I'm going on Friday weather might be bad forecast rain all week I've been once was good sea is cold…read more:( It is raining :(

Located on the beautiful coastline of Devon and recommend gps to guide you in meaning this holiday…read morepark is a hidden treasure packed full of activities at the centre of the park with mini market, fastfood outlets such as Papa Johns and BurgerKing gaints amongst others.....Devon Cliffs is just that, magnificent views can be seen from the Cliffs of Devon

Been coming here foe 3 years straight and this Paid £1400 for 10 nights only to find out that the…read morespa and pampering area is now closed to holiday makers due to a business decision. I specifically chose this park and paid a premium compared to other parks because of the spar and jacuzzu was great for my wife and I whilst the kids can also have fun. My daughters were also disappointed as the pamper night had also been removed. Happy to take my money over the phone. in February without notice of the spa removal. Going elsewhere next year due to spa closure which I really looked forward too.

Welcome Holiday Park is a truly independant park, not owned by a chain, so the service is more of a…read morepersonal level. The accomodation available includes, chalets, flats, bungalows, caravans and the most gorgeous lodges. If only I could strap a lodge to the roof rack,they are amazing. The site is level, (bar the speed ramps), and there are accomodation specifically for wheelchair users. The site has a great entertainments programme with both day and night entertainement. The evening cabaret includes shows, bingo, kids games. The passes are included in with the price of the holiday. There is an extensive indoor swimming pool, which is lush. this is a family friedly site and I would highly recommend it. The site is a gentle 10 minute walk to the beach.

My family and I holidayed here 2 years running. It is an independent holiday park so not park of a…read morebig faceless chain like park or haven. We found the park to be lovely, the reception is like a Spanish Hacienda and there's a very tropical feel to the whole park with lots of palm trees and sandy open areas. The accomodation we stayed in was top notch and disabled friendly. The clubhouse was spotlessly clean and the staff were so friendly we knew them all like friends by the end of our stay. The food onsite is great, much better than the normal food in places like this. The entertainment is fantastic and there's no fees for passes it's all included in your holiday, there's tons to do in the local area, I heartily recommend a holiday here you will love it and the beach is wonderful.

Imagine staying in your own little clock tower, all rickety and all yours. And all in a rather cute…read morelittle village. Peters Tower is just that. It's not showy, there are no bells and whistles, but it's really very fabulous. I like staying in unique places (I'm really not a Premier Inn kinda girl), and Peters Tower is certainly that. And you also get a heck of a view as well. I love that it's part of the Landmark Trust, they rescue so many stunning properties and then preserve them and let people like you and I stay in them. OK, despite the five star rating it's not perfect. There are some things that people won't like. The clock chimes for a start. You'd think that as this is a clock tower, you'd expect the chimes. But you don't really. And they start at 7am. I didn't mind them, but I can see how people would. Especially as the bedroom (with bunk beds, how cute, if slightly unromantic), is right by the clock itself. It's not deafening, but unless you were here a few weeks to get used to them, they will wake you up. They're done by 10pm though/ And the other thing, it's 45 steps to the top (yes, I counted). So if you've left something in the bathroom, you've got a heck of a trip back down to get it. I could feel my calf muscles after my weekend here recently. But I don't care about these little annoyances. Foibles, if you will. Sure, I've stayed in snazzier places, yes I've slept in bigger beds. But it's so much fun here. Every single window has a stunning view. Either of the village rooftops or the estuary and 'beach' (as we calling it a beach? it's kind of like a beach). And those views are stunning. Boats, little castles, seagulls, all sorts going on. You're right by the water, you're all high up, you're kinda like Rapunzel. You have everything you need, in a really unique place to call your own for the weekend, and it's costing you less than £90 a night for the entire tower. It won't be for everyone, but I'm smitten.

