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Devon's Top Sights
2 coastlines, 2 national parks and history, culture and attractions by the bucket load, Devon is holiday heaven!
The beaches here are as magnificent as they are varied, from shingled coves to sandy bays. Many are tailor-made for surfing too, like Croyde Bay and award-winning Woolacombe.
Elsewhere on the coast, you'll discover picturesque fishing communities, such as charming Clovelly and genteel Ilfracombe. While along Devon's southern shoreline, the traditional seaside attractions of Torquay and the English Riviera beckon.
To make the most of your holiday in Devon, experience sailing and watersports action in visit the historic city of Dartmouth, which is renowned for its naval college, castle and steam railway.
Reasons to Visit Devon
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The cleanest in the country, Devon’s beaches are sandy and serene
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Water sports are available all across this county
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Seafood and cream teas - what more could you want?
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Four fantastic holiday parks to choose from in Devon
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Eclectic entertainment for the whole family is available on park!
Breathtaking Beaches
Devon’s beaches are the cleanest in England, and you’re simply spoilt for choice for coastal fun.
From the elegant English Riviera beaches of Oddicombe and Babbacombe near Torquay, Challaborough Bay’s Blue Flag accredited sands, and, of course, Croyde and Ruda on the northern coast of the county.
There’s more than enough to satisfy sand worshippers - and four-legged friends are welcome on a fair few of them, too!
Devon's Beaches
Westward Ho! Beach
A Blue Flag beach with over 2 miles of soft sand, perfect for long walks and making the biggest sandcastles you possibly can!
Saunton Beach
With over 3 miles of golden sand to wander and explore, you'll find your own little place to treasure here at Saunton Beach.
Barricane Beach
Fancy a taste of the Caribbean? Nestled away at the northern-end of Woolacombe and tucked between the rocks is hidden gem Barricane Beach.
Croyde Bay Beach
Serving up some of the best surf in the country, and sitting between Woolacombe and Saunton Sands beaches, is the popular and unspoilt idyllic Croyde Bay Beach.
Corbyn Head Beach
According to local folklore, this beach's unusual name hails from hanged pirate Samuel Corbyn. But don't let its grim moniker put you off this lovely little beach!
Challaborough Bay Beach
Challaborough Bay Beach is a picturesque horseshoe-shaped cove, ideal for surfing, rock pooling or simply sunning yourself.
Woolacombe Beach
Hailed as one of the best beaches in the UK, Woolacombe is a multi-award winning beach, and with its magnificent coastline and spectacular scenery, it's not hard to see why!
Bigbury-on-Sea Beach
Peppered with mysterious rockpools, Bigbury-on-Sea beach is the perfect haunt for budding explorers, while adrenaline-seekers can get their pulse racing with a range of watersports on offer.
Blackpool Sands Beach
Just under four miles from the centre of Dartmouth, Blackpool Sands is a Blue Flag awarded, fine shingle beach located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Bantham Beach
Bantham Beach is where a stunning coastline, panoramic views and storm-sculpted dunes meet to create an unforgettable family beach experience.
Paignton Sands Beach
Paignton Sands, a beach set in the English Riviera with a pier at its heart, is the archetypal British seaside resort.
Babbacombe Beach
Featuring a backdrop of wooded cliffs, Babbacombe Beach is a picturesque cove just east of Torquay with stunning views for you to enjoy.
History & Culture
Norman era defences and Napoleonic heritage mean that Devon is an area that’s steeped in history throughout the ages.
The stunning, eerie ruins of Okehampton Castle, built in 1068, set amongst a forest by the River Okement, are a must-visit for both history buffs and fans of the supernatural - as the ruins are allegedly haunted!
Further south, Dartmouth Castle’s Napoleonic era defences are now an idyllic spot, perfect for a day out exploring the area.
Devon's Historic and Cultural Attractions
The Castle Bude
A castle built upon the sand that's stood for almost 200 years and is now home to a heritage centre exploring Bude's past.
Dartmouth Castle
Hugging the banks of the Dartmouth estuary this 600-year-old coastal fort is one of the most beautifully located castles in England.
Kents Cavern Prehistoric Caves
Beautiful coastal walks and breath-taking scenery are all around and yet you'll be desperate to delve underground at Kents Cavern!
Lundy Island
An island that claims to be the UK's Galapagos - and with good reason! It's a sanctuary for birds and a spectacular place for diving.
