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Overlooking East Devon’s spectacular Corry Valley, just 6 miles from the world-renowned Jurassic Coast, this friendly park offers a perfectly located base for relaxing and exploring all the delights of the glorious West Country.
Andrewshayes Orchard Retreat is part of our exclusive Bouja Luxury Boutique Breaks Collection.
Larkshayes Cottages is part of our Daisy Door Cottage Style Collection, a magnificently located collection of former stables lovingly restored to create an idyllic Devonshire retreat boasting wonderful views over the sublime Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Former reservoir conversion Wood-fired hot tub Games room with pool table Less than 1.5 miles to Sidmouth EV charging point
Award winning Ladram Bay Holiday Park has been family owned for over 75 years and offers the perfect combination for a family seaside holiday – first class entertainment, quality accommodation and superb facilities are on your doorstep.
Hawkchurch Resort and Spa is part of our Evermore Lodge Holidays Collection, set in a breathtaking, tree studded haven of natural beauty on the Dorset-Devon border.
Just 15 minutes’ walk from the famous fossil beach and village of Charmouth, this family run park on the beautiful Jurassic coast, offers you the ideal base for your Dorset holiday.
If you’re looking for the perfect base to explore East Devon then you’ve come to the right place.
Perfect for couples, families and dog owners looking to unwind in the Devon countryside, Castle Brake Holiday Park offers a peaceful retreat nestled within the natural beauty of Woodbury Common, just 1.
Lakeview Manor Lodges are nestled in the peaceful 45-acre grounds of a small country manor house hotel, within the Blackdown Hills (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) in the rural East Devon countryside - 5 miles from the historic market town of Honiton, and 16-20 miles to several Jurassic Coast beaches.
Set within peaceful woodland on Woodbury Common and just a mile from the charming village of Woodbury, Woodbury Woods forms part of our exclusive Bouja Luxury Caravan Breaks Collection at Castle Brake.
Crealy Resort is an award-winning Theme Park and Resort located in the heart of the Devon countryside, providing an ideal location for families or couples looking for an unforgettable fun-filled holiday.
The perfect rural retreat! Nestling deep in the heart of the beautiful countryside on the borders of Somerset and Dorset.
West Bay Holiday Park, found in the county of Dorset on England’s south coast, offers a blend of coastal charm and family-friendly facilities that make it a perfect getaway for holidaymakers of all ages.
Enjoy a quiet, idyllic setting near Kentisbeare village in beautiful mid-Devon, Goodiford Mill offers a tranquil retreat in which to relax.
Driving Distance: About 21 minutes (11.39 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Andrewshayes Orchard Retreat offers a tranquil escape in the East Devon countryside, with an array of facilities including an indoor swimming pool, children’s play areas and a bar, all set within beautiful rolling hills.
Who will love these lodges? This retreat is perfect for families seeking a blend of relaxation and activity, couples looking for a peaceful getaway and pet owners who wish to bring along their furry friend. The picturesque setting and comprehensive amenities make it a standout choice for a memorable holiday.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Guests can enjoy a dip in the covered heated pool, socialise in Greg’s Bar, or engage in a friendly game of pool or table tennis. For the little ones, there’s a soft play area and an adventure playground. The nearest eateries and entertainment options are just a short drive away in the local towns of Lyme Regis and Charmouth.
What’s nearby? Explore the world-famous Jurassic Coast, a mere 21-minute drive away, where you can hunt for fossils or enjoy a Devon cream tea. The historic city of Exeter, with its lively atmosphere and cultural offerings, is also within easy reach.
Accommodation options: The retreat provides a selection of pet-friendly holiday homes, some with hot tubs, suitable for groups of up to 6 people. The accommodations are well-appointed with modern amenities, offering a comfortable stay for couples, groups and families alike.
Driving Distance: About 23 minutes (11.74 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 8 | Pet friendly? Selected accommodations
What to expect: Hawkchurch Resort and Spa is a luxurious sanctuary offering stunning views over the Axe Valley, with an on-site spa, hydrotherapy pool and a fine dining bistro, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking relaxation and indulgence.
Who will love these lodges? This resort is a haven for adults looking for a serene escape, with spa facilities and tranquil surroundings. It’s also great for groups and families who appreciate a touch of luxury and the beauty of the Dorset-Devon border.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Indulge in the Ezina Spa with a range of treatments, unwind in the hydrotherapy pool, or dine in style at The Bistro. The resort is a perfect place to relax and rejuvenate.
What’s nearby? The charming towns of Charmouth, Seaton and Lyme Regis are within easy reach, offering beachside activities and fossil hunting. The historic city of Exeter is also just an hour’s drive away.
Accommodation options: Hawkchurch Resort And Spa offers a range of luxury lodges, some with hot tubs and pet-friendly options. Accommodations are suitable for couples, families and larger groups, all designed with comfort and elegance in mind.
Driving Distance: About 24 minutes (12.95 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Larkshayes Cottages offers a picturesque retreat with stunning views of the Blackdown Hills. These beautifully restored former stables feature cosy interiors, modern amenities and outdoor hot tubs for a delightful rural escape.
