Overview of Tarka Holiday Park - Devon

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Tarka Holiday Park is situated in the centre of this magnificent location, close to the centre of the unique 180 mile figure of eight walkway and cycle path, the Williamson inspired Tarka Trail.

Tarka Holiday Park offers the following holiday accommodation:

• Luxury Holiday Lodges
• Holiday Caravans

Tarka Holiday Park offers the following facilities.

Launderette

If you are booking a longer holiday at Tarka Holiday Park then it's still possible to pack light. The on park launderette will help you make the most of the clothes you have packed.

Don't forget to bring the bikes

There is some great cycling opportunities both locally around Barnstaple or popular cycle routes in Devon.

Pet Friendly Holiday Parks

There is no reason to leave your pets behind because at Tarka Holiday Park they welcome well behaved pets. Tarka Holiday Park understands that a family holiday means all the members of your family including your dog. You also get to save money as well as we all know that kenels can be pretty expensive. There is also plenty to do around Barnstaple for both you and your dog.

Other facilities and features include:

Description

Located less than 5 miles away from the largest town in North Devon, Barnstaple, Tarka Holiday Park is ideally situated for a relaxing, laid-back visit.

Tarka Holiday Park puts you in reach of the many activities and stunning locations North Devon is renowned for; from the golden beaches of Saunton, Croyde, Putsborough, Woolacombe and Instow, to the 180 miles of coastal paths, riversides and magnificent views.
So if stunning scenery is your interest you'll be spoilt for choice, from the dramatic Jurassic coastline to the north or the open moorland of Exmoor to the east, all no more than a half hour drive away.

Accommodation & Prices

For the latest price information please visit the parks website

User Reviews

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We are returning customers to this site, had a great time so thought we would come back. 2 adults and 2 children 11yrs and 12yrs. On arrival, there was no checkin, i signed nothing and was not given a lot of information except that they were under new management and hoped we noticed the difference and that the bar opened at 6pm. We booked budget accomodation,so were expecting no frills. The carpet in the living area was very stained as well as the seating area which was also ripped. The rest of the caravan was clean, but very basic.On our seccond evening we went to the bar at 6.20pm, but was then told it opened at 7pm, so went elsewhere. On the third evening we went to the bar at 7.10pm and it eventualy opened at 7.25pm!!The meal we had was disapppointing, the home made lasagne was not homemade and my son's burger was of very poor quality with a bun that seemed as if it was over defrosted in the microwave. The peas were inedible.I complained nicely but had no sorry - just told that i should not have booked budget accommodation and got the impression if I was not happy I should go elsewere. We will not be coming back to this site despite it's convenient location.

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