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Caravan Parks & Camping Sites In Colyton Colyton was a prosperous wool town owned by Henry Courtenay in the 16th century. Once in Colyton you can wander through the towns interesting array of buildings ranging from the 14th to the 19th centuries - including the Old Church House; the Old Court House, where the famous Judge Jeffreys tried the local members of the Monmouth Rebellion; the Great House with its chequer board façade and the Tudor Vicarage.

Caravan Parks & Camping Sites In Dawlish Dawlish is a pretty resort, on the South Devon coastline. The town's location, makes it the ideal base for touring this idyllic part of the country. The town itself has a quiet, relaxing feel to it - full of charm and loaded with atmosphere. Dawlish, was once the haunt of such literary giants as Charles Dickens and Jane Austen. Charles Dickens used the town as the birthplace of Nicholas Nickleby.

Caravan Parks & Camping Sites In Exeter The city of Exeter has a wealth of things to do and see. The city is full of character, and steeped in history. Exeter has over 600 shops, including, open-air markets, quaint antique and curio shops, collectors fairs and of course the large high street department stores. Whilst it offers all the facilities of a large city, Exeter has many examples of outstanding architecture and buildings. The city is surrounded by the lush green Devon countryside, all within a few minutes drive of the centre.

Caravan Parks & Camping Sites In Tavistock Tavistock stands in the heart of an area of tremendous natural beauty which ranges from Dartmoor - whose purples, grays, browns and greens are matched by the variety of its moods; now somber and brooding, now sunlit and colourful, now mysterious in a misty cape - to the softly wooded valleys to the North and West of the Town.

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