Taw Bottom is situated in the centre of Devon at South Tawton, near Okehampton. One of its boundaries is the River Taw and it is within walking distance of Dartmoor. The fourteen-acre site comprises extensive woodland with four campsites, the Longhouse building, a Campfire Circle and a Quiet Area. Each of the campsites has its own solid wooden shelter, flush toilets, wash basins and hot showers. Trees and bushes give privacy from the other sites.
There is camp equipment for hire, sufficient for twenty-four people. Also on-site are pioneering equipment, (which includes materials for making bridges, chariots, rafts - and more), a Fitness Trail and an Orienteering Trail. Archery instruction is available on request.

The Longhouse is a good-sized wooden building which has a fully equipped catering-style kitchen and an activity room. It can be booked separately from the camping sites. There are facilities for the disabled. The car park is large enough for coaches as well as a good number of cars and minibuses. A 2-berth caravan may be hired for additional accommodation.
Taw Bottom is easily accessible from the A30 and the town of Okehampton is only seven miles away, with a good range of shops, supermarkets and other facilities.
Other local activities include:
Taw Bottom lends itself to camps and day visits by all Girlguiding members. We hope that all who visit it will enjoy the peace and tranquility which can be found in this beautiful place.
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