Devon Cliffs Holiday Park

According to Haven, Devon Cliffs is their flagship park. I visited Devon Cliffs with my family at the end of august 2009. I've visited a lot of different haven sites over many years, and this apparently being the best you do expect a lot. Lets start by saying, this park is huge, twice or maybe 3 times bigger than others I've visited. On site there's loads to do, there's direct beach access, however if you're located at the other end of the park as we were it isn't so direct. There's an onsite spa complex, at an extra cost may I add, I did have a quick glance at the prices and they seemed expensive to me, however I have no idea what normal spas ...  Read the complete review

We went to Devon Cliffs between 28th May 04 and 4th June 04. We have two 3 year olds and a five year old. We rented a privately owned 8 berth caravan and had the passes to get into the Haven complex. As I understand Haven have spent in the region of 6.5 million developing Devon Cliffs over the winter period. I was told that there were in the region of 2000 caravans on the park, but Haven are reducing the number to 1500 (increasing site rentals). This site is a definite for families with children of all ages, including teenagers. As a whole the park and facilities were excellent. I will assess them in parts to give a more accurate picture. Swimming pool ...  Read the complete review

I live in exmouth so i suppose im a bit biased, devon cliffs is probably a lovely place to visit if youve never visited devon before and if you do subscribe to the whole "Haven Experience". Granted they have just spent 6 million on the place and yes it does look absolutely stunning now, but its still the grotty place run by local yokels who can't get a job anywhere else (i should know.... i used to work there), don't go to haven if you expect customer service, service with a smile and .... well... just.... service on the whole! The prices in there "everydays" local shop are astronomical.... £1 for a loaf of bread, £5 for a crapy bottle of ...  Read the complete review

I have visited this park three or four times now with my family and I am delighted to say that it is one of the best holiday parks that I have ever been to. It is reportedly, the biggest park in Europe, and is situated in South Devon, with a military training exercise base close nearby. The town is Exmouth, and this is quite a small town to hold such a big holiday park. The site itself is packed with activities, including a par 18 nine hole mini golf course where it is impossible to score the rquired two on every hole unless you are Tiger Woods, two arcades full of the great fruit machines and games,and an indoor and outdoor huge swimming pool. There is also an ...  Read the complete review

I first went to this caravan park with my parents when I was 14, and I went again last year with my husband and 2 little boys. I must say this is the best caravan park I have been too, the caravans are all beautiful static caravans which are 6/8 berth, and have a bathroom, kitchen with cooker, gas fire, dining table and spaceous seating area. Some of the caravans also have verandas which is helpful if you have children or pets as you can shut the gate and stop them wandering too far. The park also has chalets but as I havent stayed in these I cant really comment. The park itself is really nice, with plenty of amusements, theres a mini-fair, bowling, kids club, a ...  Read the complete review