just got back from a weekend away, was booked till late Sunday but the weather was predicted as…read morerainy on Sunday, so came home early. I have tried quite a few sites since I bought my motor home, and this place went straight to the top. Outside and inside swimming pools, heated which surprised both my wife and I,lovely little pub downstairs that does good meal's pretty much all day,upstairs bar with entertainment, good gym, caravan's to rent,static and mobile, and cabin's with hotub's. For me,lighting in the evening was good,even has a light on top of the pitch hock up's points for those who arrive late, great shop, great shower block and toilets, spotlessly clean,( just wish that people who use them just put a mop around after you have used them), spacious pitch's,great view's of the country side, bus stop outside site to Dawlish,according to me there is nothing that anyone can moan about with this site, it's brilliant and will be returning again very soon

A privately owned campsite offering pitches for tents,caravans and with a number of static vans to…read morehire too. Now on our third year staying at this site for a week and pre-booked for next year too. Great service from the friendly staff in reception. It has its own pub "the Swan" which serves a selection of meals including a breakfast. There's a site shop and also a chippy. Just outside the pub there's a patio area leading onto an open air swimming pool, so mum and dad can keep an eye on the kids while enjoying a drink. There's also a family room upstairs,not ideal if your offsprings in a buggy! By car its around a five minute drive into either Dawlish or Dawlish Warren or there's a bus stop just outside the site. It has several fishing lakes for the keen angler and wooded walks for the naturalist, one of which takes you to Dawlish Warren, Its a steep climb back at one point so go easy on the clotted cream at the Warren.

This is a fantastic park that has recently been updated , you will find a good range of caravans…read morewhich are all very clean and tidy. You will also find a laundrette , play area , swimming pool ,shop and a clubhouse that has a bar. The park is clean and tidy and the staff are very friendly and helpful. You will find great entertainment for the whole family , the last time I was there we were unable to take a buggy into the clubhouse but I don`t know if that has changed. The shop is well stocked and is quite resonable or you can leave the park and walk down the hill where you will find a variety of shops at good prices , just be warned though you then have to walk back up the hill! I really recommend this park their holiday prices have always been cheap I just hope that now they have been taken over by a big company that they won`t hike up the prices.

Golden sands is a great place but there park needs updating the beds I also found to be…read moreuncomfortable other than that it's a great area to go on holiday the internment very interactive and enjoyable over all it's a good palace to stay

Honestly the best camp site I've EVER been to. Ever…read more The main USP of this place is its privacy. Pitches are hidden away and branch off from bumpy walking paths and are surrounded by woodland. The pitches are so far apart from each other that you'll often forget you have neighbours. An awesome option which I tried for the first time here, as we were only staying for one night, are the pre-erected tents. It felt like a bit of a cop out but was an absolute godsend. When we arrived, we were shown to the load/unload point nearest to our spot. Depending on where you're located on the site, you then use their huge wheelbarrows to lug your gear to your spot which could be anywhere from a 1-6 minute walk-ish. Most, if not all of the pitches come with a handmade canopy area and some kind of hand crafted seating arrangement / bench area which can vary in quality dependant on what you've paid. The pre-erected tent that we paid for came with EVERYTHING. A washing up area with water butt, bowl, washing up liquid, tea towels; a kitchenette type arrangement with gas, cooker (2 hobs), kettle, and a big cupboard which contained all your kitchen utensils and cutlery etc. Oh, and a coolbox too! Although it was a bit knackered due to squirrels trying to break and enter... We also had a real charming dining area with a big table and benches which where made by the owner's son. SO impressed. Additionally as part of this package we got a fire pit/grill thing so we obviously had a BBQ for dinner and breakfast. Fuel is available to buy from the reception for a decent price. Everything here is GREEN - they really pride themselves on being environmentally friendly. They're big on recycling and enthusiastic about respecting your surroundings. Some of their rules can be a bit confusing, mainly if you've had a few beers before visiting the bathroom... There are two toilets in a cubicle. One for 1s and another for 2s! Also no flush, just a jug, and some sawdust. Totally fine though. On site there's a little cafe which is only open at certain times, I didn't get chance to visit but seemed lovely. There's a communal washing up point for the visitors who don't have their own, and a freezer for you to help yourself to ice packs for your cooler - they've really thought of everything to make your stay as easy as possible! The owners are great, too. Dead interesting characters and so friendly and helpful. And they own goats, dogs, and chickens! Think they might be my idols. Living the dream.