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Newberry Valley Park in Devon
| Address | Woodlands, Ilfracombe, EX34 0AT |
| Telephone | 01271 882334 |
| Website | Click to visit |
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| Pitches | 120 |
| Price | £12 - £38 |
| Season | 1st April and 30th October |
| Rating |    (2 reviews) |
Campsite Features
- Dogs Allowed
- Disabled access
- Laundry
- Shop Nearby
- Cafe/Bar Nearby
- Tents
- Motorhomes
- Tourers
- Near a lake
- Near the coast
- Peaceful
- Wildlife
- Rallies
- Fishing
- Seasonal Pitches
Newberry Valley Park is a really convenient location to holiday in North Devon. Only a few minutes walk down to the beach and the village, you can enjoy the benefits of this quiet 4 pennant family-run touring and camping park situated right by the coast.
If you have your own tent, tourer or motorhome you will find a high standards of service and amenities. The main facilities have been fully refurbished and you'll find heated shower-rooms and washrooms, toilet and disabled facilities as well as laundrette, dish-washing and baby-changing facilities. There are a limited number of fully-serviced pitches with electric hook-up, water and drainage, also serviced pitches of different sizes and a few basic ones for traditional 'no-electric' camping.
Newberry Valley is open between 1st April and 30th October 2012
If you have your own tent, tourer or motorhome you will find a high standards of service and amenities. The main facilities have been fully refurbished and you'll find heated shower-rooms and washrooms, toilet and disabled facilities as well as laundrette, dish-washing and baby-changing facilities. There are a limited number of fully-serviced pitches with electric hook-up, water and drainage, also serviced pitches of different sizes and a few basic ones for traditional 'no-electric' camping.
Newberry Valley is open between 1st April and 30th October 2012
Reviews of Newberry Valley Park
Toilet block, super can not fault. Pitch poor grass worn away, turns to mud when wet,very uneven.Fishing lake looks great -but full of weed ,only 2/3 swims worth using,not cheap; Entry to site on a bend ,no footpath for approx 100 yds towards village,dangerous for pushchairs/families .Now for the bad bit,They advertise peace & quiet ,not at night with howling wolves which are kept at the far end of the site regular as a clock ,we did raise the point and the reply ; nobody has complained before ,which is the same as other campers were told..we will not be back.
Response from Newberry Valley Park:
I would like to take the opportunity to clarify some details here... on land at the rear of the park is the Wolf Centre which is run by Shaun Ellis (who has had a couple of programmes on TV). The wolves usually howl at dawn and dusk as a way of communication between packs - of course this may not be everyone's "cup of tea" but for many it is the most magical sound and adds hugely to their overall experience at Newberry Valley.
Finally with regard to the worn pitches we do our utmost to keep the pitches maintained however at the end of a long and at times wet season, it is difficult to offer pitches in excellent condition. That said, we do always take on board constructive critisism as that is how we can improve our service and facilities.
Sincerely
Dawn Fletcher
I would like to take the opportunity to clarify some details here... on land at the rear of the park is the Wolf Centre which is run by Shaun Ellis (who has had a couple of programmes on TV). The wolves usually howl at dawn and dusk as a way of communication between packs - of course this may not be everyone's "cup of tea" but for many it is the most magical sound and adds hugely to their overall experience at Newberry Valley.
Finally with regard to the worn pitches we do our utmost to keep the pitches maintained however at the end of a long and at times wet season, it is difficult to offer pitches in excellent condition. That said, we do always take on board constructive critisism as that is how we can improve our service and facilities.
Sincerely
Dawn Fletcher
i would never stay at this camp site again.
very expensive, but the grass surfaces are not flat enough (tilted, like sleeping on a hill!!!) so was an uncomfortable nights sleep. Also there were loud animals noises all night, apparently from the wolf farm that they keep...
also cars just drive straight past your tent, which i found worrying.
the toilet facilities you would expect to be amazing because of the new build facilities they have had put in. but there were no shampoo or soap dispensers provided, and the same applied to the laundry room, there were no dispensers for washing powers, etc. so although nice looking facilities, they were chocka block full of people, so be prepared to queue, and then be rushed out like a production line.
i also found the staff to be very miserable and militant! not relaxed at all. when they want you out, you better go (after they get your money)!
also the only view you have from this site is of other tents, cars and caravans, nothing glamorous like cliffs and rolling hills as the website suggests! don't expect a sea view!
and boring as hell to, there are no provisions for socializing whatsoever!
so this campsite is good if you like a militant army regimented feel, with no soap dispensers anywhere, a warden who is meant to be on at night but is not, and having cars driving past your tent...
horrible experience, and never again.
there are plenty campsites a 2 min walk further from coombe martin, that i shall visit next time!
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very expensive, but the grass surfaces are not flat enough (tilted, like sleeping on a hill!!!) so was an uncomfortable nights sleep. Also there were loud animals noises all night, apparently from the wolf farm that they keep...
also cars just drive straight past your tent, which i found worrying.
the toilet facilities you would expect to be amazing because of the new build facilities they have had put in. but there were no shampoo or soap dispensers provided, and the same applied to the laundry room, there were no dispensers for washing powers, etc. so although nice looking facilities, they were chocka block full of people, so be prepared to queue, and then be rushed out like a production line.
i also found the staff to be very miserable and militant! not relaxed at all. when they want you out, you better go (after they get your money)!
also the only view you have from this site is of other tents, cars and caravans, nothing glamorous like cliffs and rolling hills as the website suggests! don't expect a sea view!
and boring as hell to, there are no provisions for socializing whatsoever!
so this campsite is good if you like a militant army regimented feel, with no soap dispensers anywhere, a warden who is meant to be on at night but is not, and having cars driving past your tent...
horrible experience, and never again.
there are plenty campsites a 2 min walk further from coombe martin, that i shall visit next time!
:(
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