From Exmouth to Lyme Regis and north to the A30 the geography of East Devon holds a wealth of interest for the discerning visitor. The coastal towns each have their own distinct identities - Bustling Exmouth, regency Sidmouth, fisherman's Beer, historic Lyme Regis. In the bygone days the coast was the haunt of smugglers - Jack Rattenbury of Beer was one such. Today the natural splendour of cliff scenery and deep cut valleys is preserved by the National Trust.

The visitor can enjoy it by taking circular walks described in the local guides. Here and there can still be seen some of the defensive works of World War II. Buildings on the caravan parks were part of RAF Branscombe, the local radar station. They now house some of our amenities. This station worked in conjunction with Dunkeswell Airfield, home fo the American 7th Fleet Air Wings. It was from here that Joe Kennedy Jnr. flew on his fateful mission on August 12th 1944.

Come Early - Stay Long - Leave Late
East Devon is a patchwork of heath, clifftop, grassland, estuaries and glorious countryside with almost two thirds in areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The uncrowded beaches, quaint old villages with their thatched cottages and medieval churches and market towns hold their own fascinating attraction and invite the visitor.

It is the land of freedom and plenty and wherever you go you will find the perfect place to mark time and marvel at the contrasting countryside. It makes the perfect location for short breaks or longer holidays at any time of year.