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Holiday Park Caravans for hire, Holiday Park Lodges for hire, ideal for any holiday at Devon Valley.
This Award winning magnificently located Park, set on the banks of the river Teign in picturesque Shaldon, is the perfect venue for a whole range of holiday activities whatever your age. Discover the miles of safe sandy beaches Devon has to offer. Indulge yourselves with shopping trips to lively Torquay and the vibrant city of Exeter, both easily accessible just 20 minutes drive away.
Superb accommodation, many having fantastic views across the estuary, so you can relax in a peaceful and inspiring environment, or be a little more lively and join in with the family sporting events!
Back at home, enjoy the many facilities on Park including a large heated indoor pool, a full evening of free entertainment including nightly Competitions, Cabarets and late night dancing. Children will love their own club led by Captain DV and Morris Minor.
| Devon Valley offers the following facilities. |
Accommodation and facilities |
Indoor heated pool Outdoor all weather multi-purpose sports arena including five-a-side football and basketball Pool tables*DartsBreakers Night Club and entertainment complex Visiting star cabarets, shows and discos Competitions and bingo* nightly The Boathouse - home made food, à la carte and half board option Fast food - late night takeaway Big screen TV Game Zone arcade* Under 5s soft play area Pirate ShipAdventure playground for under 5sSupermarket Internet access*Wi-Fi area* Babysitting service*Launderette* * Charges apply
There is a games room or games area on park
There is a childrens play area on park
Holiday Parks has an indoor Swimming Pool
There is a holiday park shop to buy food and other essentials
- Indoor pool
- Stunning riverside location
- Great for families
All-male, all-female or mixed groups under 25 – please check when booking Pets £30pw each (max 1) (Clipper, Sloop and Schooner)Non smoking caravans available, please check when booking |
TV Kitchen Bath and/or shower Shower (caravans) Bed linen and duvets Additional sleeping for two in the lounge area (except Topper) Gas and electricity included (caravans) Electricity by card meter (chalets) Babies must be included in party total Travel cots and highchairs £12pw each Travel cots (chalets) Cotside available free of charge (caravans) All-male, all-female or mixed groups under 25 – please check when booking Pets £30pw each (max 1) (Clipper, Sloop and Schooner)Non smoking caravans available, please check when booking
Weekly Price Range: £119 - £908- Please note that the prices shown here are intended as a guide only for
Devon Valley. To get the latest prices and offers please click on the
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Local Area Finding Devon Valley
SatNav Postcode: TQ14 0EY
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The local Area around Devon Valley
Book a break in South Devon and you’ll discover there’s no better way to enjoy this county’s beguiling blend of fabulous beach resorts, chocolate-box pretty villages and glorious countryside. Explore the South Hams - beautiful tranquil country, dotted with thatched cottages, traditional Devon longhouses and delightful old estuary towns. At Plymouth, the National Marine Aquarium makes a fascinating outing and venturing inland you come to Dartmoor’s rugged landscape where wild ponies graze and sleepy villages nestle in hidden valleys, while the city of Exeter boasts excellent shopping and a thriving arts scene. And all over South Devon there are cafes and tearooms serving fresh, local produce - and delicious cream teas! From Plymouth and Bigbury Bay to the three bustling English Riviera towns of Brixham, Paignton and Torquay, and the quieter charms of Teignmouth, Exmouth and Sidmouth, you’ll find all the ingredients for a great seaside holiday. |
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User Reviews
We have 244 reviews in our database for Devon Valley. Only the last 10 are shown for each holiday park
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Date of stay: March 2012 |
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| Had a fab time - would recommend |
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Date of stay: 2006 |
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| A very good park, good for families with children and plenty for kids to enjoy. |
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Date of stay: 2007 |
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| We always have a great time at Devon Valley. I'm happy for the children to go the park or shop on their own as we all feel very safe. |
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Date of stay: 2007 |
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| A very good park for families with small children in pushchairs and wheelchair users, as there is easy access to all the amenities via ramps. |
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Date of stay: 2007 |
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| The park was quiet and very relaxing, and allowing pets was an added bonus for us. It is situated in a quiet countryside area but within easy reach of Devons attractions - I'll be back! |
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Date of stay: 2007 |
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| A lovely location! |
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Date of stay: 2008 |
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| The setting is excellent and the views are fantastic, there is also lots of places to visit in the local area. The weather is usually very good and we have not had a bad holiday to date. |
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Date of stay: 2008 |
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| The park was clean and has friendly staff in the restaurant and bar, the food was great! |
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Date of stay: 2008 |
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| All of the above, the amenities, cleanlieness, helpful staff quality for money. |
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Date of stay: 2008 |
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| This is an excellent location. |
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