Holiday Lodges 1 to 10 in Devon

	Ruby Country Lodges (Halwill ) - Ruby Country Lodges - these luxury lodges nestle amidst the grandeur of pine trees deep in the heart of Ruby Country, renowned for its majestic swathes of unspoilt rolling countryside. The perfect romantic escape.

	Indio Lake (Bovey Tracey ) - Indio Lake is perfect for locking yourself away from the outside world at any time of year, escaping to a tranquil hideaway surrounded by all the peace and beauty nature has to offer. Lovely walks exploring one of the country’s most stunning, rugged landscapes, peppered with quaint pubs and traditional teashops, provide wonderful opportunities for those wishing for a little adventure.

	Bideford Bay (Bideford ) - Bideford Bay is beautifully situated on a wooded hillside with superb views out to sea. Bideford Bay centres around the old manor house with his restaurant, takeaway and show bar. It makes a perfect base for exploring this wonderful corner of Devon.

	Woodovis Park (Tavistock ) - Enjoying a peaceful setting this small and friendly park nestles in beautiful countryside close to the award winning town of Tavistock.

	Buttercups (Highampton ) - Panoramic views over lush Devon countryside close to the Tarka Trail and easy access to many local attractions – this very comfortable wooden lodge offers a great holiday location. Enjoying its own garden it sits near two similar properties within an easy drive of Bude's extensive sands and surfing waves and the busy quayside at Bideford from where boats regularly sail to Lundy Island. A trip to the coastal village of Clovelly where donkey sledges are the only transport should not be missed and walks at Hartland Point afford magnificent views of the Atlantic. The market town of Okehampton a main centre for exploring the Dartmoor National Park is easily accessible as is the Dartington crystal factory at Great Torrington. Golf riding and fishing locally. Pub serving food and shop/P.O. ¼ mile.

	Old Bridwell (Uffculme ) - Surrounded by the rolling hills and lush farmland of mid Devon the hamlet of Old Bridwell sits on the edge of the pretty village of Uffculme. Beautifully restored and set within 3 acres of grounds, these charming cottages lie in a spacious courtyard centred around a thatched circular pump house offering all you need for a truly relaxing holiday.

	Coast View (Shaldon ) - Situated between Teignmouth and Torquay, Coast View is set in sloping parkland which offers stunning views along the coastline and out to sea. The nearest beach, Ness Beach and the village of Shaldon with shops, restaurants and pubs are both within half a mile.

	4 Atlantic Crescent VIP, Mullacott Park (Ilfracombe ) - Mullacott Park is perfectly positioned to enjoy the delights of North Devon. Situated a few miles outside Ilfracombe, there are a choice of fantastic beaches at Woolacombe, Saunton and Croyde. Elsewhere there are market towns to explore, family attractions such as The Big Sheep and Milky Way Adventure Park, wildlife cruises, surf schools, or the timeless village Clovelly to name just a few of the numerous ways to enjoy your stay. The popular Tarka Trail is easily accessible too, offering 30 miles of cycle track along the route of the old North Devon railway. And Mullacott Park is a great base for enjoying the area. With sweeping countryside views down to the sea, the park a great place to simply relax and the lodges have been designed to facilitate this with spacious decked patios and triple aspect living areas creating light and bright holiday accommodation. The lodges have been constructed to a standard not usually seen in this type of accommodation, offering luxury kitchens, en-suite master bedrooms, double glazing and central heating a true home from home. The site has a welcoming and helpful reception who are able to help guests with area information and advice, plus a cafe serving breakfasts and local produce with free wi-fi. Next to Mullacott Park is the family friendly Cook Island pub, renowned for it s carvery and extensive menu. Located on a 31 acre site, Mullacott Park adjoins an area of outstanding natural beauty with spectacular views over the Bristol Channel and out into the Atlantic Ocean. Within close proximity to the park you will find an abundance of possible activities from all forms of water sports such as surfing and sailing, to fishing, shooting, walking, riding, golf and cliff walking along the famous coastal path. Visitors in search of a little heritage will be delighted by the Victorian seaside town of Ilfracombe, located just a short distance from the site. Stroll around its picturesque working harbour and sample the local cuisine from a cluster of restaurants and cafes. For a truly unique experience take a tour of the Tunnels, a popular family attractions providing access to a beautiful area of coastline inaccessible by any other means. Living Accommodation Open plan living, dining and kitchen area with quality furnishings. Views across the countryside to the sea. Triple aspect creating a light, bright space. Features a TV with Freeview and a DVD player. Central heating and double glazing throughout. Dining area comprises of a dining table and four matching chairs. Kitchen A well equipped quality fitted kitchen featuring an integrated electric oven and hob, fridge and freezer. Full range of utensils and accessories including a microwave, kettle and toaster. Sleeping Bedroom one with en-suite Furnished with a double bed, bedside cabinets with lamps and large built-in wardrobes with drawer units. En-suite shower room comprises of shower cubicle, wash basin, wc and mirror. Bedroom two Furnished with a two single beds, bedside cabinet and built-in wardrobes with drawer units. Bathroom Quality fittings with a bath and shower over with combi taps, wash basin, wc and mirror. En-suite shower room to bedroom one comprises of a shower cubicle, wash basin, wc and mirror. Outside Decked area around the lodge with seating and uninterrupted views of the countryside and sea in the distance. Private parking next to the lodge. On-site cafe serving breakfast and locally source produce, open 7 days a week 8.30am 4.30 pm (8:30 until late in the summer). Free wi-fi available in the cafe. On-site laundrette. Reception with area information and shop. Adjacent pub serving food with a children s play area.

