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When we arrived it was down a tight road, so don't miss the entrance because further down the road turning would be tricky in a caravan. Reception was first rate and shown our pitch.
The Loos / Showers were quite a distance for some areas of the park and needed updating / relocating. Good play area for kids away from the main camping area.
Donkey Sanctuary 30 mins walk down country lanes. Don't bother with Salcombe Beach. Its grim and all down hill there. The access being a bit iffy down a cliff path.
No Pubs or Restaurants in walking distance.
Be warned that coastal fog / cloud sweeps in in minutes.
All in all. New facilities in a central position would get the site 10/10
Just spent four superbly relaxing days at Salcombe Regis having returned to camping for the first time in twenty years. I have to say, reviews from this website were spot on.
The site is immaculate and beautifully maintained with lovely pitches and good views all around. The wardens were very helpful and professional. Fellow campers were mostly considerate and friendly. The site got busy, probably due to the Folk Festival but this wasn't a problem as it wasn't noisy at all.
The wash facilities were good although probably could do with updating. During our stay the site got busier with more campers but we didn't need to queue for either toilets or showers at all and I like the way sponges are left at each sink to encourage people to leave the sink clean ready for the next person.
The shop is well stocked with food items and local information.
The locality offers some stunning coastal walks and it is well placed for visiting towns along the coast such as the lovely Sidmouth and Lyme Regis. The donkey sanctuary, as always, is a haven of calm and tranquillity.
We certainly will be returning to this campsite again.
Visited for Folk week, had a fabulous time, weather was misty mosts mornings due to close proximity of the beach, walked to along a public footpath and steep steps in about 25 minutes.
Site immaculate and friendly staff show you to your pitch. Bathrooms adequate, but agree could do with updating. Level ish pitches with plenty of space and a water tap on each pitch. Festival bus runs throughout the day and last bus back is 01. 00 expext a bit of good natured noise, all good fun.
No disposable barbecues allowed due to fire restrictions, so make sure you take your own barbie.
Shop has basic provisions and camping necessities, but could be improved by stocking local produce (they do have croissants and fresh bread daily) and will order papers for you every day. Off license would be good too
This is a nice site with good space for each unit. However, our criticism is of the washing facilities: there is only one block for the large site and this is located at the edge of the site rather than centrally.
Although these facilities are kept in very clean condition, they are outdated and cramped and fall well below the facilities of many other sites.
The showers are essentially communal and if the site was well occupied they would be totally inadequate.
We have just returned from Salcombe Regis Caravan & Camping site.
Salcombe Regis has good instructions on how to get there do not use a sat nav.
This site is flat,& has good size pitches we had water & drainage at no extra cost plenty of room for an awning and car.
The showers are clean,hot & plenty of them.
We never used the laundry room there are washing machines, dryer's, spin dryer & iron.
The rubbish bins are emptied at least 2 twice a day so no rubbish is left around the bins.
The staff are friendly and very help full.
When we arrived on the site we were shown to our pitch and were helped to put the caravan on.
The children's play area is in good safe condition plenty to keep children happy, the shop offered basic food products also information on places of interest.
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 visited the site for our first camping trip and nearly went home again as the soil was so stony. We asked one of the campsite wardens if he thought we should move our tent and he told us there had been no other complaints and the soil was just hard. Even as camping novices we knew that was not the problem as when we avoided the stones, the pegs went in easily.
Other campers who we met had also had the same problem. For this reason, we will not be coming here again.
On the positive side, this was a nice site with good facilities. We were fairly close to the shower block, but it is not centrally situated so if you were placed on the other side of the site, you would have quite a walk. There was also a good sized play area which our children loved.
Just come back from this site after nearly a week staying there. Have to say that the site is well laid out and despite us arriving on a Bank Holiday Weekend there was plenty of room between pitches.
Wardens and staff were friendly and the Amenities block was always clean. Never had to queue for a shower and the showers were always nice and hot with plenty of pressure.
No pub on site nearest is about a mile away and though you could walk to it we didn't as the lanes were quite narrow with no footpaths.
