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All reports about Broad Park CC site near Modbury south Devon mention the very narrow approach road. The reports are true, but they shouldn’t be a deterrent, as it just needs a bit of extra care. Mind you, local drivers seem not to have a reverse gear on their cars!
The site advises that you shouldn’t approach via Modbury - this is probably wise, not just because the roads are narrow, but the amount of parking on both sides of the road in the town.
The site itself is a very prettily laid out mix of grass and hard-standings on several levels. Overall, the site is much greener and more spacious than many CC sites so we didn’t find that the lack of open views, as others have reported, was a negative point at all.
We were only there three days, so didn’t see as much of the area as we would have liked, but highlights for us were coastal walks around Salcombe, and the ‘Round Robin’ bus/steam train/boat trip from Totnes- Paignton - Greenways (Agatha Christie’s holiday house) - Kingswear - Dartmouth - Totnes. An excellent day out on a rare sunny day in June!
This is a quiet peaceful site in lovely surroundings right in the middle of the countryside. The grass pitches were closed due to heavy rains that had luckily stopped a couple of days before we travelled there, so we had a hard standing level pitch with a great view over the valley.
The pitch backed on to the road which had just occasional vehicles. Nothing could be heard nearer to the toilet block.
The only criticism we had was the narrow lanes leading to the site, and all over this part of Devon, but after going out every day in the car, we got used to them and didn't bother us too much by the time we towed the caravan home.
The weather was dry but cold for the first couple of days, which developed into warm then hot sunshine.
The toilet block was very clean, but several coat hooks were broken or missing in the cubicles. There was a nice playground for kids tucked away from most pitches, although as it was off-season, there were no children on site. There was a filling station and a small Spar shop along the lane at California Cross.
We had a great holiday as there are numerous places of interest you can visit from this site which I think is ideally located.
The wardens were very friendly, and it's definitely on our list for a return visit.
Fabulous site, fab wardens and a fab area of beauty. The site is so quiet and peaceful. The facilities are spotless although in need of a face lift but very clean and adequate. Nothing was too much trouble for the wardens although they have to be strict on pitching as I learnt due to fire regs so that's ok, but what a great time and cant wait to return. Would highly recommend this site. There is also a beach about 6 miles away called Bigbry-on-Sea and its so great especially for the dogs and children.
Booked last minute and this CC site was surprisingly quiet compared to other sites in Devon. We live locally (within 1 hour's drive) and decided on a short weekend break.
Site well signposted and easy to find from the A38. Road does narrow in places but if you are a confident driver/tower and take it steady you should not have any problems.
Warm welcome from warden and told to pitch where we liked. Satellite reception is poor in places so it did take us several attempts to 'pitch up' before we could get a tv signal and no aerial hook up on the pitches as on some other CC sites.
We really liked the layout of this site. Unlike most other CC sites, this site has been thoughtfully planned - lots of spacious cul-de-sacs and planting of trees to give privacy instead of looking at rows and rows of caravans. I would say the site wasn't the most immaculate CC site we have been on, for example the exterior of the toilet block needed a lick of paint here and there and it just looked like it needed a bit of TLC. This wasn't to say that it was not clean on the inside - as always clean showers and loos.
Lovely dog walk, which is a main criteria we look for. Such a shame that the huge recreational field next to it stood empty, would be nice if the park would allow dogs to be walked around this also when the site is quiet (as Hillhead CC site does) as we never saw one child on our stay and the dogs would have loved walking around there after their circuit of the smaller dog area.
Out and about - we did venture into Kingsbridge (Morrisons and Tesco easy to find on outskirts of town) and then decided to go onto Slapton Sands. Again to advise drivers of motorhomes to be cautious on roads as very narrow in places but my husband (the driver) was not worried his motto is 'if the public bus can get through than so can we!'
To sum up - very quiet site, ideal for those looking for peace and quiet in rural countryside but within easy drive of the South Hams coast. You would definitely require a car to enjoy the area to it's full potential (especially some of the lovely coves reached via narrow roads) so ideally would suit caravanners, confident motorhome drivers or motorhomers towing a car.
A really nice site, well maintained with very clean facilities. There was a dish wash and laundry facility.
We found the wardens helpful and chatty, they were very good at suggesting trips etc.
Access is up a rather narrow Devon lane, so take care, and the site is rather secluded, but very peaceful There was a good dog walk. A spar shop, garage and pub were around a mile away.
