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9.8 308 reviews
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Dawlish Warren Static Home (Golden Sands)
chalet
This charming chalet is located just a 1.5km walk from the stunning Dawlish Warren beach, a popular destination for families and beach lovers. The chalet has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness and user experience. This holiday home is perfect for a family getaway, with space for up to six guests. Enjoy modern amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen, a private deck area and access to a swimming pool and clubhouse.
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Greenacre Contemporary 5-bedroom Devon Hideaway With Gardens & Parking
chalet - Bishopsteignton
This spacious Teignmouth holiday home, boasting 220 square metres of living space, enjoys a riverfront location within 5km of Shaldon Beach, Shaldon Cliffs Pitch and Putt, and Teignmouth Beach. The five-bedroom property sleeps ten guests, offering a swimming pool, jacuzzi, terrace, garden, parking, and a fully equipped kitchen including a dishwasher, plus access to an on-site water park and barbecue facilities.
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A$217/nighttotal: A$868 (4 )
3 Bed In Torquay Oc-h28551
house - Torquay
Abbey Mews, a Torquay holiday home, is peacefully situated a 2.2km walk from Oddicombe Beach and 2.1km from Anstey's Cove, offering easy access to coastal walks and local attractions. This one-bedroom property sleeps nine guests, boasting a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, free Wi-Fi, a patio, and parking, perfect for self-catering holidays near the Riviera International Centre.
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A$278/nighttotal: A$1112 (4 )
Monterey Mews
house - Torquay
Monterey Mews is a holiday home located in Torquay, just a short walk from Torquay United FC and within a 1.5-mile radius of three beautiful beaches. The property has received very good ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall user experience. The holiday home boasts three bedrooms and two bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to six guests. Guests can enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, a private garden, free parking, and free Wi-Fi, along with a range of activities in the surrounding area, including golfing, cycling, and fishing.
Frequently asked questions about campings in Shaldon
What are the most popular attractions in and around Shaldon?
Shaldon is known for its beautiful beaches, so the shingle beach at Shaldon is definitely a must-see. The historic Shaldon Bridge, built in 1888, is another popular attraction. If you're looking for something a bit different, you can visit the Ness Cove, a secluded spot with stunning views of the coastline. There's also the Shaldon Wildlife Trust, where you can see a variety of animals, and the Shaldon Museum, which tells the story of the village.
You're in a great location to explore Devon! Exeter is only a short drive away and has a beautiful cathedral and a thriving city centre. Torquay, known as the English Riviera, is also close by and has a lovely harbour and lots of seaside attractions. If you want to head a bit further afield, you can visit Plymouth, which is famous for its maritime history, and has a great museum and harbour.
What are the best pet friendly holiday parks in Shaldon?
What are the best activities in and around Shaldon ?
There's plenty to do in Shaldon! You can go for a walk along the South West Coast Path, which offers stunning views of the coastline. You can also take a boat trip to the nearby Ness Cove, or go fishing from the pier. If you're looking for a bit of history, you can visit the Shaldon Museum, or take a tour of the Shaldon Bridge. There are also some lovely pubs and cafes in the village, where you can enjoy a meal or a drink.
What are the best holiday parks with parking in Shaldon?
Shaldon is a great place to camp because it's right on the coast, so you can enjoy the sea air and the beautiful views. There are a few campsites in the area, most of which are close to the beach and offer a range of facilities. You can also camp on the beach itself, but you'll need to check the tide times and make sure you're not camping in a restricted area.
What should travelers know about the weather, wildlife, or natural hazards in Shaldon?
Shaldon has a mild climate, but it can be quite windy, especially on the coast. The sea can be rough, so it's important to be careful when swimming or kayaking. There are also some steep cliffs in the area, so it's important to stay on the marked paths and be careful when walking near the edge. You'll likely see seals on the coast, and you may even spot a dolphin if you're lucky!
Are there any family-friendly outdoor activities in or around Shaldon?
Absolutely! Shaldon has a great playground and plenty of space to run around. The beach is also perfect for building sandcastles and paddling in the sea. You can take a boat trip to Ness Cove, which is a great place for rock pooling. And if you're looking for something a bit more adventurous, you can try kayaking or paddleboarding.