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ALLIANCE PARTNERSHidden Valley Touring and Camping Park
- Proprietor
- Mr Richard Legg
- Season
- All year
- Address
- West Down Nr. Braunton, Ilfracombe, EX34 8NU
- Telephone
- 01271 813 837
- Website
- www.hiddenvalleypark.com
- Description
- Hidden Valley is a family run touring park in a beautiful wooded valley, and has gained the Gold David Bellamy Conservation Award, 5 Stars by Visit England, and new for 2011 the AA 5 pennants. In 2009/2010 Hidden Valley won Holiday Park of the Year.
There are 120 level pitches, 60 of which are all-weather hard standing and 60 grass.
Overlooking the gardens and lake is a licensed shop and a delightful coffee-shop serving full English Breakfasts & Cream Teas - perfect after a forest walk! - Other Facilities
- We have a luxurious therapy suite with two skilled holistic therapists offering pamper packages and individual treatments. A lovely lake, gardens to stroll around, woodland with some great nature trails to follow, and a relaxing coffee shop in which to enjoy breakfasts, lunches and snacks.
- Also nearby
- Surfing is very popular at the local beaches, as well as fantastic coastal walks, excellent off-road cycle trails, and throughout June a host of art and cultural activities in the North Devon festival.
- Tourist Attractions
- Hidden Valley is set among rolling hills of stunning Devon countryside. Just 4 miles away are some of the country’s most prestigious beaches, including the golden sandy beach at Woolacombe, and The Tunnels Beaches in Ilfracombe, both of which are Blue Flag and Quality Coast Award winners.
The fabulous surfing beach at Croyde Bay is just 5 miles away, while Saunton Sands is just 6 miles, and is a wonderful beach for a day out with the family.
For those that want to relax, the National Trust’s Arlington Court and RHS Gardens Rosemoor are both wonderful to visit.
There are also many family attractions close by, including the Big Sheep, which is a wonderful all weather attraction, the Dinosaur Adventure park and Exmoor Zoo.
Quaint harbour towns adorn the North Devon coast line, and are a lovely place for afternoon tea, fish & chips or an ice cream. Lynton is one such town, built mainly by the Victorians and is connected to Lynmouth via a water-powered funicular railway. Ilfracombe with its picturesque harbour is home to, among others, HMS Oldenburg, which sails to Lundy Island several times a week. - Directions
- There is excellent access to the site, straight off the A361 between Barnstaple and Ilfracombe. From the M5 J27 follow the A361 to Barnstaple (do not divert at South Molton) then keep on A361 towards Ilfracombe. About 8 miles from Barnstaple, having driven through the villages of Braunton and Knowle, you can find us on the left hand side.
- Special Offers
- 40% off pitch fees in September.
45% off pitch fees in October.
2 nights for 1 in November.
55% off pitch fees in December.
Phone for more details - 01271 813 837
- Pets allowed
- Allow rallies
- Disabled access
- Family park
- 120 Touring pitches £15.00 - £40.00
- Seasonal pitches
- 58 Tent pitches £15.00 - £40.00
- 60 Motorhome pitches £15.00 - £40.00
- Serviced pitches
- Children's play area
- Electric hook-ups
- Water hook-ups
- Drainage hook-ups
- LPG stockist
- Sanitary block(s)
- Laundry
- Shop
- Visitor parking
- Chemical disposal point
- Washing up facilities
- Cafe
- Beach
- Boat launch
- Cycle hire
- Fishing
- Golf
- Horse Riding
- Swimming (Indoor)
- Tennis
- Awards & Memberships
- Awards
- Awards
- Gold
- 2009 Winner (2009)England for Excellence
- Silver
- 2012
Tourist Board Rating (Camping & Caravanning)- Welcome All
- Alan Rogers Recommended
Devon Environmental Business Runner-up Award - Memberships
- Memberships
These details were last updated on Friday 23 March 2012
