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Forged Earth Craft Retreat And Camping

Devon (North)
Devon (North) · EX226LD
At a glance
Real campfires allowed
Sea views
Beach access

Why campers love it here

Real campfires allowed at the site
Sea views from the campsite
Easy access to the beach

About this site

Forged Earth Craft Retreat and Camping is a small, back to nature campsite and craft retreat at Foxhole, Whitstone, near Holsworthy in North Devon, close to the Cornwall border and the coast around Bude. The site takes around ten pitches for tents and motorhomes, each mown into long grass with its own campfire spot, so it is a peaceful, low key place rather than a facility packed park. Amenities are deliberately simple, with a portaloo, water point and washing up sinks in the camping field, plus a flushing toilet, electric shower, sink and charging points at the main building. What sets Forged Earth apart is the craft side, with pottery and metalwork studios on site where guests can join workshops in throwing pots, welding, mosaics and bone carving, alongside longer craft breaks. Farm animals including pigs, ponies, goats and lambs, along with genuinely dark skies for stargazing, add to the character. It suits campers who want quiet, campfires and a creative twist rather than shops, hook-ups or entertainment, and it is not set up for caravans. Opening tends to focus on the summer months, so the site is best booked ahead for July and August. For a hands on, unhurried camping trip in this quiet corner of North Devon, Forged Earth is a genuinely different option.

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Campfires allowed
Sea views
Beach access
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Forged Earth Craft Retreat And Camping
EX226LD

Good to know

Are campfires allowed at Forged Earth?
Yes, campfires are a highlight and every pitch has its own campfire spot, with grass pitches mown into longer grass for privacy. Combined with genuinely dark skies for stargazing, it makes for a relaxed, back to nature camping trip near Holsworthy in North Devon.
Does Forged Earth run craft workshops?
Yes, the site is a craft retreat with pottery and metalwork studios on site, where guests can join workshops in throwing pots, welding, mosaics and bone carving, as well as longer craft breaks. This creative side is what sets Forged Earth apart from an ordinary campsite.
Can I bring a caravan to Forged Earth?
No, Forged Earth takes tents and motorhomes only, across around ten grass pitches, and is not set up for caravans. It is a small, simple site aimed at campers who want quiet, campfires and a creative twist rather than a facility packed touring park.
What facilities are there at Forged Earth?
Amenities are deliberately simple, with a portaloo, water point and washing up sinks in the camping field, plus a flushing toilet, electric shower, sink and charging points at the main building. There are no electric hook-ups, so it suits low key, off grid style camping.
When is Forged Earth open?
Opening focuses on the summer months, so the site is best booked ahead for July and August. It lies at Foxhole, Whitstone, near Holsworthy in North Devon, close to the Cornwall border and the coast around Bude, with farm animals adding to its character.

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Beach nearby
Bike hire
Boat launch or mooring
Watersports

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