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Very good, and all in all a pleasant stay. For us personally, it was a hard walk to Dawlish Warren beach, pushing two child buggies up the hill to get off the site and coming back from the beach a hilly walk up the main road.
In fairness, we had a choice of grass fields to pitch on but if we had pitched on the top site, we would have missed out on the kiddies park and swimming pool.
Only serious gripe, was that the vehicles of holiday makers on site travelled far too fast ignoring the speed restrictions, and safety of the kids.
Positives, great pools, spacious pitches, fab playground. Walkable to Dawlish and Dawlish Warren. Good bus links to rest of the area.
Negatives. Shower block only heated from 5-9am and again in the evening. It felt cold at 9am. Showers ok but lack of hooks for clothes, bag, towel etc. Narrow ledge not big enough for bag. Floors very wet. Toilet blocks did not appear to be heated at all.
Staff drive around on site faster than the 5mph limit (the sites flashing speed sign read 12 and 13mph on occassions) and were usually seen checking their phone or eating whilst driving around. Expensive at £39 a night for 4 in February. via mobile
Award-winning camping and glamping on the edge of Dartmoor National Park near Tavistock, Devon. 40 grass and hardstanding pitches for tents, touring caravans and motorhomes with optional electric hook-ups. Choose between the scenic Daffodil Field with moorland views or the sheltered old walled garden. For those preferring a bit more comfort, the park provides camping pods and mega pods.
Immaculate facilities with free hot showers, toilets, hairdryers, underfloor heating, laundry, dishwashing, games room, small shop, WIFI and playground. The onsite manor house hosts a dog-friendly restaurant and bar serving evening meals. Surrounded by mature woodlands with direct access to Dartmoor, with Tavistocks amenities just a short drive away. Perfect spot to explore Devon and Cornwall's main attractions Find out more here
I was recommended this site by a friend who had visited it on many occasions. I read the reviews and decided to book for a week.
I found that they did reduced rates for over 65s in July so that was a bonus. On arrival we were able to choose our own pitch. Chose a lovely quiet pitch. Had lovely views.
The staff were fantastic. The amenities were second to none. Enjoyed our stay so much we booked an extra night.
We just had a lovely week here, we stayed on the beach meadow grass pitch field, very large pitches indeed, and quieter and roomier than the pitches by the pool and clubhouse the toilet block was always nice and clean, hot showers and free electricity (no cards needed).
The pool was great, with a hot tub and sauna/steam room, and the evening entertainment team were very good, the staff were friendly as well.
Sainsburys is 10 mins walk away, and you can walk to Dawlish warren and Dawlish. Teignmouth is a lovely seaside resort not too far away.
Very nice site and generous discounts for over 50's outside school holidays, cannot wait to return to this site again.
Been coming to this site for years and watched it grow from a really family friendly site to what it has become now, still family friendly but very commercialised and really busy during school holidays.
Our break was outside the school holidays but there were still kids on site, most of which were well behaved. Our super pitch on Halton view was changed to one on Meadow view, due to a drilling rig in action from 8 till 5 boring down for a water supply.
The same facilities, electric, fresh water and drainage, these are very big pitches, but unlike Halton view, are not flat. Ours had a slight slope front to back and across the axle, so chocks were needed to get the van level. Not all pitches were as bad, others that were occupied on the higher tier from us and closer to the statics were reasonably flat. As a seasoned caravanner, I know full well that what suits one person will not suit another.
My wife and I like a peaceful holiday, relaxing outside our home from home. Unfortunately, this was not possible due to the influx of some weekenders who’s sole purpose was to make as much mess as possible, and had no idea half the time where their kids were and what they were up to.
A previous review said that the area by the playpark resembled a refugee camp, I would agree with this wholeheartedly. Thankfully though those were in the minority.
The facilities on site, pools, bar etc are exceptional and you can see why this site is so popular. For people who like camping on grass, the pitches at the top of the site “ Ocean view” are very large and have electric hookups, with an access gate to get to Dawlish Warren which is a short downhill walk away.
The weather was exceptional during our stay and the Elsan disposal point blocked up 4 times during the 2 weeks, which made it a bit awkward, but was sorted immediately each time. Staff are great. Helpful and ready with advice on trips out if you are new to the area. Plenty of washing up sinks and never had to queue for a shower.
For those who like a lively time in a park that has it all, Ladys Mile is just the job. As is for folks like us who like a quieter time of things. Didn’t enjoy it as much this time due to pitch selection, but it won’t put us off.
Book in advance though, as the pitches sell out quickly. Also great deals for over 50’s as mentioned before out of school holidays.
We arrived in time for book in at 11am on the first Sat of Whitsun half term. Parking at reception with a caravan isn't great as is a normal car park and you have to rely on there being enough space for the car and caravan. Book in was friendly and efficient and we had plenty of choice of hard standing.
Pitches were large in the Meadows and much better looking than the pitches surrounding the play park, where it did look much more like a refugee camp. We were lucky with our free upgrade to a fully serviced pitch as we ended up in a quiet location. The campsite is huge an sprawling and we did hear music being played and rowdy campers but fortunately we weren't disturbed where we were. There are a lots of seasonal pitches and some did look quite 'interesting'.
We didn't have to pay for electricity but it appeared this was just temporary over Whitsun to save them time selling prepaid cards at reception.
The shop on site was excellent with loads of camping bits and bobs, food and pocket money sweets and toys. We didn't use the takeaways as found them quite pricey, but the kids enjoyed the arcade.
Both indoor and outdoor pools were well heated and the kids loved the slides. They both bought rubber rings, which you can use on the slides and made it faster and more fun. Obviously both pools were busy with it being half term, so maybe the park should restrict external access (it appears to be open to the public) at busy holidays.
Shower and toilet blocks were kept very clean, although the toilet block stunk of cigarette smoke - I'm not sure if it was coming in from the open windows or campers were smoking indoors.
Showers were free flowing and hot, but there was a total lack of hooks.
Washing up facilities were outside but under cover. Bring gloves as the water is boiling - great for washing up the BBQ.
We went to the Bingo one evening and the bar was pretty rammed. Not really our cup of tea.
Walked to Dawlish Warren and from there you can walk along a prom to Dawlish. A really nice walk but quite high up without railings if you've got a toddler beware.
Sainsburys is only a 5 min walk and Morrisons is a short drive away in Teignmouth.
We enjoyed a couple of nice meals out at Wetherspoons in Teignmouth (parking at Waitrose) as is right next door.
We also visited The Donkey Sanctuary at Sidmouth, which is free. Trago Mills for household shopping. Creally, quite expensive but the reception have vouchers for 25% off and Torquay, which has nice shopping at Fleets Walk near the front (we parked for free near the park and walked down). You can also catch a bus from Dawlish Warren, which in hindsight would have been a lovely ride along the coast, but you'd need to go in the morning as coming back buses don't leave past about 3 or 4.
Our kids loved the site and we may return but we do prefer the peace of a CC or a smaller site.
Massive site very busy, good facilities, staff very helpful, toilets spotless, pool very good for families didn't try the club food in piano bar ok nothing special, Would we return not as a retired couple but would with grandchildren. Large supermarket close by.
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