Who will love these lodges? Ideal for couples seeking a romantic getaway or small families desiring a peaceful holiday, Larkshayes Cottages provide a charming and intimate setting amidst an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? While the cottages themselves are a sanctuary for relaxation, guests also have access to facilities at the sister park, Andrewshayes, including a covered heated pool and bar, just a short drive away.
What’s nearby? The Jurassic Coast is a 20-minute drive, offering beachcombing and scenic walks. The vibrant city of Exeter, with its impressive cathedral, is within an hour’s drive.
Accommodation options: The cottages at Larkshayes are well-equipped for self-catering stays, with options ranging from cosy cottages for two to larger accommodations for up to six guests, all featuring outdoor hot tubs and verandahs with breathtaking views.
Driving Distance: About 25 minutes (13.15 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Newlands Park is a family-friendly holiday destination near the village of Charmouth, offering a range of facilities including indoor and outdoor pools, a gym and a bar, all set within the stunning landscape of the Jurassic Coast.
Who will love these lodges? Families and groups looking for a holiday packed with activities and proximity to the beach will find Newlands Park an excellent choice. The park’s location and amenities cater to all ages and interests.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Take advantage of the indoor and outdoor heated pools, enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant, or let the kids play in the adventure playground. There’s something for everyone here.
What’s nearby? The fossil-rich beaches of Charmouth and the historic town of Lyme Regis are just a short drive away. The bustling towns of Weymouth, Poole and Exeter are also accessible for day trips.
Accommodation options: Newlands Park offers a variety of accommodation types, including apartments and luxury lodges, suitable for couples, families and groups of up to six people. The lodges are modern, well-furnished and provide a comfortable base for exploring the area.
Welcome to the charming coastal town of Beer, nestled in the stunning South West of England. This picturesque fishing village in Devon is a hidden gem, offering a tranquil retreat for families and couples alike. With its sheltered pebble beaches, historic quarry caves and a plethora of activities, Beer is the perfect destination for those looking to unwind in the beauty of the Jurassic Coast.
Beer’s unique position along the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, makes it an ideal spot for sightseeing. The town’s natural beauty is complemented by its traditional thatched cottages and the bustling high street filled with local shops and eateries. Stroll along the cliffs for breathtaking views, or delve into the history of the area with a visit to the local heritage centre.
When visiting Beer, there are several attractions that simply cannot be missed. Each offers a unique experience that encapsulates the essence of this delightful Devonshire town.
Explore the vast man-made complex of underground caves with a guided tour. Learn about the history of Beer stone and its importance to the local area. Estimated pricing: £12 for adults. Check their official website for the most current information and to book your tour.
Relax on the pebble beach and enjoy the serene atmosphere or hire a traditional wooden boat for a spot of fishing. The beach is free to visit, but boat hire costs vary. Regency Sidmouth, a short drive west, has a longer seafront for strolling.
Perfect for families, Pecorama offers beautiful gardens, a miniature railway and indoor play areas. Estimated pricing: £10 per person. Visit their official website for more details and special events.
Take a ride on this miniature railway that winds through the gardens of Pecorama, offering stunning views of the coast. Ticket prices are included with admission to Pecorama.
For the adventurers, the section of the South West Coast Path that runs through Beer is a must. It’s free to explore and you’ll find some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Devon. Walk east and the path leads on towards Lyme Regis in Dorset.
| 1. Beer is a working fishing village, so you can enjoy fresh seafood. |
| 2. The village is part of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. |
| 3. Beer Beach has deckchair and lounger hire available during the summer. |
| 4. Many local attractions are seasonal, so check opening times before visiting. |
| 5. Beer Quarry Caves maintain a cool temperature, so bring a jumper. |
| 6. Parking in Beer can be limited, so consider arriving early or using public transport. |
| 7. Pecorama offers discounts for family tickets and group bookings. |
| 8. The Beer Village Heritage Centre provides insightful local history. |
| 9. Local accommodation often includes cosy cottages and lodges with hot tubs. |
| 10. Beer is dog-friendly, with many places welcoming pets. |
Q: What is the best time of year to visit Beer?
A: The summer months are ideal for enjoying the beach and outdoor activities, but spring and autumn also offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Q: Are there any family-friendly activities in Beer?
A: Absolutely, from the beach to Pecorama and the Beer Heights Light Railway, there are plenty of activities to keep the whole family entertained. For a big sandy beach, Weymouth is just over an hour east.
Q: Can I find accommodation with a hot tub in Beer?
A: Yes, there are several lodges and cottages in and around Beer that offer hot tub facilities, perfect for a relaxing break.
Q: Is Beer suitable for a romantic getaway?
A: Beer is ideal for couples, with its scenic walks, cosy pubs and romantic lodges, it’s a great place to spend quality time together.
Q: Are there any good places to eat in Beer?
A: Beer boasts a variety of dining options, from traditional pubs serving local ales and hearty meals to cafes offering fresh seafood and homemade cakes.
Beer, with its combination of natural beauty, historic intrigue and family-friendly attractions, offers a delightful experience for visitors. Whether you’re soaking in a hot tub under the stars or exploring the rugged coastline, this Devonshire treasure is sure to create lasting memories.
