Stafford Moor is a peaceful Devon hideaway that blends lakeside downtime with easy access to the best of the South West. Stafford Moor is especially well suited to buyers who want a quieter, nature-led base—think morning walks around the water, relaxed afternoons on the decking, and a simple on-park bar/restaurant option when you don’t fancy cooking. Pets are welcome (subject to park rules), and some lodges may come with extras such as hot tubs.

Set near Winkleigh (close to Dolton), Stafford Moor makes a great “switch off” location that still puts North Devon, North Cornwall, Exmoor and Dartmoor within comfortable driving distance for day trips.

A closer look at Stafford Moor

Stafford Moor is built around space and scenery, with fishing lakes and countryside surroundings doing most of the heavy lifting. It’s less about packed entertainment schedules and more about quality time—whether that’s angling, walking routes, or simply having a calm base to return to after a coastal day out.

Buying at Stafford Moor

• Homes for sale: Holiday lodges may be available (new and pre-owned), depending on current stock.
• Park type & use: Holiday (confirm permitted use, season length and owner rules during enquiry).
• Letting options: If you’re considering holiday letting, ask what’s permitted and what support (if any) is available.
• Part-exchange: Ask the team whether part-exchange is available on the lodge you’re considering (availability can vary).
• Viewings: Best arranged in advance so you can compare lodge positions, lake outlooks, parking and what’s included.
• Pets: Pet-friendly overall, with sensible rules for shared areas—confirm the current policy before committing.

Next steps: Browse available lodges, request the full ownership details for your shortlist, and compare with other holiday lodges for sale in Devon.

Life at Stafford Moor

Life at Stafford Moor is intentionally low-key: early starts by the water, long lunches, and slow evenings back at the lodge. It’s ideal if your perfect break is built around the outdoors—fishing, walking, nature watching—rather than the bright-lights resort vibe.

Nearby & Getting Around

• North Devon & the coastline: Great for traditional seaside days and coastal walking routes (driving distances vary by destination).
• Exmoor & Dartmoor: Strong choices for big scenery, hiking routes and viewpoints.
• North Cornwall: Handy for harbour towns and beach stops when you fancy a longer day out.
• Road links: Most owners travel by car; plan routes via local A-roads depending on where you’re coming from.
• Rail (service dependent): For train journeys, you’ll typically use a larger station, then continue by road—check live timetables for the most suitable route.
• Sat nav: EX19 8PP

FAQs

Where is Stafford Moor in the UK?

Stafford Moor is near Winkleigh (close to Dolton) in Devon, postcode EX19 8PP.

Is Stafford Moor a residential park?

Stafford Moor is a holiday park. Always confirm the current licence terms and permitted use before you buy.

Do you have to be an angler to enjoy Stafford Moor?

Not at all. The lakes are a major draw, but many owners simply come for the peaceful setting, countryside walks and easy access to days out.

Is fishing available on-site?

Stafford Moor is known for on-site fishing lakes. Ask about the access included for owners and whether there are any rules, permits, or lake-specific guidelines.

Is Stafford Moor pet-friendly?

Yes, it’s pet-friendly, with park rules to keep things comfortable in shared spaces. Confirm any limits (numbers, breeds, leads) when you enquire.

Are there places to eat and drink on-site?

There is typically an on-park bar/restaurant option, ideal for low-effort evenings. Check opening days/times if that matters to you.

Do lodges at Stafford Moor come with hot tubs?

Some lodges may be marketed with hot tubs, but it’s usually selected accommodation rather than every unit—confirm what’s included with the lodge you’re viewing.

What’s there to do near Stafford Moor?

Popular days out include North Devon coast trips, moorland walking on Exmoor/Dartmoor, and exploring South West towns and countryside routes—ideal if you like mixing quiet lodge time with the occasional adventure.