Harford Bridge Holiday Park is a long-established, family-owned park set within Dartmoor National Park, beside the River Tavy near the village of Peter 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 occupies 16. 5 acres bounded by the river and a quiet moorland lane, with the classic granite Harford Bridge at its corner.

The park offers over 100 marked touring pitches on level grass or hardstanding, including around 30 riverside pitches, with electric hook-ups available on many.

Alternative accommodation includes self-catering caravan holiday homes, shepherd's huts, pods, and Escape Pods. On-site facilities include a shop, laundry, wet rooms, tennis court, and play area.

The site is dog-friendly, adjacent to a national cycle route, and provides easy access to Dartmoor, the Tamar Valley National Landscape, and the Cornwall and West Devon Mining World Heritage Site.

Camping and touring pitches are open from March to November; self-catering units run mid-March to end of October.