Devon

Devon

Who could resist the lure of a caravan holiday in Devon, with the county’s charming coastline, quaint villages and some of the country’s most spectacular views? Added to this, the many attractions to visit, the area’s wildlife to discover and a heritage you will never forget, perhaps it’s time to book that holiday and start planning your trip to Devon. Get ready to sample some of the delicacies for which it is famed for, like crab sandwiches, locally produced ice cream, creamy fudge and, of course, a cream tea - just be sure to add the cream first, before your dollop of jam!

Why caravan hire in Devon?

It’s difficult to choose which holiday park in Devon to book as there are so many wonderful options, whether you’re going with your family or partner. Bideford Bay Holiday Park is located at the top of a hill in North Devon, giving holiday-makers some unforgettable views. Families can also take advantage of the heated swimming pool, sports courts and amusements before enjoying the evening entertainment. South Bay Holiday Park in the South of the county, has a wide variety of activities for children to enjoy, on-site amusements and bingo! Get ready to sample some of the delicacies for which it is famed for, like crab sandwiches, locally produced ice cream, creamy fudge and, of course, a cream tea - just be sure to add the cream first, before your dollop of jam!

Places to visit from static caravan parks in Devon

Whichever holiday park in Devon you choose to take your holiday at, you will no doubt be spoilt for choice with attractions to visit, towns and villages to explore and history to discover. The unique village of Appledore offers visitors an insight into its shipbuilding history with the North Devon Maritime Museum and Croyde offers visitors a gorgeous beach and is considered one of the best surfing locations in the world. Children will love a trip to the Milky Way Adventure Park  in Bideford with its rides., soft play area and outdoor play areas. Powderham Castle is located in Exeter, close to the River Exe, and as well as looking around the castle which has changed very little in 600 years, visitors can also explore the Secret Garden. Dogs are welcome in all areas except the Walled Garden and Deer Park. Whatever places you wish to visit from static caravan parks in Devon, you can do so easily as the county has a great number of train stations throughout and some great bus networks available for you to use.