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Loveland Farm is a glamping eco-retreat and Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site on the Hartland Peninsula in North Devon, best known for its cluster of nine geodesic domes and an indoor swimming pool. It sits near the village of Hartland, a few miles inland from Hartland Quay and the dramatic Atlantic coast, within the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere. The headline draw is the domes: design-led, insulated glamping spaces built with sustainability in mind, which suit couples and families who want comfort rather than roughing it. Alongside the glamping, the farm is registered as a small members-only Certificated Site that takes a handful of tents, caravans and motorhomes, though there are no electric hook-ups, so tourers should arrive self-sufficient. This is not a big touring park with a shop and entertainment, and campers who need hook-ups or lots of on-site facilities should look elsewhere. What sets Loveland Farm apart is the mix of a wild North Devon setting, the creative ethos of its owners and that heated indoor pool. Glamping stays are booked directly through the operator, and the camping field is open to Camping and Caravanning Club members.
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