Becky Falls
Voted one of Devon's most inspiring natural treasures, Becky Falls features gorgeous cascading waterfalls and wonderfully ancient woodlands that are just waiting to be explored.
Burgh Island Hotel
An art déco spectacle situated on an island surrounded by clear blue waters and golden sands - it's not some fairytale, it's Burgh Island Hotel!
The English Riviera Wheel
Set amongst the beauty of the Pavilion Gardens, the English Riviera Wheel takes you 60m into the air for stunning 360-degree views of Torquay.
Ilfracombe Museum
From nostalgic curios to touching memorabilia, the Ilfracombe museum delves into both local culture and ancient civilisations from around the world.
House Of Marbles
The home of classic games and toys is also a working glassworks where you'll see beautiful glass pieces take shape before your eyes.
Torre Abbey
Dating back to 1196, Torre Abbey is the largest surviving monastery in the region containing fascinating exhibits on local history and an extensive artwork collection.
Lynton & Barnstaple Railway
An inspiring restoration project has brought this famous narrow gauge railway back to life - so jump on board and explore the beauty of Exmoor!
Canonteign Falls
England's highest man-made waterfall cascades through a magical wooded valley into tranquil pools that are surrounded by exotic lush ferns.
Killerton
A wonderfully grand 18th-century house that's as famed for its landscaped gardens as its beautiful mix of Edwardian and Georgian interiors.
Broomhill Art Hotel & Sculpture Park
Hidden away within a beautiful woodland you'll find some of the most innovative and mesmerising examples of contemporary sculpture to be found in Britain today.
Chambercombe Manor
Over 900 years this Norman manor house has been home to nobility, farmers and smugglers who have left a fascinating paranormal footprint.
Arlington Court
Built in 1823 this beautiful Regency house features a homely interior, sumptuous formal gardens and a unique collection of over forty historic carriages.
Rosemoor
Rosemoor is an enchanting garden nestled in the beautiful Torridge Valley between Exmoor and Dartmoor. It's also the home of Henry Williamson's novel, Tarka the Otter.
Amazing Attractions
Good old English eccentricity is on display at some of Devon’s more unique attractions such as The Big Sheep - a theme park dedicated to all things ovine near to our Bideford Bay Holiday Park, including daily sheep racing and a rollercoaster.
Theme Parks and Entertainment in Devon
The BIG Sheep
From placing a bet on a sheep race to meeting baby lambs ewe'll love a day at this family fun farm.
Woodlands Family Theme Park
Rain, wind or shine you know the kids are going to have a great time at the UK's biggest indoor fun zone!
Crealy Great Adventure Park
From encounters with hair-raising dinosaurs to vertical drops on the water coaster, there are thrills and spills aplenty at Crealy Park.
Babbacombe Model Village
An exploration of the last 60 years of English life - in miniature! Witty animated displays showcase times past but also bring legends to life!
Watermouth Castle
A castle that's anything but traditional! Mysterious curiosities, a village of gnomes, steam carousel rides and a famous water show with bedazzling lights and music.
Diggerland Devon
Diggerland is the ultimate family day out, where kids and adults can enjoy the rides and activities. Younger kids will love meeting Duggy and Dotty.
The Milky Way Adventure Park
A day out that's as gentle or as daring as you wish. From the dizzying speed of roller coasters to spectacular falconry displays.
Outdoors & Adventure
Caravan holidays in Devon needn’t be just about lying on the beach - getting out and having an adventure is one of the most exciting things you can do in this county.
Whether it’s water sports such as coasteering or surfing on Croyde Beach, wandering the tors of Dartmoor or Exmoor or even tackling the Go Ape high ropes at Haldon Forest Park, there’s something for every adventurous soul in Devon!
Outdoors, Animals & Wildlife in Devon
Surf South West
Whether you're a pro or a beginning, this award-winning surf school will get you honing your skills on the waves in no time.
Quad World
Children and adults alike will love trying their hand at one of Britain's most popular motor sports - quad biking!
Go Ape Haldon Forest Park
Holidays in Devon aren't just about cream teas and relaxing beach days - they can be adventure-filled too with an exciting trip to Go Ape!
Dartmoor Zoo
Lions, tigers and bears! They're all at Dartmoor Zoo along with wolves, jaguars and a whole host of gentler animals.
The National Marine Aquarium
Take a journey into the ocean's depths and come face-to-face with over 4,000 species of fish at The National Marine Aquarium.
