Koa Tree Camp

Koa Tree Camp sits in North Devon farmland near Welcombe, where the woodland meets rolling countryside and the coastline is a short distance away. The site offers geodesic domes and Scandinavian wooden cabins, each fitted with a wood burner, comfortable beds, and enough electrical points for a proper stay. The domes in particular pull in views across North Devon that make the premium feel justified.

The communal setup is a genuine draw for groups: a large shared kitchen with every utensil you could need, a pub on site that actually delivers, and food and beer catering available for weekenders who want the whole thing handled. Hannah and Roger run the place with real attentiveness, and repeat guests are a consistent theme across the reviews. Valley walks lead out from the property; the coastline, beach towns, and village pubs are all within reach for days out.

This is glamping that leans social rather than solitary. The communal fire pits, pub, and shared kitchen mean conversations happen naturally, and it suits groups and families well. Couples looking for total seclusion may find the sociable energy not quite right for a quiet weekend, but for a gathering with friends or a family break where you want someone else to hold the logistics, the site is well set up.