Sidmouth is nearest town with beach about 2.5 miles mix of pebbles and when tide goes out sand as well. In town there are plenty of shops including a Tesco Metro and small Co-op.
Overall a nice child friendly site with a lovely playgound. Slightly sloping in the tent field. We are already looking to return in August.
Anyone thinking about a trip to Devon for long or short stay, regardless of unit, we would really recommend this site! Clean, welcoming, friendly, helpful, tidy, kids area, beautiful views, dog walking area, small on site shop, well maintained grass areas, big pitches, electric hook up available, lots of water points, lovely clean bathrooms, toilets and washing up areas, ice pack freezing facility available (20p), superb value for money!
Site was quiet when we stayed but I would imagine that you would need to book for school holidays as it is such a good site.
Woken daily (and quite early) by a truly wonderful dawn chorus made up of so many different birds it was hard to distinguish most of them, unfortunately the local cockerel joined in alongside the pheasants. Also the first night that we were there I found the local church bell woke me up as it does ring rather loudly on the hour, but soon got used to it and it didn't wake me after that first night.
Showers are lovely and hot. Hairdriers in the bathroom, very effective but they are 20p a go so take plenty with you!
No disposable BBQ's allowed at this site - worth getting a small portable/folding one which we did (about £15 from Sainsbury, B&Q etc).
Best local pubs to visit for dinner/evening in a pub garden are without a doubt 'The Bowd' and 'The Blue Ball'. We enjoyed dinner at both of these pubs and while they may not be cheap and cheerful, (about £12 - £15 per main course) the food is superb, filling and fresh and staff are very welcoming. Also local ales and ciders! We don't have kids so didn't pay particular attention to play areas, but 'The Bowd' has a lovely play area at the front of the pub.
Site is well placed for lots of attractions including donkey sanctuary, Crealy adventure park, Exeter, South devon Railway, also lots of lovely coastal towns including Seaton (with the tram rides), Sidmouth and a lovely sandy beach at Lyme Regis but be warned, it is a VERY steep walk back up that hill! Leaflets provided in the washing up area for inspiration.
Would definitely stay here again - actually, looking at this as a stop off point for a couple of nights next year when we may go on to Cornwall.
Thank you for such a lovely camping experience, hope to come back next year!
Directions are a bit confusing stating third turning at the top of the hill, but it is 2nd turning. When we reached the site it was very clean and tidy with plenty of space within the two fields,
The only problem I found was the toilets and shower facilities. There was only one block for the site and and extremely long walk if you are in the bottom field, you would certainly need a portable loo during the night especially if the weather is not clement, they could certainly use another block for facilities in the bottom field.
What can I say, this is a very well kept camp site.
The directions from their website are a little confusing (follow the brown tourist signs as you come up the hill and you can't go wrong), but once found the site is excellent, even though it was bank holiday weekend there was plenty of room, never a queue for the clean toilets and showers, the staff were extremely helpful and friendly and the pitches were large enough to accommodate an 8 man tent, porch, car and trailer.
The beach is a pleasant 20 minute downhill walk through country side, however it is a good 40-45 minute walk back mostly up a steep hill. The village is picturesque, but sadly no pub (nearest is a 5 minute drive down the main road, not really ideal for walking to as there is no footpath). The on site shop sells essentials, but there is a Waitrose and Lidl in Sidmouth (about 10 minute drive) plus a small Co-Op and Tesco metro.
Sidmouth itself can be walked to over the cliff path, which is well sign posted and maintained and gives excellent views over torbay (takes around 45min to an hour). Sidmouth itself, is typically seaside, though not tacky with an excellent safe beach.
Only downsides to the site is that there is only one facilities block, so if you are pitched at the bottom end of the field, it is a bit of hike, and the field itself gently slopes (but so does all of Devon) so don't expect bowling green levels. All in all the site lives up to it's sign post ('the site for the discerning camper').