Pennywell Farm
Would you like to cuddle a teacup pig? OK silly question, of course you would! And why not snuggle goats, rabbits and ducklings too!
Sound Diving
Explore Devon's best underwater sights with Sound Diving at Challaborough Bay Holiday Park. From beginners to experts, they offer diving charter trips, training, equipment hire and more!
Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park
This exhilarating park brings you face-to-face with some of the most magical and terrifying animals from the past and the present.
Ilfracombe Aquarium
Discover what's living in the waters all around you - from the river's source to the harbour and the deep ocean beyond.
Paignton Zoo
Explore the world at Paignton Zoo! Poison frogs and anacondas lurk in the muggy tropics. Black rhinos and cheetahs patrol the Savannah.
The Miniature Pony Centre
With heart-warming miniature ponies and oh-so-cute foals, this is an ideal spot for a child to experience their first pony ride.
Exmoor Zoo
A zoo where you'll come face-to-face with the legendary "Exmoor Beast" - a black leopard that's stunningly rare and equally beautiful.
Quince Honey Farm
Discover the secret life of bees! Using interactive displays and magnifying technology you'll get a unique view of the inner workings of a hive.
The Devon Bird of Prey Centre
Housing over 40 of the world's most spectacular birds of prey, visitors can come face-to-face with eagles, owls, hawks, falcons and vultures.
Dartmoor Otters & Buckfast Butterflies
Get up close to one of Britain's favourite mammals - the otter. And meet beloved butterflies and tiny terrapins too!
Survival Paintball
Choose your weapon! Paintballs, lasers or airsoft. Then fight it out to be the last one standing in this woodland battlefield.
Raven Surf School
Learn to ride the swell like a professional in the waters of Widemouth Bay - which offers some of the safest surfing conditions around.
Food & Drink in Devon
South Devon Chilli Farm
If you've a love for chilli, then you're in the right place! There are all kinds, from freshly picked, to chilli infused chutney and chocolate.
Local Towns & Tours in Devon
Clovelly
Visit Clovelly and step back in time. A dramatic cobbled street winds its way through achingly old white-washed buildings ending at a charming harbour below.
Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway
Connecting the towns of Lynton and Lynmouth, this funicular railway climbs almost 500ft to offer unforgettable views of Exmoor and the North Devon coastline.
Streets Coachways
Streets Coachways Ltd are your local transport experts, based in Barnstaple, North Devon and family run for over 50 years.
Stunning Scenery
Devon has its fair share of great views, especially in the rolling hills of Exmoor National Park.
Keep an eye out for ponies roaming this untamed landscape, which is home to historic churches and beautiful coastal woodlands.
Also worth a visit is the Jurassic Coast along the border with Dorset, with crumbling, fossil-filled cliffs providing a unique backdrop to holiday photos.
Walks in Devon
Bantham
Take in the gorgeous coastal scenery on this sandy there-and-back walk, passing both Bantham Beach and the renowned Burgh Island along the way.
Bowerman's Nose - Tor Stories
Providing a combination of short, sharp ascents and gentler sections of open moorland, this walk passes through ancient rock formations and maybe, if you're lucky, a field of alpacas.
Braunton Burrows
This easy 6 mile walk takes you through one of the most extensive dune systems in the UK, Braunton Burrows, backing onto the glorious Saunton Sands beach.
Franklin Totnes Trail
Offering fantastic views of Dartmoor and the town of Totnes, highlights along this walk include an old Toll House and the South Devon Railway.
Hartland - where the Bristol Channel meets the Atlantic
Combining a mix of both strenuous and moderate climbs, this walking route boasts wonderful clifftop views and fascinating rock formations on the below beaches.
Haytor, Dartmoor - Quarries and a Stone Tramway
This circular walk benefits not only from amazing views across Haytor, but interesting additions such as quarries and prehistoric stone circles too.
Historic Hidden Haytor, Dartmoor
Not just a great walk, but also a history lesson, this varied route passes through quarries and the Haytor Granite Tramway, plus the beautiful Dartmoor moorlands.
Ilfracombe to Croyde
Follow the marked South West Coast Path on this linear route with fantastic views, which takes you from Ilfracombe to Croyde via Woolacombe.
Mortehoe
For a shorter but more challenging route, this walk runs along the South West Coast path, providing beautiful views and perhaps even the chance to spot a seal.
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