Run by the Lethbridge family since 1962, this site is set on their historic working beef and sheep farm of 600 acres, with panoramic sea views. Explore the network of footpaths leading from the site across the farmland out to the Tarka Trail coastal path, including short walks along the footpaths to good local pubs. Don't forget your binoculars for the birdlife (peregrines nesting), wildflowers and farm animals (lambing and calving at Eastertime) for all to enjoy, plus farm trailer rides around Damage Barton (Whitsun-15 Sep). You will be spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches - Woolacombe's Blue Flag beach for sand and surf, Barricane for shells, Lee for rockpooling, Rockham for peace and quiet and many more little coves to seek out. Bathing off the Cornish and Devon coasts can be dangerous and particular note should be taken of any local warnings.

A spacious site divided into separate areas by Devon Banks. This site is quiet and peaceful out of peak season yet offers a good family site at other times. Glimpses of Lundy Island can be seen from certain areas of the site. Enjoy surfing at Woolacombe, one of the best blue flag beaches in the county. The site boasts direct access from site for cyclists on to the Tarka Trail and North Devon Cycle Network. For golfing enthusiasts, Willingcott Valley Golf Course is only ten minutes walk away.  For bird watchers Braunton Burrow is just seven miles away, the fisherman can enjoy nearby Blakewell Fisheries and Slade Lakes and then there are miles of coastal footpaths for hardy walkers and dog owners. This site offers something for everyone. Bathing off the coast can be dangerous; particular attention must be paid to any local notices.

Adjacent to the old Roman gold mines, in a beautiful setting at the foothills of the Cambrian Mountains, within a 2,500 acre estate owned and managed by the National Trust. The site has a tranquil atmosphere by the River Cothi, set in Red Kite country in an open glade within woodland  with delightful wildflowers and abundant wildlife. There is a local pub within walking distance and garage & shop in 2 miles. Coarse river fishing and horse riding can also be enjoyed close by. Visit the underground gold mine and enjoy one of the guided tours, or follow one of a number of waymarked walks from the site. National Trust properties at Dinefwr and Llanerchaeron are within easy reach. Close to country parks and only 16-miles from the coast, this is an ideal base for a walking or touring holiday. The National Botanical Garden of Wales is just 25 minutes by car.