Explore
See some of the most magnificent landscapes in the world!
Enjoy your cottage for explore further afield
- Slow mornings with coffee or tea in the garden or on the terrace — listen for birds and animals.
- Cook local produce — pick up fresh seafood from Beer, cider from Branscombe, or farm-shop ingredients and try a relaxed Devon supper or even a cream tea (jam after the cream, of course).
- Make use of our tennis. court and table tennis.
- Light the BBQ or Fire Pit  — perfect with a good book or glass of wine.
- Stargazing — rural Devon’s low light pollution makes for excellent night skies.
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Coastal Adventures
Crealy Theme Park & Resort (often just called Crealy) is one of Devon’s biggest family attractions, located near Exeter, about 20 minutes’ drive from Sidmouth along the A3052. It’s a mix of thrill rides, animal encounters, indoor play zones, and holiday accommodation — perfect for families with children of all ages.
Donkey Sanctuary
The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth, Devon, is one of the most beloved attractions in the area — a free, family- and dog-friendly sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and caring for donkeys from around the world. It’s just a short drive (about 10 minutes) from Sidmouth Beach, set in beautiful countryside on the Jurassic Coast.
Crealy Theme Park
Crealy Theme Park & Resort (often just called Crealy) is one of Devon’s biggest family attractions, located near Exeter, about 20 minutes’ drive from Sidmouth along the A3052. It’s a mix of thrill rides, animal encounters, indoor play zones, and holiday accommodation — perfect for families with children of all ages.
Sidmouth Beach
The town’s main beachfront is a wide, pebble-and-sand beach stretching along a lovely promenade lined with traditional seaside shops and cafés. At low tide, golden sand and rock pools appear — perfect for children with buckets and spades.
Exmouth Beach
Exmouth Beach is one of Devon’s most popular seaside destinations — broad, golden, and perfect for swimming, watersports, or simply strolling by the sea. It’s located at the mouth of the River Exe, about 12 miles east of Exeter,
Branscombe Beach
Branscombe Beach is one of East Devon’s most picturesque coastal spots — a long, peaceful shingle beach backed by rolling green hills and thatched cottages, set within the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. It’s often described as one of England’s prettiest villages, with a sense of timeless charm.
Beer Beach
Beer Beach is a quintessential Devon gem — a small, working fishing beach nestled beneath white chalk cliffs on the Jurassic Coast, just east of Branscombe. It’s part of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and offers a perfect mix of dramatic coastal scenery, relaxed seaside charm, and real local character.
Exploring the great outdoors with camping
Camping is a chance to explore nature, spend time with friends and family, and just relax. There are many different types of camping available, from primitive camping with just the basics, to glamping with all the amenities.
Check out our Campground Map
- Reception, Info Centar
- Car Parking
- Restrooms
- First aid / Ambulance
- Sanitary Facilities
- Restaurant, Cafe
- Sitting Area
- Reception, Info Centar
- Car Parking
- Restrooms
- First aid / Ambulance
- Sanitary Facilities
- Restaurant, Cafe
- Sitting Area
