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Discover Devon’s Delights

Things to do in Brixham

Our holiday parks are located close to many of Devon’s top attractions, beaches and eateries, so you’ll have no shortage of things to do in Brixham during your stay. Soak up the surroundings and get closer to nature with our pick of things to see and do in Devon.

Riviera Bay Coastal Retreat and Landscove Holiday Park are located on the edge of South Devon’s wild and unspoilt Berry Head Nature Reserve. There’s so much to do from our doorstep, including walking along the South West Coast Path, exploring local beaches and discovering the wonders of nearby Brixham and Dartmouth.

If you fancy venturing a little further afield, Devon’s main attractions are within easy reach of both parks.

Get ready for your next adventure.

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Local Walks

South Devon is a walker’s paradise with Dartmoor National Park and a range of walking trails for all abilities within easy reach. The South West Coast Path runs along the edge of our parks, providing endless hikes and opportunities for nature spotting throughout the year.  

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Local Attractions

From boat and steam railway trips and family theme parks to prehistoric caves and ancient castles, Devon is packed with fascinating attractions for everyone to enjoy. There’s plenty to do come rain or shine and in all seasons.

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Local Beaches

South Devon is home to over 50 beautiful beaches, including some of the very best in the South West. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly golden sands, watersports, fishing or idyllic swimming spots, you’ll find it all here.

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Places to Eat

With a choice of renowned restaurants, cafes, pubs and farm shops, eating in Devon is always a treat. Uncover our pick of the best places to eat and enjoy a culinary journey around some of South Devon’s finest eateries.

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