Can anyone recomend a caravan site in great yarmouth/ devon?

Question

I know where they are i just want to know if anyone can recomend a good site in any of those places.

Answer 1

There is a nice caravan aprk in yarmouth called the Vauxhall holiday park and i know friends that travel just 30 mins to go there for a get away. I'm not all that sure if you can camp there though, but give them a call and find out.

Good luck.

And in Devon there is a gorgeous place called park farm where we have stayed before but you can only ent out cottages which are lovely and i think maybe you can camp there too, you will jus be on a slightly different bit of the farm.

Answer 2

If you want a lively holiday park in a static caravan,  I was told that "Devon Cliffs" at Exmouth is a good place to go.  I'm not sure if they have a field for touring caravans though.  There are also some parks in the Dawlish area.

It's a good idea to buy a book from somewhere like WH Smith, which lists caravan sites, so you can make your choice according to the facilities they offer.

Answer 3

Make your mind up there about 200 miles apart.

Answer 4

"Ruda" at Croyde Bay in Devon.  I used to go there every year.  it is right across the road from a lovely sandy beach, a short walk away from Croyde village, and a short car ride away from Ilfracombe (a lovely little harbour town), Woolacombe ( a lovely long, sandy beach) and Barnstable (a busy town with plenty of shops)

Answer 5

Well i live in Great Yarmouth and there's Haven and Vauxhall which are worth mentioning - my brother worked at Vauxhall for 3 years as a lifeguard and it sounded pretty good.

I know these 2 places have caravans to rent but if you are bringing a caravan with you then there are numerous sites to park them but I'm not to sure of where these are - you'll have 2 b a bit of internet research. (I'm not sure if u can bring your own caravan 2 the two sites mentioned)

As you said Great Yarmouth/Devon I'm assuming u r deciding between the 2 places 4 a holiday - Yarmouth is very tourist orientated but the only problem is that its c**p if its raining! Its ok generally tho - we have a cinema, aquarium, town centre with loads of shops, a small 'theme park', a bigger theme park about 20 minutes away, we're half an hour from Norwich which is a really nice city, and our seafront is pretty d**n good i hav 2 say - we hav loads of amusements etc, oh and there's quite a few places to eat etc as well :-)

Its worth visiting but not for longer than a week cos it gets a bit boring

(Never been 2 Devon so cant help with that)