Waterrow Touring Park: campsite review

Introduction to Waterrow Touring Park

Occupying the ideal location for an adults-only site, Waterrow Touring Park is situated in beautiful countryside, close to Exmoor National Park and three miles from Wiveliscombe.

The site itself is located alongside woodland and the River Tone, giving access to riverside walks and there are many public footpaths in the area accessible directly from the park.

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What the campsite has to offer

There are 42 pitches, all but two are fully serviced, the other two being large super pitches with a picnic bench. Trees, shrubs and hedges provide some privacy between rows and bird feeders attract a variety of feathered friends.

Facilities-wise there are toilets, showers, an accessible wet room, and a laundry area, all housed in a converted barn. At reception is a small shop selling essentials, there are ample water points located around the park, plus there is a motorhome service bay. WiFi is free of charge, and dogs are welcome.

Known locally as ‘Wivey’, Wiveliscombe has a selection of historic buildings, independent shops and two breweries.

Buses run from the main gate of the campsite to Taunton and Dulverton and there is a pub 300 yards away.

The site is in an ideal location for visiting Exmoor National Park, and Clatworthy Reservoir (no dogs allowed) is only six miles away.

Waterrow also offers painting courses with a local artist on certain dates throughout the year.

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