Steamer Quay Caravan and Motorhome Club Site sits on the banks of the River Dart at Totnes in South Devon, a short riverside walk from the town centre. Following a full redevelopment of more than £1 million, the site now has 74 hardstanding pitches, including 46 serviced pitches with metered electric, alongside a refurbished shower and toilet block, motorhome service and waste points, and an electric-vehicle charging point. It takes caravans and motorhomes rather than tents, and works well for couples and families who want to explore Totnes on foot and leave the car behind. Dogs are welcome. A Morrisons is about five minutes away over Totnes bridge, and the town's independent shops, pubs and restaurants are close by. The steam railway, riverboat trips down to Dartmouth and the wider South Hams countryside give plenty to fill a few days. As a Club campsite Steamer Quay is open to members and non-members, opening from 20 March to 2 November 2026 with arrivals from 1pm. Book ahead in summer, as the Totnes area stays busy across South Devon.
Steamer Quay Caravan And Motorhome Club Site TQ9 5AL
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How far is Steamer Quay from Totnes town centre?
Steamer Quay Caravan and Motorhome Club Site is a short riverside walk from Totnes town centre in South Devon. A Morrisons is about five minutes away over Totnes bridge, so you can easily leave the car and explore the town on foot.
Does Steamer Quay have serviced pitches?
Yes, after a redevelopment of more than £1 million Steamer Quay has 74 hardstanding pitches, including 46 serviced pitches with metered electric. There is also a refurbished shower block, motorhome service points and an electric-vehicle charging point at Totnes in South Devon.
Does Steamer Quay allow tents?
No, Steamer Quay Caravan and Motorhome Club Site takes caravans and motorhomes rather than tents. It suits tourers who want to explore Totnes and the South Hams on foot, with the town's shops and restaurants close by in South Devon.
Are dogs allowed at Steamer Quay?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Steamer Quay. The riverside setting at Totnes gives easy walking along the Dart, and the wider South Devon countryside and coast path are within reach for longer outings. Please keep dogs on a lead around the pitches.
When is Steamer Quay open in 2026?
Steamer Quay is open from 20 March to 2 November 2026, with arrivals from 1pm, and it welcomes both Club members and non-members. Book ahead through the Caravan and Motorhome Club in summer, when Totnes and the wider South Devon stay busy.
Things to do nearby
Beach nearby
Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Golf
Indoor pool
Watersports
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