Harford Bridge Holiday Park is a long-established, family-run park set within Dartmoor National Park beside the River Tavy, roughly two and a half miles north of Tavistock.

Originally the site of the Wheal Union tin mine until 1850, it later became a farm campsite and now spans 16. 5 acres of level, grassy meadow shaded by mature trees, with the historic granite Harford Bridge at one corner.

The park offers around 125 touring pitches — many with electrical hook-ups and some with full services — plus 30 riverside pitches, hardstanding options, self-catering caravan holiday homes, camping pods, a shepherd's hut, and quirky escape pods.

On-site facilities include a modernised toilet block, laundry, shop, tennis court, play area, and a dog-walking field.

The site sits adjacent to a national cycle route and provides easy access to Dartmoor's moorland, the Tamar Valley National Landscape, and the Cornwall & West Devon Mining World Heritage Site.