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Set in a lush green valley surrounded by National Trust land just a short walk from the magnificent sandy beach of Holywell Bay and its famous Gull Rocks this beautifully situated park is only 7 miles from Newquay.
Among the fantastic facilities on offer are an outdoor heated swimming pool with a 300ft waterslide and toddlers' pool a playground and an entertainment venue. Children will love all the fun and games of Treetops Grove including treasure hunts competitions and stories. Once the sun goes down there's family entertainment on offer in the Surfrider Club or you can simply sit back relax and enjoy a quiet drink in the bar.
Crantock Beach, Newquay, Cornwall
In a truly enviable location boasting stunning views over one of Cornwall's finest beaches Crantock Beach offers an idyllic holiday base just a few minutes' drive from popular Newquay.
You'll love the peace and informality of this relaxing well run park – proud holders of four stars from the English Tourism Council and the David Bellamy Silver Award for Conservation – while children enjoy crazy golf and an amusement arcade.
Once evening starts to fall a quiet drink on the patio of the Wavecrest Pub offers the perfect way to make the most of the breathtaking surrounding scenery.
Superbly situated for exploring the beautiful towns quaint fishing villages and outstanding beaches of this glorious area Newquay with its wealth of family attractions is just 3 miles.
West Bay, Bridport, Dorset
Enjoying a delightful setting next to the marina in the heart of a pretty harbour village this family park is just 2 minutes walk from a beautiful beach on Dorset's stunning west coast.
An array of facilities including an indoor swimming pool with flume and toddlers' pool and childrens' and teenagers' clubs ensures something to suit everyone. The park's terrace overlooking the picturesque harbour offers a superb place to relax and unwind and once evening falls you can enjoy great family entertainment in the Riverside Club.
The West Dorset coastline is famed for its stunning beaches and abundance of dinosaur fossils and footprints. Marked walking and cycling paths abound together with opportunities for golf boat trips fishing and horse riding.
Dawlish Sands, Dawlish Warren, Devon
Situated near to one of the finest sandy beaches in the country and surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside there's so much for you to see and do you'll be spoilt for choice!
Just a short level walk away is Dawlish Warren with its two miles of clean golden sands dunes and rock pools to explore at low tide – a paradise for children of all ages! You have an outdoor pool with a wide terrace for sun bathing and a heated indoor swimming pool amusements pool table and all the fun of watersports on the beach.
Once the day is over the Devonshire tap is the place to be. All the family will enjoy the variety of entertainment with cabaret dancing games competitions and children's entertainment.
This park is situated on a regular bus route and the main railway line follows the lovely river Exe past the bottom of the park and drops you conveniently at Dawlish Warren.
Sandhills Holiday Park, Mudeford, Dorset
Enjoying a delightful setting in the wooded grounds of an 18th century Manor House Sandhills is situated right on the sea front between friars Cliff Beach and Christchurch Harbour. Superbly located for a seaside holiday with direct access onto the promenade Sandhills also makes an excellent base for exploring the New Forest with its ponies Dorset and the beautiful ’Isle’ of Purbeck. Christchurch Sailsbury Winchecter and Bournemouth with gardens good shopping and shows are all close by.
Eastcott Lodges, Bude, Cornwall
Surrounded by acres of secluded countryside in the glorious Tamar Valley Eastcott Lodges offer you the perfect setting to unwind relax and just enjoy the peace and tranquility of this enchanting and unspoilt rural spot.
Children of all ages will love the acres of safe playing space including a play area and the woodland in which the lodges nestle is home to a variety of wildlife such as squirrels buzzards and deer. A small fenced off lake well stocked with rudd and carp provides hours of fun for fishing enthusiasts and dogs also enjoy their own specially designated 2 acre field for exercising.
Eastcott Lodges is an ideal base for exploring the numerous delights of this wonderful area with easy access to the A30 and A39 tourist routes. Popular Bude is 14 miles away the nearest beach is just 10 miles.
Just a few minutes' stroll away situated on the adjacent farm the local village pub is a former 18th century barn offering you character aplenty and the opportunity to sample some real Cornish ale.
Challaborough Bay, Challaborough, Devon
Enviably situated just a stone's throw from an award winning beach and commanding stunning views across to Burgh Island and the sea beyond this superbly located park offers you a seaside holiday to remember.
Set at the end of a valley on the sandy curve of Bigbury Bay Challaborough Bay boasts fantastic facilities with something to suit everyone. The whole family will enjoy the leisure complex with its fabulous indoor heated pool tots' pool and fully equipped gym and the variety of daytime and evening activities on hand.
Wooda Lakes, Holsworthy, Devon
Enjoying an idyllic setting in 22 acres of Devon countryside encompassing five fishing lakes these pine lodges offer you a haven of peace and tranquillity.
This is an excellent location for exploring the many treasures of both Devon and North Cornwall. Just five miles away are the expansive sandy beaches of Bude great for surfing watersports and sun. The market town of Holsworthy and a host of tourist attractions and activities are all within easy reach.
The Lakes with no close season each scaling 1½ acres in size and all well stocked with tench roach bream and carp provide the perfect setting for a rewarding and unhurried fishing experience.
Gwel an Mor, Portreath, Cornwall
Gwel an Mor whose Cornish name means 'view of the sea' is set in a stunning location perched on a hilltop overlooking the ocean and just a short walk from the beach. Voted one of the top ten coastal holidays by the Guardian in 2008.
Close to the fishing village of Portreath this stylish holiday village is the perfect place for a family holiday or romantic break. The club house includes an indoor heated swimming pool together with jacuzzi steam room and sauna. Why not spoil yourself with a relaxing treatment in the beauty therapy suite or a meal in the superb restaurant. Outside you can enjoy the putting green or a game of croquet.
There's plenty to see and do in the area too. Whether you prefer surfing or building sandcastles or simply admiring the breathtaking views from the coastal path Gwel an Mor is a great place to relax and unwind.
Ruda, Croyde Bay, Devon
Enviably situated in the picture postcard village of Croyde on the West Country's 'Gold Coast' Ruda offers you a holiday paradise! Eternally popular with families this premier park is next to a glorious award winning beach in a wonderful setting for exploring the beautiful North Devon coastline.
Children will love their own clubs and once evening falls you can enjoy a quiet drink and a meal before enjoying the sparkling family entertainment in Atlantic Blue.
The North Devon coast is home to a wealth of attractions – Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park boat trips to Lundy Island and Watermouth Castle are all nearby.
