Feels like it is at the end of the world, cut off from the world. This lighthouse is a tourist…read moreattraction in the middle of no where. After driving down winding country roads, you reach a good sized car park where you park the car and go for a ~2 mile walk up an extremely narrow road with sea on one side and hill on the other to get to this lighthouse. We had booked a cottage through rural retreats to stay in here and that worked out pretty well. Albeit this is one of the worst maintained properties of rural retreat, the experience was good. For people who stay there, you are allowed to take the car through this extremely narrow road (which allows only 1 vehicle, that u need to stop for pedestrians) to get to this cottage. If the weather is good, the treks around the lighthouse is quite something. We climbed up the hill and went for a good 2 mile trek to get to the beach on the other side of the hill and ended up spotting wild seals chilling. Being one with the nature.... a treat to any nature lover.

Devon Valley Holiday park is a small but friendly site, the accomadation is both static caravans…read moreand chalets, which come with all the items you need, fully fitted kitchen, bathroom, just the bedding you need to bring with you. The park has an excellent kids club, where the kids are fully entertained, be that games, drawing, colouring, danceing. The site has a full evening entertainment programme, with different events during the week. The park is hilly, and may not be suitable for those with limited mobility. On the negative side I found the swimming pool to be small size, in relation to the park its ok, but at peak times or the british weather the pool gets crowded.

Devon Valley Holiday Park is located in Devon it is a lovely holiday park with static caravans and…read morea few little flats. The park has a kids club, swimming pool and evening entertainment. The entertainment team are fantastic and full of energy they want every one to enjoy there holiday as much as possible. From the site, you can see open water, which really makes me feel like I am away from home. The swimming pool is quite small and basic but it is finding for the size of the park. There are many hills on the park, which was not a problem for me, but it could be for others. The kids club was great the children had a great time parents can either stay with them or leave them to play games and collect them later. I stayed and found that they did some really good games with the children.

Wonderful accommodation, great people, me and my family have had 4 fantastic holidays here. We…read morefound Devon Willows on the internet and were over the moon to find the whole thing just as good as the web site suggested. Well done and a big thank you!

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This is perhaps one of the happiest holidays i spent as a child. It is a large site and has an on…read moresite shop just as you enter the site. The pool is basic but functional having an inside and outside pool and seating area. The bar and entertainment is great fun without being overwhelming. The staff are polite, friendly and helpful. I would love to go back here soon.

Dawlish Sands Holiday Park is an excellent family based holiday park, the park itself is small and…read morefriendly, and has static caravans for hire, graded in bronze, silver and gold. Pets are welcome, but you need to book early as there are limited pet caravans. The entertainment is excellent, very professionally run, with shows by the entertainment staff as well as outside acts. The site has an indoor and outdoor heated pool. Its a 10 minute walk to the beach, 30 second walk from reception to the bus stop. Ideal for touring round Exeter, Torquay, or up on Dartmoor.

Dunsford Wood is owned by the National Trust. This stunning wood combines beautiful old oak…read morewoodland with hazel dotted about. We visited in mid April and were lucky enough to catch the last glory of a sea of daffodils covering the glade. There are 2 paths, a bridle path through the woods, but I recommend taking the lovely path along the River Teign. Some of the oak trees look ancient and wise and are covered in a thick fur like moss, I couldn't help stroking the trees like a dog! We were lucky that the day we went was a glorious sunny day which displayed the River Teign at its best with sunlight dappling off the water and the trees reflected brightly on the water. In places there are sandy river banks making little 'beaches' - perfect picnic-ing spot! Sadly we didn't see any fish which we were were surprised about as the water looked so clean. We did spy a couple of deer that were well disguised by the trees, you won't spot them unless they are moving and you are actively looking for them. We walked for 2 hours, to and back from our car, I'm not sure how long it would take to walk the whole route, we were most definitely ambling however as there was so much to see and do. The bluebells should be in bloom in May and I would love to go back and see them. Dunsford wood is a magical place, I imagine it would be special to visit at any time of the year.