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Moor View Touring Park
Modbury South Devon PL21 0SG 01548 821485 info@moorviewtouringpark.co.uk |
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Open all Year |
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Touring Pitches Available |
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Caravans 68 |
Motorhomes 68 |
Tents 24 |
Total 68 |
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Edward & Liz Corwood |
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Prices Standard Fully Serviced All Weather Pitch: £8.95 - £21.95. *Pitch Fee includes 2 Adults, Free Showers, Awning, Hardstanding, Water, Grey Waste and Electric Hook-up. |
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Local Tourist Attractions The South Hams (Anglo Saxon derivation for 'homesteads south of the moor') is a beautiful part of South Devon, between Dartmoor and the Sea. There are many natural places to visit, beaches, the moors, the coastal footpath and historical locations with pretty little fishing villages and the large towns of Dartmouth, Kingsbridge, Salcombe offering huge choice. There are numerous National Trust Properties near-by, Gardens etc. The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth is only 25 minutes drive, along with many other interesting attractions in Plymouth. |
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Description Moor View is in a super location surrounded by stunning countryside with beautiful views. Within a short distance you have a choice of beaches, towns and villages, country paths and the spectacular South West Coastal Path and, of course, there is Dartmoor (365 square miles of National Park). Whilst we want to remain a small and quiet rural park, our aim is to provide our guests with excellent facilities normally found on quality larger parks. The Tourist Board has graded us 4 Star (Excellent) in 2005. We are open all year and provide choice of three different size pitches. All of these are double hardstanding all weather pitches (suitable for awnings) with electric, water and grey waste hook-up. |
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We are blessed with such a delightful place to live, with amazing diversity. Inland you will find rolling countryside, beautiful valleys, tiny hamlets and picture postcard villages – superb for walking and cycling with endless trails and circular routes available for you to enjoy. Just a few miles from Moor View and you're on dramatic Dartmoor, steeped in history, and whether by foot, bike or horseback, you’ll see the evidence of its history. You’ll also see life as it is today, sheep, cattle and the Dartmoor ponies all roaming freely. |
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Call in at a cosy country pub and taste the local dishes and specialties. Experience a warm welcome in a setting of unique and real character. Much of the produce that you enjoy is produced locally, vegetables, venison, meats, cheeses, ice-creams, ciders, wines and beer….. Glorious! With have an excellent country inn just 5 minutes walk away. |
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Facilities The facilities at Moor View are of an excellent standard. The park building has full central heating, with large clean luxury showers (with free hot water). Moor View has a small shop selling bread, newspapers and milk all to order. We keep a few basic grocery provisions, with a small range of caravanning 'bits' including Calor Gas. Just minutes away is an excellent Spar / Garage open 6.00am - 10.00pm keeping a full and comprehensive stock of groceries. In the same hamlet is the California Country Inn, serving first-rate bar food, or if you prefer they also have an excellent separate restaurant. Fishing, Horse Riding, Golf, Surfing, Sailing, Swimming Pool & Leisure Centre, Cinemas and Theatres are all convenient for visiting while staying at Moor View. |
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Directions Travelling from the North and East
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From the South and West On the A38 from Plymouth |
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