Best Vineyard Stays in Devon

Ten Acres Vineyard offers glamping and camping options with beautiful views over the vineyard, Devon countryside, and Dartmoor.

Accommodation includes a fully furnished glamping tent that sleeps up to four (two adults/two children), a restored gypsy wagon for romantic getaways, and ten spacious grass pitches for tents and campervans. The site is noted for its peaceful, friendly atmosphere away from traffic noise, with skylarks and birdsong being the loudest sounds.

Amenities for campers include a hot shower, two compost loos, a chemical disposal unit, and a campsite shelter with an Ooni pizza kitchen. There are also electrical sockets and a freezer for guest use. Fire pits are available, and logs, kindling, and charcoal can be purchased on-site at The Devon Wine Shack, which also sells the vineyard's own sparkling and still wines, local ales, ciders, and homemade apple juice.

Children are welcome, and dogs on leads are allowed on the campsite and vineyard tours (maximum two per pitch), but not within the glamping units. The vineyard offers weekly Saturday vineyard tours and tastings, and a Wednesday cheese and wine tasting hour. The vineyard operates seasonally for tours and tastings from May 1st to September 30th. While not explicitly year-round accommodation, camping season is mentioned.

The campsite also features a field for children and dogs to run free, and a woodland with hammocks. It's a mile's walk to Winkleigh village, which has pubs, cafes, and shops.

Camping/campervan pitches are £12.00 a night for adults (16+) and £6 a night for children (5-16), with under 5s and dogs being free. There's a two-night minimum stay for Friday/Saturday arrivals. Glamping prices are not explicitly stated, but for a safari tent (furnished), it starts at £60 a night, with a two-night minimum stay.

Lympstone Manor offers 21 luxurious guestrooms and suites within its Grade II listed Georgian manor house and six secluded Shepherd Huts nestled in the woodland overlooking the vineyard. Manor house accommodations are individually designed, named after Exe estuary birds, feature hand-painted artwork, and often provide panoramic views of the estuary or gardens. Master suites may include private balconies or terraces with outdoor fire pits and soak tubs. The Shepherd Huts offer apartment-style living with king-size beds, open-plan kitchenettes, lounges, and some include outdoor hot tubs.

All rooms provide free WiFi, espresso makers, flat-screen TVs, and designer toiletries. The property boasts 28 acres of grounds, an outdoor heated swimming pool (seasonal, February to November), a tennis court, and a Sculpture Walk.

A Michelin-starred fine dining restaurant, helmed by Michael Caines, and a more casual Pool House Restaurant and Bar are both on-site. The Pool House is also dog-friendly. Room service is available 24 hours. Children are welcome throughout the hotel, with cots and Z-beds offered those aged five and over can dine in the main restaurant. Dogs are permitted in designated suites and all Shepherd Huts for an additional fee, with provided amenities, and are welcome in the grounds and Pool House.

Accommodation, including dinner, bed, and breakfast packages, starts from approximately £950 for a Classic Garden Room, with suites reaching over £2,000 per night. Room-only rates start from around £420. The hotel frequently offers promotions like early bird discounts or seasonal sales.

From £1,000 for three nights,

Sandridge Barton offers three self-catering properties: Sandridge Barton House, a luxurious six-bedroom Georgian house sleeping up to 12 with an indoor swimming pool, games room (including table tennis, table football, and snooker), and Starlink WiFi The Boathouse, a secluded two-bedroom property for four guests situated directly on the River Dart's tideline and the newly renovated four-bedroom Lower Well Farmhouse, accommodating up to eight, conveniently located beside the visitor centre, winery, and ROAM restaurant, featuring a sun-drenched garden terrace. While all are self-catering, the estate boasts the ROAM restaurant, open seven days a week for lunch and offering a bar menu with local, seasonal produce. Children are welcome, and the estate provides walking trails with brass rubbing posts for them. Small, well-behaved dogs are permitted at Lower Well Farmhouse, but not at Sandridge Barton House. The accommodation appears to be available year-round. Stays start from £1,000 for three nights (Boathouse).

From £305 per night,

Old Walls Vineyard offers six luxury self-catering lodges, each accommodating up to four guests in a double and a twin room. The lodges are well-appointed with a fully equipped kitchen, lounge, dining area, family bathroom, veranda, patio, Wi-Fi, TV, DVD player, and complimentary tea/coffee facilities. Children are welcome, with Z-beds available at an extra cost. Two of the lodges, Auxerrois and Bacchus, are dog-friendly, featuring enclosed patios, and pets are also permitted in the onsite Regent's Bistro and its terrace. The bistro provides breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and evening meals on specified days, with some packages including complimentary breakfast. The accommodation is available year-round. Prices start from approximately £305.

From £225 per night,

The Wine Lodge offers a luxurious, self-catering couples' retreat, stylishly furnished with a boutique-style interior. This one-bedroom accommodation features a super-king size bed, flat-screen TV, and kitchen facilities including a microwave and refrigerator. Guests enjoy exclusive access to a private swimming pool and wood-fired hot tub. While the estate generally welcomes children and dogs, the Wine Lodge is specifically designed as a couples' escape. An onsite restaurant provides breakfast, lunch, and tipsy teas, with pizza and cocktail nights also available. The estate's restaurant is open seasonally from April to the end of September, Tuesday to Saturday. Accommodation at The Wine Lodge starts from £225 per night.