Waterside Holiday Park, Paignton, Devon, England, UK

Waterside is superbly situated in Paignton, South Devon and enjoys stunnings views across the Torbay coastline. The park is a true beach lovers paradise with cliff path access to the golden sands of Saltern Cove and is a great retreat for family holidays. PLACES TO VISIT LOCALLY: • Torquay Museum - gives you a real insight into the history of the English Riviera • Occombe Farm - Farm, Nature Trail, Gardens and Play Area • Paignton Zoo - more animals than anyone else in the South West • Dartmouth Steam Railway - runs for seven miles in Great Western tradition along the spectacular Torbay coast to Churston and through the wooded slopes bordering the Dart estuary to Kingswear • The Golden Hind - at Brixham is a full sized replica of Sir Francis Drake's ship • Berry Head National Nature Reserve - an internationally acclaimed heritate site • Woodlands - the largest family theme park in the area • Babbacombe Cliff Railway - has shuttled hundreds of thousands of holiday makers

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Forest Glade Holiday Park, Cullompton, Devon, England, UK

We have 2 new camping pods arriving soon on the park. Made in North Wales these timber tents are great if a customer wants to experience ‘glamping’ and should extend the camping season for us. We hope to have them ready for letting by early summer. GREAT THINGS TO DO WHILST HERE: Walk in the forest surrounding the park (walks maps are available free of charge from Reception) and I would explore the Blackdown Hills using the walking guide available in our tourist information room. Take the children – Crealy is great but so is The World of Country Life in Exmouth, and Escot – a great ‘natural’ day out for all the family. Visit the East Devon coast – the historic Regency town of Sidmouth is our nearest coastal resort, Topsham is an interesting town on the Exe and there are great sandy beaches at Exmouth. National Trust properties – Knightshayes, Killerton. The Willows and Wetlands Visitor Centre, Stoke St. Gregory.

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Diary dates for Holsworthy events 2013 and places to camp and bring the caravan

Here are a few up and coming events in and around Holsworthy for this year.Model Show Celebration of Toys, models and exhibits of all types and sizes March Ruby Run 1/2 marathon June/St ,Peters Fair July/Vintage Car Steam Rally July/ Holsworthy + Stratton Agricultural show August Carnival November. Plus a few great attractions for the kids including The Big Sheep & The Milky Way.

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Kingsbridge - a natural hub for exploring South Devon

Explore the lovely South Devon Coast when you stay in Kingsbridge. The town is set in a series of rias, or flooded valleys, which makes it very unique. The Kingsbridge Estuary is both a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Local Nature Reserve. Kingsbridge lies within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty making it easy to explore a choice of beaches, coves, creeks and miles of coastal paths. The town itself holds an accreditation as the first Walkers Are Welcome town in Devon. Kingsbridge holds a Music Festival in June and Fair Week in July, making these excellent times to visit the town. Kingsbridge features a museum dedicated to chemist William Cookworthy, who was born in the town in 1705. Those that want to explore the beauty of Devon can do so easily from Kingsbridge.

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The North Devon town of Barnstaple

Shop all you want in the premier North Devon town of Barnstaple with its excellent bars, high quality restaurants and big name, high street shopping. This isn’t all the town has to offer though; independent boutique shops and the Pannier Market with the produce of proud local food producers are what make the town special. Barnstaple is also a gateway to North Devon where visitors can explore the stunning coastline that has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Taw and Torridge Estuary, Braunton Burrows, Hartland Point and Woolacombe beach. There is also the option to walk the Tarka Trail, which is a pedestrian and cycle way that runs in a 180 mile figure-of-eight. The options are endless when you stay in Barnstaple.

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