This 630-mile national trail hugs the coastline from Poole to Minehead, taking in some of Southwest England’s most breathtakingly beautiful scenery. Just a stone’s throw from our holiday parks, join the Devon stretch of the path as it meanders along the coast. Highlights include the dramatic limestone cliffs at Berry Head, Dartmouth harbour and Hope Cove’s sandy beaches.

With over 70% of South Devon’s Coast Path designated as a National Landscape, expect incredible views, plenty of wildlife and rugged, wild landscapes.

Located on the banks of the River Dart, Kingswear is a charming village at the end of the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway line. With easy access to Dartmouth via the passenger ferry, Kingswear is a great stop on your way to Dartmouth or as a day out on its own merit. Daymark and Coleton Fishacre are two must-sees when visiting the village.

Picturesque Dartmouth sits proudly at the mouth of the glistening River Dart. Famous for its maritime heritage, beautiful architecture and excellent dining, wander down one of the winding, shop-lined lanes, take a stroll to Dartmouth Castle or catch the ferry to Kingswear for a steam train ride.

Dartmouth hosts several events throughout the year, including the Dart Music Festival in May and the Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta in August.

Look carefully, and the Welcome to Totnes signs may tell you that this wonderful little town is twinned with Narnia. You could be forgiven for believing it when you soak up Totnes' bohemian vibes as you wander its long, winding streets, each lined with independent shops, eateries, and other curiosities.

Our local picture-postcard village of Shaldon is a small yet bustling centre of independent shops and cafés. It boasts an impressive range of events, including Shaldon Water Carnival (first Saturday in August) and the Shaldon 1785 Day & Craft Market. You'll also find Shaldon Zoo and a genuine smugglers' tunnel leading to Ness Beach.

Just over the bridge from Shaldon lies the quintessential seaside town of Teignmouth. Have fun on the beach, grab an ice cream and enjoy some delicious fish and chips while strolling down the promenade.

Dartmoor National Park is an incredible landscape of rugged, natural beauty that’s well worth a visit. You’ll find wild ponies roaming the miles of rolling moorland, an incredible history of ancient woodlands and iconic landscapes like Haytor and Becky Falls.

Experience the hustle and bustle of a traditional English market town situated within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Kingsbridge is a popular destination for walking and sailing throughout the year.

Devon’s compact capital city is highly rated for its shopping, eating, and cultural offerings. We'd recommend a whole day to explore the bustling High Street, Princesshay Shopping Centre, Cathedral Yard, Northenhay Gardens, and The Quayside, not forgetting the famous Gandhi Street.

Britain's Ocean City is a little further afield, but it’s well worth the visit, even if just for the National Marine Aquarium. Take time to explore Plymouth Hoe, where the famous Smeaton Tower is located, take a day boat trip and enjoy a spot of retail therapy in the South West’s second-largest shopping hub.

The gateway to the Jurassic Coast, Exmouth's impressive sandy beach gives it the deserved title of the regional hub for water sports. Kitesurfing, kayaking and windsurfing are the most popular, but you can practice almost any water sport here.

A shopper's paradise and a food lover's haven! Salcombe is also surrounded by clear blue waters, golden beaches, and rolling green hills - the essence of beautiful Devon!