Coast View Holiday Park - Devon

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Coast View Holiday Park offers luxury holiday lodges and log cabins for holiday rental. Indoor pool|Sea views|Bar and restaurant

Coast View Holiday Park offers the following facilities.

Other facilities and features include:

Indoor pool|Beauty salon|Bar and restaurant

Description

Coast View Holiday Park is the perfect place to unwind with spectacular views of the Jurassic Coast, or treat yourselves in some of the finest pubs, bars and restaurants that the West Country has to offer. Ideally located for Dartmoor, the English Riviera, Exeter and Torquay, plus a whole range of fantastic on-park facilities, you will be spoiled for choice.|Coast View Holiday Park boasts brand new first class facilities for the whole family to enjoy including Drift Beauty and Wellness. Relax with a first class pampering package promising a tranquil peaceful break.|The bar and restaurant provides locally sourced dishes to be enjoyed inside or out. There are so many ways to have a great time; whatever the weather.

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Accommodation & Prices

A selection of two and three bedroom chalets, holiday homes and lodges.| Flat screen TV |Wi-Fi|Shower|Bed linen and duvets|Beds made up for your arrival|Travel cots and highchairs £10pw each|Group bookings may be subject to restrictions|Pets £30pw each (in specific accommodation only)|All non smoking accommodation|

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