Whether you’re in a lodge, a caravan, or a chalet, you’re getting a cosy little home away from home. The holiday village knows that comfort is king, so expect fluffy pillows, a kitchen that actually has the right number of forks, and a heating system that doesn’t sound like a dying robot. It’s the kind of place where you can spill a glass of wine on the sofa and not have a panic attack—though I wouldn’t test that theory too often.
There’s even a swimming pool on site. Yes, an actual pool, not a muddy puddle with a sign saying “natural swimming experience.” The water is warm, the changing rooms are clean, and you can do a cannonball without someone yelling at you. Heaven.
What’s There to Do? (Spoiler: Lots)
You’re not going to be bored, unless you want to be bored, in which case you can just lie on the grass and watch the clouds. But for the rest of us, there’s a play area for kids that looks like it was designed by someone who actually remembers what fun is. Slides, swings, and a climbing frame that will make your five-year-old forget they own an iPad.
For the grown-ups, you’ve got entertainment in the evenings. We’re talking quiz nights, live music, and possibly a magician who will definitely not pull a rabbit out of your shoe. The bar serves cold drinks and the kind of chips that make you temporarily forget your New Year’s resolution. Oops.
If you’re feeling outdoorsy—and let’s be real, you’re in Devon, so you should—the coastal path is right on your doorstep. A short walk leads you to Teignmouth, which is basically a seaside town with a pier, arcades, and candy floss that sticks to your face in a very charming way. You can even take a ferry across the river, which feels delightfully old-timey, like you’re in a period drama but with better snacks.
Devon Holiday Parks and Caravans for sale On Site
