Static Caravans in Seaton, Devon

Ladram Bay Holiday Park is a family-run site set on the stunning Jurassic Coast and has been owned by the same family for over 75 years. Guests can look forward to a tried and tested combination of family seaside escapes.

Stunning views, spacious fields and caring, welcoming owners are the orders of the day at the friendly Pilsdon View Camping site. The back-to-basics site rests in the romantic.

Exmouth Country Lodge and Prattshayes Campsite is a family-friendly site nestled in the romantic, rolling English countryside, a mere twenty-minute trot from the delights of Exmouth beach.

Kingsmead Centre is a peaceful countryside spot nestled in scenic Devon, offering various pitches ranging from spacious, grassy spaces to off-grid bases nestled in woodland clearings.

Travellers Rest is a welcoming glamping site tucked away in south Devin woodland, enclosed by a sparkling lake. The dog-friendly campsite is perfect for a relaxing escape in a kid-free environment.

Scenic strolls, space to stretch out, peaceful countryside, and locally brewed cider are just some of the delights awaiting you at Southfork Caravan Park, a tranquil Westcountry campsite nestled in the scenic greenery of the rolling Somerset Levels.

Beverley Park is a family-friendly site ideally positioned near a sandy beach, affording easy access to a wealth of attractions nearby. The welcoming campsite provides campers with various accommodations and serves as an excellent spot for an escape from everyday life.

Lemonford Caravan Park is a pretty caravan park set on the eastern fringes of Dartmoor National Park. The friendly campsite rests a ten-minute drive from the historic market town of Newton Abbot.

Bona Vista Holiday Park is a welcoming, compact, family-run site nestled among the rolling Paignton hills, with jaw-dropping views of the valley. Guests can opt from a range of static caravan holiday homes.

Whitehill Country Park is a family-run campsite and wildlife haven, located an ideal two and a half miles from the coast, providing campers with a delightful blend of countryside and coastal capers.

Secluded, peaceful, and rural are the words used to describe Ashbourne Woods, a hidden gem offering guests twenty-five spacious wild camping pitches. The plots are nestled in clearings and spaces among the trees.

The buzzing town of Wincanton was once a stopover for many a weary traveller who would change horses, drink, and eat before resuming travels to London and South West England.