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Open Season: Open All Year |
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| Woodland Springs Touring Park is the only adults only, four star touring and camping park inside the beautiful Dartmoor National Park. Its delightfully peaceful, central location is ideal for exploring Dartmoor, Devon and the South West. Owners, Chris and Jan offer guests high standard facilities, all maintained in harmony with the lovely countryside and wildlife habitat that surrounds the park. | ||||
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Park Facilities Set in the hamlet of Venton, Devon, Woodland Springs is about 1.5 miles from the A30 with easy access for caravans, motorcaravans and tents. Mature trees and shrubs shelter the site which offers all grass pitches, semi-hardstanding and full hardstandings with electric hook-up. We have a motorhome waste disposal point (not a drive over though). Our award winning heated amenities building is pine clad to fit with our surroundings. It includes 2 private shower rooms that are equipped with WC and wash basin, there is a full disabled suite. Showers are free and there’s ample hot water for the washing up area and laundry room. |
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Guests like the coffee machine in our information kiosk and on-site fresh baking during Summer. What a treat while you take in all the tourist information and decide where to visit. There’s also a freezer for your convenience. Woodland Springs is a dog friendly site with an exercise area and kennels, so you need not pass up days out which are not suitable for ‘paws’. We have a small shop/off-license for groceries and locally produced food, drinks and Calor gas. There are butcher and grocery stores at Chagford and newspapers can be collected from Whiddon Down. Good food is served at The Post Inn, Fingle Bridge Inn, Sandy Park Inn and The Drewe Arms, just to name a few, within a few moments drive. Woodland Springs park is quiet and secure, though for your comfort we have a security barrier and the gate is also locked 23.00 (22:00 in Winter Sunday to Thurdsday)- 07.30am. We live on the park and are always available to help in any way. |
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Whats on nearby There are many activities to enjoy around Woodland Springs; walking, cycling, fishing, horse-riding, golf, swimming, bird watching and an endless list of places of interest to visit. Walkers can take in country views along the lanes around the park, follow the Teign river valley to the inn at Fingles Bridge or tackle one of the Tor walks a few miles to the West. Cycle hire can be arranged at reception. |
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Woodland Springs is your gateway to Dartmoor, it’s dramatic, often remote, scenery, crystal clear waterfalls at Lydford Gorge and Becky Falls and rivers that trip between boulders on their way to the coast. The River Teign rises around Fernworthy Reservoir, a favourite walking and picnic spot which includes a route for disabled visitors. There’s miles of open pasture, sheep, ponies and a multitude of wildlife. Wooded valleys shelter picturesque towns; Chagford, Widdicombe-in-the-Moor, Moretonhampstead, Bovey Tracy, Buckfastleigh and many more. Along the way you’ll find historic inns serving local fare. Across Dartmoor are hundreds of ancient monuments, some thousands of years old. Within walking distance from the park is Spinster’s Rock, a neolithic burial chamber, which like many other relics and sightings, have become part of the Dartmoor legend and folklore. There are many events and festivals on and around Dartmoor for you to enjoy. |
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A short drive South from Woodland Springs, is The English Riveria, Devon’s renowned resorts and beaches. Along the coast the rivers that rise on Dartmoor reach the sea in the beautiful Teign, Dart and Exe estuaries. At the head of the Exe estuary is the Cathedral City of Exeter, 15 miles from the park with plenty to do, see and shop. Close to the park are the National Trust properties of Castle Drogo, Finch Foundry and The Church House. Steam Railways operate from Okehampton and between Buckfastleigh and Totnes, and Paignton to Kingswear. |
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How To Find Us Coming from either East or West along the A30, turn off at the Whiddon Down junction (follow services sign).Follow the A382 towards Moretonhampstead. At the next roundabout turn left still following the A382 towards Moretonhampstead. About 1 mile from the roundabout, you will see the small signpost for Venton to your left with the familiar brown touring park sign. Woodland Springs is signposted on the A382 with the brown tourist caravan signs and the site name from the A30. |
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