Devon, South West England is one of the most popular tourist destinations in England. Its gorgeous beaches, seaside resorts, rolling countryside, historic towns and cities, endless attractions and activities, exciting shopping and restaurants ensure that a holiday in this area is worth-while for all members of the family.
There are several accommodation options available in Devon. Caravan holidays are one of the best ways to explore the area. Visitors can go about their own itinerary, can have an affordable holiday and can settle down for the night in some of the most beautiful spots in the area. There are many towns in Devon to visit on your caravan holiday, and these towns all have something unique and special about them.
Ashburton, South Devon – This is an ancient stannary town, which is now popular with tourists as it is an ideal base to explore the moor as well as the coast. Ashburton has plenty of outdoor activities such as walking, pony trekking, canoeing, and fishing, as well as indoor entertainment options such as antique shops, galleries and a museum of the area.
Dartmouth, South Devon – This popular town is built in the valley of the River Dart, which provides visitors an excellent view and a fun holiday. Dartmouth lies within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has many attractions such as Dartmouth Castle and Kingswear Castle. There is much to do in Dartmouth, you can relax on the promenade, enjoy sights of the busy estuary, while taking in excellent food, arts, antiques and crafts.
Exeter, South Devon – This is the ceremonial county town of Devon and has many notable religious buildings such as the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and St Mary Steps. With excellent eating out options and night time entertainment, this is an excellent place to visit.
Plymouth, South Hams – This is a university city, with a massive modern shopping centre, with plenty of entertainment centres, theatres and cinemas. It is one of the two unitary authority areas in Devon, and is situated on the coast between the mouths of the rivers Plym and Tamar. Plymouth is famous for the National Maritime Aquarium, which displays more than four thousand sea creatures.
Torquay, Torbay – This is one of the most popular areas to visit in Devon – it has everything that one could hope for in a holiday. Located near Torbay, this fishing and agricultural town is known as the place that Agatha Christie, the famous novelist, lived most of her life. Torquay has much to offer - cafes, pubs, restaurants, shops, night life, family attractions, superb beaches and gorgeous views.
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