Willingcott Club Site is a spacious site divided into separate areas by Devon Banks. The caravan park is both quiet and peaceful out of peak season yet offers a vibrant family site at other times of the year. Glimpses of Lundy Island can be seen across the water which makes for a captivating sight.
If you are looking for an active break, the Willingcott Club Site also boasts direct access for cyclists to the National Cycle Network route 27 and North Devon Cycle Network. You can enjoy surfing at nearby Woolacombe, which is known as one of the best blue flag beaches in the country. For golfing enthusiasts, Woolacombe & Mortehoe which is 2 miles from the caravan site. The site is only a mile from Borough Farm, home to the Channel Five series 'Mist Sheepdog Tales'. This is a great day out and the whole family can enjoy the falconry and sheepdog display which stars 'Mist' the sheepdog. If you are a bird watcher, Braunton Burrow is just seven miles away and for fishing you can enjoy nearby Blakewell Fisheries and Slade Lakes. With miles of coastal footpaths for hardy walkers and dog owners, this holiday getaway offers something special for everyone.
From the east, leave the M5 at junction 27. Follow signposts for Barnstaple via North Devon link road (A361); continue around Barnstaple ring road and follow signposts for Ilfacombe to Mullacott Cross; at Mullacott Cross roundabout turn left onto B3343 (signposted Woolacombe); in 1.5 miles at Turnpike Cross turn left into narrow road (signposted Croyde, Georgeham). Site is on the right in 0.5 miles. Note: approach from South on B3231 not recommended. Please note traffic congestion in Braunton. Please do not use sat nav.
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Just returned from a week here. Glorious weather and as usual friendly wardens and good clean facilities. However, I agree with several reviewers. regarding the general appearance of the site. Unless your'e lucky enough to bag a hard-standing pitch, the grass one's are badly in need of cutting. Grass pitches were the only ones available when we arrived. Previously the weather may have been wet but during the week we were there it was certainly dry enough to cut. Grass around the caravans that appeared to be seasonal pitches was over a foot high. We did see the warden on the mower once but even when he'd passed it was difficult to see where the grass had been cut. Flower beds that had been planted out around the site at the beginning of the season were overgrown with weeds and the whole site looked neglected. A sharp contrast to the private site across the road which looked immaculate (like pitching on someone's lawn) maybe staff numbers are an issue, I don't know but overall - I don't think I would return and would look at other options in the area.
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Towards the beginning of each month, we will put pitches on sale for the same month next year.
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