If you want a perfect seaside site, with bags of space for the kids to run about, near a decent seaside town,with lots of pleasant, safe walks, this fits the bill perfectly. Definitely on the list of places to go back to.
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
This was our first visit to this particular area and it was our friends who picked this site. We turned up mid afternoon and it began to drizzle and so many people came and asked if we wanted help putting up our tent.
Everyone on site was so friendly as were the staff who were also very helpful. The campsite had a lovely atmosphere and the tents were nicely spread out giving a good area of greenery for children to run around in the middle.
The showers and toilets were very clean and Hot, as was the dishwasher area. There was a little playground for the children and another large space for them to run around with balls and kites.
It was a lovely weekend and we will be returning.
Some lovely pubs in the local village and a waitrose supermarket about 10 mins away.
Overall very spacious and clean. Perfect for a short break.
This was the second time using the site and we would certainly return again. The pitches for tents are spacious and marked out so no-one should encroach onto your space. Some of the pitches are fairly sloping but nothing that can't be put up with. There are plenty of cold water taps around the camping field.
The shower block is always clean and on both occasions we've been there, they've never been too busy - loads of showers in both male and female blocks. The wash-up facilities are great too with plenty of room.
The staff keep busy and it's clear they take great care of the site which is immaculate.
This site has probably the best 'dedicated' dog walking area we've seen with free bags and doggie bins.
There's good walking around the site, with easy links onto the South West coast path and it's within easy walking distance from the Donkey Sanctuary.
There's a Waitrose just outside Sidmouth and a Tesco just outside Honiton, as well as a Spar in nearby Sidford.
The children's play area was popular with the five year old kids we were there with.
All in all, this is an excellent site, highly recommended and we'll be going back again
We have just returned from this site (2 adults, 2 5 yr olds and a 2 yr old) and absolutely loved it.
Vry well maintained, staff very friendly and the toilets etc were always very clean. The review before that said there were 3 toilets and 1 shower had obviously never visited the toilet block behind that had another 3 toilets and many more showers.
Family with us had a dog and they were very pleased with the dog walking facilities.
You can easily walk to the donkey sanctuary and there is a lovely chip shop nearby.
You can renew your freezer blocks in the on site shop as well.
I would recommend escot as a day out if you have young kids but see if you can get the Devon 2010 booklets from the tourist office for a discount on kids entry prices.
Overall - I would say it is a great site at a good price and I would return!
I enjoyed my weekend stay on this site. I hadn't booked, but was given a choice of available pitches and was asked how near/far I wanted to be from the facilities.
As the previous reviewer mentioned, there are plenty of showers, toilets, etc. There was plenty of hot water and the facilities were clean and tidy. There were also several sinks for washing up. I didn't use the shop, so can't comment on how well-stocked it is.
The site is well located for walking - a footpath runs through the site.
The dog walk area was well laid out - and with bags and bins provided, it has obviously been well thought out.
My only criticism was that, although I was given a choice of a couple of pitches once I had selected which area of the field I wanted to be in, someone else arrived a few hours after me and was given the pitch that I didn't choose, meaning that we were right next to each other, even though there were plenty of vacant pitches around us. I'm not sure why we were both put together in that section of the site when it seemed that we could have been allocated pitches a bit further apart.
This was a friendly, well-run and well maintained campsite.
A lovely campsite, well looked after with good clean facilities, walking across the fields to the Donkey Sanctuary in the sunshine was unforgettable, with refreshments available at the cafe before the walk back,
We did not find it as easy to get to the coast on foot and sadly gave up before we reached it as you needed to be really fit.
We did notice that the site became very noisy on the weekends when families moved in with their tents but in the week very quiet and peaceful.
Our pitch had a lovely aspect but the ground was unlevel and had to use bricks and blocks to level it.
A well stocked shop and within easy reach of all the great places on the South Devon coast.
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No Tents 
No Caravans 
No Motorhomes 
No Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <1 mile 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <1 mile 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
When we arrived it was down a tight road, so don't miss the entrance because further down the road turning would be tricky in a caravan. Reception was first rate and shown our pitch. 