	31 Ocean Terrace, Mullacott Park (Ilfracombe ) - Mullacott Park is perfectly positioned to enjoy the delights of North Devon. Situated a few miles outside Ilfracombe, there are a choice of fantastic beaches at Woolacombe, Saunton and Croyde. Elsewhere there are market towns to explore, family attractions such as The Big Sheep and Milky Way Adventure Park, wildlife cruises, surf schools, or the timeless village Clovelly to name just a few of the numerous ways to enjoy your stay. The popular Tarka Trail is easily accessible too, offering 30 miles of cycle track along the route of the old North Devon railway. And Mullacott Park is a great base for enjoying the area. With sweeping countryside views down to the sea, the park a great place to simply relax and the lodges have been designed to facilitate this with spacious decked patios and triple aspect living areas creating light and bright holiday accommodation. The lodges have been constructed to a standard not usually seen in this type of accommodation, offering luxury kitchens, en-suite master bedrooms, double glazing and central heating a true home from home. The site has a welcoming and helpful reception who are able to help guests with area information and advice, plus a cafe serving breakfasts and local produce with free wi-fi. Next to Mullacott Park is the family friendly Cook Island pub, renowned for it s carvery and extensive menu. Located on a 31 acre site, Mullacott Park adjoins an area of outstanding natural beauty with spectacular views over the Bristol Channel and out into the Atlantic Ocean. Within close proximity to the park you will find an abundance of possible activities from all forms of water sports such as surfing and sailing, to fishing, shooting, walking, riding, golf and cliff walking along the famous coastal path. Visitors in search of a little heritage will be delighted by the Victorian seaside town of Ilfracombe, located just a short distance from the site. Stroll around its picturesque working harbour and sample the local cuisine from a cluster of restaurants and cafes. For a truly unique experience take a tour of the Tunnels, a popular family attractions providing access to a beautiful area of coastline inaccessible by any other means. Living Accommodation Open plan living, dining and kitchen area with quality furnishings. Triple aspect creating a light, bright space. Features a TV with Freeview and a DVD player. Central heating and double glazing throughout. Dining area comprises of a dining table and six matching chairs. Kitchen A well equipped quality fitted kitchen featuring an integrated electric oven and hob, fridge and freezer. Full range of utensils and accessories including a microwave, kettle and toaster. Sleeping Bedroom one with en-suite Furnished with a double bed, bedside cabinets with lamps and large built-in wardrobes with drawer units. En-suite shower room comprises of shower cubicle, wash basin, wc and mirror. Bedroom two Furnished with a two single beds, bedside cabinet and built-in wardrobes with drawer units. Bedroom three Furnished with a two single beds, bedside cabinet and a wardrobe with drawer units. Bathroom Quality fittings with a bath and shower over with combi taps, wash basin, wc and mirror. En-suite shower room to bedroom one comprises of a shower cubicle, wash basin, wc and mirror. Outside Decked area around the lodge furnished with a wooden table and matching seats. Private parking next to the lodge. On-site cafe serving breakfast and locally source produce, open 7 days a week 8.30am 4.30 pm (8:30 until late in the summer). Free wi-fi available in the cafe. On-site laundrette. Reception with area information and shop. Adjacent pub serving food with a children s play area.

	Leonards Cove (Dartmouth ) - Enjoying a magnificent clifftop setting overlooking the spectacular Devon coastline and Start Bay, this family run holiday park occupies 20 acres in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.