Widecombe in the Moor

Motorhome Stopovers in Widecombe in the Moor

Widecombe in the Moor sits deep in Dartmoor National Park in Devon — a well-known moorland village famous for its annual fair and its 14th-century Church of St Pancras, often called the Cathedral of the Moor. The approach roads are narrow and winding, as you’d expect for a village surrounded by open moorland, and it sits roughly between Ashburton to the south and Moretonhampstead to the north. The B3387 is the main route in from the Bovey Tracey direction.

Motorhome Stopover Club members share verified stops around this part of Dartmoor — essential information given the lane widths and limited overnight motorhome parking in and around the national park. Motorhome-friendly options in this area book up quickly and local knowledge matters.

Stops in the Area

• Overnight motorhome parking — verified options on and around the moorland approaches to Widecombe, with member notes on access for larger vehicles
• Pub stopovers — motorhome-friendly pubs in Widecombe and the surrounding Dartmoor villages
• Campervan stops — smaller verified stops suited to the narrow lanes of central Dartmoor
• Member reviews — practical first-hand guidance from motorhomers who’ve navigated Dartmoor’s roads

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Touring Dartmoor National Park or exploring the south Devon moorland? Membership gives you verified stopovers here and across the national park and surrounding area.

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