Places to Visit

Devon View Caravans, Devon Cliffs, Sandy Bay, Exmouth, Devon

Devon View Caravans

at Devon Cliffs Holiday Park, Sandy Bay, Exmouth, Devon

Haven Devon Cliffs Holiday Park is situated in a beautiful part of East Devon, close to the town of Exmouth, famous for it’s two mile stretch of golden sand. It has a good shopping centre, beautiful gardens and is only 5 minutes drive away, or you can take the bus from the Park. The East Devon coast had been officially ranked alongside the Grand Canyon as one of the natural wonders of the world. It provides a fascinating glimpse into the ancient past, including the entire Jurassic period.

For more information visit: Exmouth Guide

A la Ronde - Exmouth is an 18th Century, 16 sided house, owned by The National Trust. It was built by two spinster cousins on their return from ‘The Grand Tour’ of Europe. It boasts some of the most spectacular decoration and contains many of the ‘treasures’ collected by these two very independent ladies.

Tel. 01395 265514 National Trust

Bicton Park - East Budleigh has historic gardens with one of the world’s most attractive buildings ‘The Palm House’. It’s an amazing place for children, with the Bigfoot Maze, Climbing Camp...and more.

And it’s only about 15 mins drive away.

Tel. 01395 568465 Bicton Park

Crealy Adventure Park - Clyst St. Mary. Here you will find great family adventure. There are Go-karts, Roller Coaster rides, Carousels, Playground and Bumper boats.

A great day out!

Tel. 01395 233200 Crealy Park

The Donkey Sanctury - Sidmouth. Set in the rolling countryside, this Sanctuary is home to around 500 rescued and donated Donkeys. Who could resist a visit to see these gentle animals. Take a picnic and spend the day there….. IT’S FREE!!

Tel. 01395 578222 The Donkey Sanctury

Powderham Castle - Dawlish. This 600 year old castle is near Dawlish and has a beautiful Deer Park….there’s lots to do but watch out for the Medieval Jousting!

Tel. 01626 890243 Powderham Castle

Dartmoor National Park. Just half an hours drive on the A38 will take you to the beautiful, unspoilt scenery of Dartmoor, with it’s Tors and wild ponies. A visit to Haytor and Widecome-in-the-Moor is a must.

Dartmoor National Park