Dawlish (England) Reviews

Treat any rating above 1 star with some scepticism. It has almost certainly been posted by someone with something to gain from enticing people to this ghastly seaside town. If you want a nice place where nice people visit and live, then this is not the place for you. This is not in doubt. On the other hand, if ...  Read the complete review

Dawlish is a seaside town in the Teignbridge District Council area in South Devon situated between the Devon capital Exeter and the market town Newton Abbot and attracts thousands of visitors during the spring and summer periods. From Exeter the town is 12 miles away by car or approximately 15 minutes travel on the ...  Read the complete review

I am happy to say that I am regularly able to visit this peaceful town as my dad now lives there. I remember going on holidays there as a child with my parents and as my Aunty lives there we used to visit her too. As we lived close by we never stayed over but in 2006 we took the plunge and had a holiday there and rented out a caravan on ...  Read the complete review

Dawlish is a delightful little seaside town on the North East coast of Devon. It is one place I've visited what seems like every year since the dawn of time, but I haven't really. My first memories are with my dad and older sister going there on a day coach trip every year during the Summer holidays. The beach ...  Read the complete review

Dawlish in South Devon is a smallish town with many hidden surprises. There is a railway station that overlooks the main recreational area, & trains can be seen from the street passing the bridge on the way to Teignmouth & beyond. Dawlish seafront is quite charming with a long wall going out to sea, which people can stroll along. The ...  Read the complete review

I've been going to Devon for the last five years and i'm totally in love with the place,particually a little place called Dawlish. Iwas told about this place by my family,and now I look forward to going back at least once a year. Now it's not the best place in the world but it's ideal for a quiet ...  Read the complete review

Now that christmas has gone it's time to think of holidays. For some it's going abroad, for others that means staying in Britain. If you are staying in Britain some where for you to think about is a little town in Devon called Dawlish, It's situated halfway between Torquay and Exeter. It's a lovely place with a ...  Read the complete review

From the age of 6 to 14 I visited the holiday village of Dawlish Warren every summer on an annual family holiday. We stayed in a variety of places each year and always had something different to explore. In the early eighties, we stayed at "Warren Holiday Centres", which is a large site off the main road. It has a yellow ...  Read the complete review

This is a ideal place to visit the beasch at dawlish warren is great, its neat, clean sea and sand, and dog are allowed. This is ideal for touring as it is near Torquey etc. The town at dawlish is nice and with in dawlish there is a golf cource and sports centre. This place is ideal for tents and caravan as they have very good site which ...  Read the complete review

I haven't been to Dawlish/Dawlish Warren for a few years but it was always somewhere we'd visit in summer on a Sunday afternoon for a stroll, or for our Geography field trips at school (apparently there was some good coastal erosion to be found there!). Just up the coast from Teignmouth and about 30-40 minutes in the car from ...  Read the complete review

If you ever thought about going to Devon then try Dawlish or the surrounding areas. The beaches are very clean, it is usually quite warm, and the people are really friendly. There are lots of places to visit using Dawlish or Dawlish Warren as your base. Babbacombe has a model village and a little museum called Bygones ...  Read the complete review