The village of Modbury was a couple of miles away - the White Hart Hotel did a lovely dinner and breakfast, dogs allowed!
The pitches were a mix of hard standing and grass, and well spaced.
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
We arrived here on a very wet Fri afternoon closely followed by 2 other caravans. The wardens were very friendly and helpful and we were told we could select our own pitch (available pitches were marked out for us on the map). Having studied the map for a few moments we selected a hardstanding pitch and feel we had a great location for the week as it was close to the utilities (which initially we hadn't realised) and dog walk.
The site was very clean and well maintained. We were only booked on the site for 4 days, we asked if there had been any cancellations and were told there hadn't but we would be put on a list and considered should there be any. Within 20 mins the warden came to notify us that there was space on the site and we extended our stay. We were glad that we did as we had a great pitch and site that we didn't want to move and we still had lots to explore in the area.
We easily filled each day with visiting the local area, We bought a short pub walk book from the on site shop and selected a 7 mile walk over Dartmoor, we visited Paignton (which I wouldn't recommend unless you like places like Blackpool), Torquey and Babbacombe (English Riviera) were lovely especially as we went on a gorgeous sunny day. Other great places to see are Burgh Island, Berry Head, Salcombe and surrounding areas, the list is endless!
Just be aware that the lanes leading to the site are tight for caravans. We choose to leave at 6am on the Sun morning in order to miss traffic on the motorway and avoid any close encounters with other caravans on the lanes!
A great site, clean, well kept and quiet with a great dog walk. Only downside for us was that the lanes were so narrow you had to drive to the 1 local pub that there was! There were some nice public footpaths accessible from the site but everything else had to be accessed via car.
There was also a co-op and Spar close by for the essentails, the shop on site stocked a small selection of essentials but didn't do newspapers.
This is a lovely site, well kept with friendly helpful wardens.
The surrounding area is beautiful with many interesting places to visit; Plymouth, Dartmouth, Kingsbridge etc.
The only downside we found was access, the approach road is narrow in places and difficult for 2 caravans to pass. I wouldn't like this to put people off visiting this site but would suggest that arrival after midday would be wise allowing departing vehicles to leave first.
Peaceful site overall with clean and neat facilities. If without children, best not to get a pitch near the playground as it is quite active early evenings. Also there is no chance of walking to pub or shop from site as roads are narrow and no way to escape traffic for pedestrians. Great places to visit nearby but again, for motorhomers, roads to lots of beaches etc very narrow and quite stressful at times (passing places etc).
A lovely site in a nice spot. We really liked this little site, the wardens were fabulous, friendly and very helpful and the site was everything you expect from the caravan club, clean, well maintained with warm shower blocks, immaculate as usual.
The main site was very sympathetic with its layout, it didn't feel as though the pitches were overlooked and all seemed to be a good size. We actually parked ourselves right next to the little play area so our children could play out whilst we watched over them. They made lots of lovely little friends, all of whom went to bed at a reasonable hour so noise wasn't a problem at all. There was also a separate children's play field for ball games etc and a dog walking field.
As for out and about, Modbury is a lovely little village with all the essentials one could wish for, co-op, post office, bakers (who do fabulous pasties!), butchers, indian & chinese take aways and some lovely little individual shops. For a lovely sandy beach I would recommend Bigbury on Sea as most other places we tried were shingle.
All in all a lovely site, a lovely spot and would return.
This was my first attempt at caravanning, and what a site to visit for a novice like me.
From the moment I entered the site I could not ask for more. The warden immediately helped me set up and gave me lots of helpful hints without being a nuisance.
The park was very clean and well cared for. There was a fish and chip van on our first night, but be warned the portions are huge. The park is one for the families with dogs, there is a great dog walk that again was spotless.
The only drawback were the roads to the park, these are quite narrow but had lots of passing points.All in all a great park, friendly staff and lovely part of Devon close to Plymouth, Exeter and some great beaches.
I will definitely be going back
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
No Washing Up Area 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
No Shop 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <10 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf On Site 
No Tennis 
Beach <10 miles 
Watersports <10 miles 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
All reports about Broad Park CC site near Modbury south Devon mention the very narrow approach road. The reports are true, but they shouldn’t be a deterrent, as it just needs a bit of extra care. Mind you, local drivers seem not to have a reverse gear on their cars! 
