A long, gently sloping meadow site screened with well-kept shrubs and trees, with the sea only ¾ mile away. This is ideal for the open-air holiday. You're close to the bird sanctuary at Slapton Ley and if you sail you can moor at East Portlemouth and explore the marvellous harbours and creeks of this lovely coast. The sea fishing is excellent from the beach too, so bring your tackle. Kingsbridge is an interesting old town renowned for its excellent food, with attractive buildings and an old-worlde charm.
Bathing off the coast can be dangerous and particular note must be taken of any local notices.

This site, surrounded by bright heather and gorse moorland, is high above Exeter at the top of Haldon Hill, with superb views and a great feeling of space. Exeter's Cathedral Close is at the tranquil heart of the City and should be your first stop, followed by a walk along the River Exe to the Quay. Explore Dartmoor, starting with the National Park Centre at Parke, just outside Bovey Tracey, where there are lovely woodland walks. Then, why not climb up Haytor for the best views on the moor. Canonteign Falls, the highest in England are also worth visiting.

This site is set in a quiet valley close to an ancient farmhouse and surrounded by beautiful countryside. If Devon means rolling farmland and dazzling coastline to you, then this is a site where all your holiday dreams come true. Situated on an old farmstead with blissful space around for the children to explore, it's well-equipped with play area, wendy house and fort, while for older visitors there's tennis, table tennis, darts and even a pool table. The site is within a short drive of the famous English Riviera of Torbay, yet turn inland and you can soon get to the rugged splendour of Dartmoor. Drive south west and you'll find Elizabethan Totnes on the river Dart - take a trip down the river to Dartmouth to see it at its best. For town-life, Plymouth and Exeter aren't too far away. For golfers, a challenging 18-hole golf course at Dainton Park is on the doorstep.