Find holiday parks with caravan and mobile home accommodation in South West England, UK
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Beautifully situated on a wooded hillside affording superb views out to sea Bideford Bay centres around the old Manor House at its heart and makes a perfect base for exploring this wonderful corner of Devon.
There's something for everyone on the park from indoor and outdoor swimming pools tennis and crazy golf to the challenge of a mini assault course. Children will love the fun activities provided by Sparky's Krew while the Mix offers teenagers the chance to learn new skills and meet new friends.
In the evening the Manor House Showbar entertains the whole family with cabaret dancing and exciting shows.
A wealth of visitor attractions await in the surrounding area with the picturesque fishing village of Clovelly nearby dramatic Hartland Point and famous Westward Ho! a little further along the coast.
Theme parks gardens museums and a host of walking and riding opportunities are all within easy reach.
Ideally situated amidst picturesque fishing villages idyllic beaches and beautiful countryside Looe Bay offers a friendly relaxing base to explore the many attractions of south-east Cornwall. Perfect for either a short break or a family holiday to remember.
There's something to suit everyone at Looe Bay. From splashing around in the heated indoor pool to challenging the family to a game of tennis. Kids of all ages are well catered for with fun and games provided by their own clubs.
Once the sun goes down relax into the evening with a quiet drink with friends before sitting back to enjoy the fantastic tribute shows and award-winning entertainment.
These secluded lodges stand in an orchard surrounded by idyllic countryside. Ten acres of the land form a valley hosting a magnificent array of flora and fauna. There is a wood with plenty of room to play and picnic a well stocked fishing lake and a pond teeming with life whatever the season. +Charges apply.
Visitors enjoy use of the private well stocked fishing lake a real anglers' paradise (national rod licence required – available from any post office). Swings games room with table tennis pool darts and launderette facilities+ all available for all dates. Clay pigeon shooting+ June 15–August 30.
The north coast is just 15 minutes' drive away and the surrounding area offers surfing at Widemouth Bay and Crackington Haven horse riding 5 golf courses and a host of attractions including NT properties and the Tamar Otter Sanctuary. The Eden Project is 40 miles away.
Ideally located just 5 minutes' drive from eternally popular Weston-Super-Mare Purn Holiday Park sits in the greenbelt landscape of Bleadon and unites a tranquil setting with superb facilities. A perfect retreat for a traditional family holiday.
The glorious local surroundings host an array of attractions ranging from sleepy market towns to sandy beaches and lively seaside resorts. Great days out abound!
Sandymouth Holiday Park enjoys an enviable setting in 24 acres of beautiful meadowland with delightful coastal and countryside views. Sandymouth beach is just ¾ mile away and popular Bude is 4 miles.
The whole area is a holiday playground with beautiful beaches bustling coastal resorts fishing villages and many beauty spots.
This AA pennanted Holiday Centre has superb newly refurbished facilities for you to enjoy including the swimming pool restaurant clubhouse and children's play area.
Bude offers excellent shopping restaurants and bars a leisure pool and sports activities coarse and sea fishing. Surfing canoeing and body boarding schools can also be found in Bude and sailing in Kilkhampton.
Peacefully tucked away amongst the rolling hills and majestic woodland of the beautiful Forest of Dean Whitemead Forest Park complements its magical setting with a truly spectacular array of facilities. The perfect escape for couples groups and families alike. Whatever you’re looking for you’ll find it here! From the thrills of high-energy sports such as wall-climbing and abseiling for the adventurous to the host of super-indulgent relaxing beauty treatments available in the fantastic pool and spa complex Whitemead boasts something to suit all ages and tastes. Further afield the Forest plays host to a charming cocktail of laid-back woodland walks and challenging outdoor pursuits while boutique shops cafés and restaurants abound in the wealth of sleepy villages and cosy market towns of the surrounding area.
Enjoying a truly idyllic setting in 17 peaceful acres of Exmoor National Park Dean Steep boasts some of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Devon. Wonderful moorland and riverside walking unfolds from your door with footpaths through the lush rolling pastureland. You can also enjoy shared use of the pretty gardens with their fishponds walkways and quiet suntraps. A games room Wendy house garden furniture barbecue+ and a launderette+ are also available for all dates.
+Charges apply.
This is an exceptionally beautiful area perfect for lovers of nature photography riding fishing rambling and cycling. Just 2 miles away are the twin towns of Lynton and Lynmouth connected by their unique water powered railway and the sandy beach at Lee Bay. Doone Valley the Valley of the Rocks superb coastal walks NT properties Barnstaple Minehead and Dunster are all within easy reach.
Situated near the beautiful North Cornwall Cornish coast Penstowe Park has a wealth of facilities to suit everyone.
There is so much to do whatever the weather. The children can enjoy their very own George the Dragon Children's Club. Penstowe offers great entertainment and discos and full membership to the leisure club is included.
Penstowe Park is just 2½ miles from the sandy beach at Sandymouth Bay and makes an ideal touring centre for both Cornwall and Devon England's most popular holiday area.
Due to steep gradients and steps Penstowe Park is not suitable for wheelchair users or persons with severe mobility difficulties.
Overlooking the famous coastal beauty spot of Widemouth Bay this park stands in the heart of the magnificent Cornish countryside. Boasting over 50 acres of grounds a steep footpath near to the parks entrance leads directly to Widemouth Beach one of the finest in Cornwall with its vast expanse of sand good bathing and superb surfing.
An indoor heated swimming pool Foxy's children's club and a Clubhouse with dancing and evening entertainment are among the facilities for you to enjoy on the park.
An excellent base for exploring the many treasures of the Cornish coastline close by is the tiny seaside resort of Widemouth Bay and Bude a leading holiday centre with numerous tourist amenities only 4 miles away.
A wealth of old market towns picturesque villages olde worlde inns ancient churches charming little coves beautiful beaches craft centres and wildlife parks await in the surrounding unspoilt countryside. Mystical Tintagel the legendary home of King Arthur is easily accessible. Newquay and Ilfracombe are both within an hour's drive
Ladram Bay offers the perfect combination for a family seaside holiday – first class entertainment and superb facilities are on your doorstep and a wide range of Devon's attractions are within easy touring distance. The sheltered bay with its sand washed pebbles and rock pools is safe for bathing and watersports and perfect for fishing at night.
The Three Rocks Inn is your local where you can enjoy a meal on the balcony of Pebbles restaurant and take in the great views over the bay. The emphasis is on good food fun entertainment and top class cabaret – promising you a holiday to remember.
Due to steep gradients and steps in certain areas Ladram Bay may not be suitable for wheelchair users or persons with severe mobility difficulties.
