This is a large swimming pool in the centre of Tavistock with easy parking, close to the park. It…read morehas improved greatly over the last year and is now generally clean and warm. There is a baby pool and a large pool with space for lanes. Wet and Wild sessions at the weekend and during the holidays include a river rapid ride and two slides. There is a detailed timetable which splits the day up into small chunks and means that sessions are often limited to an hour. Therefore essential to phone ahead to get details of opening times. The cafe is poor but does seem to be improving slowly. The changing rooms are small and can be dirty. The showers are rarely hot!

great pool. with adequate parking. centre kept clean and tidy. cafe serving great food. friendly…read morestaff.

I've walked, cycled and ridden horses around here (two of those things many years ago and one…read morefairly recently)! It's a very attractive reservoir, only a few miles out of Yelverton on the Princetown road, surrounded by moorland, trees and the rocky outcrops of Sheepstor and Leather Tor. Ideal for everyone as the paths and roads are flat most of the way around. You can park in several places but the dam is a good place to leave the car and start a walk. There's usually an ice cream van there too!

Bought a pair of flip flops (Roxy about £20) when they fell apart a few weeks later after minimal…read moreuse I went back to see if I could exchange them. Basically it was a no go they just weren't interested. We're local and have heard this about Anns Cottage a lot if you have a problem once you've walked out of the shop then bad luck, they couldn't care less. A shame really as you would have thought that local trade as well as the tourists would be of interest to them but clearly not. That and the fact that there is nowhere quite as expensive for surf gear (always list price I would recommend finding what you like then buying it online for at least 25% less!).

Fab shop with lots of choice, friendly helpful staff, especially the manager.read more

We stayed here in August and thought it was quite a nice little site. We camped on grass pitches…read morewith some friends and faced our caravans together - some annoying sites don't allow this as it's against regulations. It was quite a relaxed place where they didn't mind if the kids played football and generally had fun - again, some sites(Club sites) have designated fields to use. There is an outdoor pool which was quite good and a decent area to chill and watch the kids in the pool. They have a small shop and a play room with arcade stuff, pool and ping pong. Nearby is Wadebridge, Padstow, Polzeath etc. Just down the road is a large Tesco. It's a nice little, no frills site with some cracking beaches nearby. Worth a try.

stunning gardens and wooded walking areas. popular with dog walkers and families. its an all nyear…read moreround destination as the beauty changes with each season. there are facilities such as toilets and eating areas too.

Fantastic, imposing house and gardens. National Trust owned so easy parking and decent facilities…read moreincluding shop and toilets.

This is a one-of-a-kind completely fabulous place. Jules the lady who runs it is so friendly and…read moreinspiring and welcoming. She runs a children's art club on Saturday mornings which is fantastic for the budding artist. Also does workshops for adults where you can just let your imagination flow, relax and have fun. She will also open by appointment to do children/baby hand and foot momentos. Can't recommend enough. And writing this has reminded me that I could do with an arty day - must give her a call!

A very attractive beauty spot to the north of Plymouth near the Maristow estate and not far from…read moreTamerton Foliot, surrounded by pretty countryside. Follow the narrow lane down to the River Tavy, where you will find the Lopwell Dam car park. It's possible to actually walk across the narrow at the dam at low tide, or even to take a vehicle across, but obviously care has to be taken. On the other side there are paths which lead to Bere Ferres (takes about an hour to walk there). The saltmarshes are an important habitat for many species of birds. We visited just the other day - after a gap of many years - and were delighted to find it as unspoilt as ever. Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxFimesI8AI