The turn in from the signpost mentioned looks too narrow to risk towing along but don't panic as the farm really is only a hundred yards on the right. The camping field is a Pentagon shape with trees in the centre.  Currently the branches are too low to park under but Martin has plans to lop these. There are 3 electric feeds triangulated around the trees with 2 feeds on each. There's a tap in the middle too. Mavis will supply extention cables so you can park where you like. There are no marked pitches. The whole field is undulating although the part nearer the gate has been levelled and hard core put down so is the best spot for motor homes. Martin plans to do a similar area at the opposite end which is much higher currently and then grass over it to make it more pleasing. I needed my levelling blocks and some.  There are old paving slabs available that do the job. I took time choosing a levelish pitch but would have struggled with the awning too, so didn't bother as only stayed one night. Tall trees surrounding the property will shelter from wind but don't hide the wonderful view of the distant Tors of Dartmoor. The lane is extremely quiet and a short footpath/ bridleway runs from a quarter of a mile along the lane back to the road where a short walk back completed the circle for a 20mins walk suitable to let the dog off lead.  For longer walks,  drive to a parking area or the moors themselves. Town with a convenience store/pub a short drive.