Holiday Park in Devon

Firstly, there’s rural southeast Devon and the South Hams with its red soil, rolling hills and picture postcard fishing towns such as Totnes, Salcombe and Dartmouth.
This landscape of green fields and valleys is dotted with quaint villages, traditional pubs and tea shops.

Then there are the moors – Exmoor and Dartmoor, with their desolate, romantic beauty. Windswept, heather-strewn moorland and broken, granite tors, this is one of the most remote spots in England.

Of course, North Devon is an ever-popular family holiday destination because of its glorious coastline. A cluster of seaside towns stretching from Clovelly, Croyde and Woolacombe to Ilfracombe and Lynton provide both picturesque coastal scenery and some of the region’s best surfing.

Finally, Devon’s two cities of Plymouth and Exeter may be less celebrated than the region’s glorious countryside – but they have treasures like Exeter's Cathedral and Plymouth's waterfront.165