Holiday Parks in Devon

North Devon offers wilder, surfing beaches and dramatic cliffs around Woolacombe and Croyde. South Devon has gentler, family-friendly beaches, the English Riviera around Torquay, and sheltered coves perfect for swimming and kayaking.

Yes! Devon has excellent glamping from safari tents to shepherd's huts and treehouses, many with stunning countryside or coastal views. Areas around Dartmoor and the South Hams are particularly popular for luxury glamping.

Woolacombe and Croyde in North Devon are perfect for bucket-and-spade holidays with wide sandy beaches. In South Devon, Blackpool Sands near Dartmouth and Bigbury-on-Sea (with Burgh Island) offer sheltered, family-friendly swimming in crystal-clear water.

Yes, many Devon parks are within easy reach of Dartmoor National Park. You can enjoy moorland hiking, wild pony spotting, and visit landmarks like Haytor Rocks, Wistman's Wood, and the historic town of Tavistock. Castle Drogo and Lydford Gorge are also popular family outings.

Devon is one of the UK's top surfing destinations. Croyde, Woolacombe, and Saunton Sands in North Devon offer world-class waves, with surf schools catering to all abilities. Several holiday parks near these beaches provide easy access to the surf.

Many Devon holiday parks welcome dogs, including parks near Devon Cliffs and several around Exmoor and Dartmoor. The South West Coast Path and Dartmoor's open access land offer superb dog walking, and many beaches allow dogs year-round or outside peak summer months.