners. The bar and restaurant are operated by a third party on a rolling informal agreement. Financially, the park has delivered a strong performance, with a three-year average turnover of £450,000 (excluding bar and restaurant income) and an EBITDA in the region of £220,000 per year.

With potential to extend the season and further develop the site, Langstone Manor presents a compelling opportunity for those looking to invest in a well-established and much-loved holiday park in a sought-after Dartmoor location.

Langstone Manor is not the only campsite to go on the market in recent weeks, with Trewan Hall in Cornwall being put up for sale for £3.5m. The site, which has also appeared in a previous Top 100 guide, is 36 acres and is only nine miles from Newquay.

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