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| Telephone (Evening) | 01395 568398 |
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Jacuzzi
Steam room
Gymnasium
Adventure Golf
Climbing Wall
Entertainment Programme
Directions
Leave the M5 at Exeter services (Junction 30) and take the A3052 signposted to Sidmouth. At Newton Poppleford take the B3178 towards Budleigh Salterton, driving through Colaton Raleigh.The private beach, just a few minutes stroll from your holiday home, has clean, sea-washed pebbles with sand and rock pools at low tide. The sheltered bay, offering watersports hire, is great for safe bathing and all water sports from fishing to paddle boarding, kayaking to boating, for an unforgettable scoastal holiday in Devon.
The beautiful Jurassic coastline is unsurpassed for walking & exploring; a pleasant half hour ramble through farmland takes you into the nearby thatched village of Otterton, or, if you're feeling more energetic, a few miles in either direction along the heritage coastal paths will take you to the traditional and uncommercialised towns of Sidmouth or Budleigh Salterton. A short drive in your car will get you to a wide range of interesting places and attractions - full details are available at Ladram Bay Holiday Park reception.
Overall rating
Based on 2 review(s)
Berkshire 22 Sep 2013
Fantastic 8 days at Ladram Bay. Staff, facilities and accommodation all amazing. We stayed at one of Ladram's lodges which was pure luxury and included a private hot tub and great views of the sea and cliffs
Wiltshire 01 Sep 2012
This was the 2nd time we'd been to Ladram Bay - I've never returned to a holiday park before but it was so good we just had to go back! There is something for everyone at this location so it pleased all of our crowd (myself, my fiance, his parents & our 3 children). The views are stunning and the cliff top walks are amazing. The kids loved the beach as there are rock pools and the waves are good, but be careful in the sea as it's cloudy and you can't see the many rocks below so it can be dangerous. There was also a huge amount of sea weed this year which wasn't there last year, but that's just one of those things & also affected other beaches nearby. But the park was always spotlessly clean, the pool is great, the entertainment at night is of a really good standard, the adventure playground is great, can't fault any of it really. Beware though of the air con in the restaurant which can make it chilly but the food was fab! The caravans were fantastic too - we were lucky enough to have deluxe one this year and sitting on the balcony with a sea view listening to the waves was heaven. But even last year when we booked the standard option it was much better than we'd anticipated. Ignore people who say its noisy - what do they expect when people are on holiday?! The evenings are light and unlike most of the year where you are at work/school and go to bed early, you are on holiday and meant to be there to have fun! The best thing to do is take a pair of ear plugs and chill out, as you will get noise in most parks.
