Campsite recommendations.

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Has anybody any recommendations for campsites near or on the coast in Devon or Cornwall .Looking to go in August for a week with good facilities........Near or on a fab beach would be fabulous.......
Also are pitches limited in size....?
 
Last year i went to Trewen Hall near Saint Columb in Cornwall, and Warcombe Farm , Morthoe North Devon, both fantastic sites with great facilities and not far from the coast.
 
Watermouth Valley campsite www.watermouthpark.co.uk its between Coombe Martin and Ilfracombe, nice relaxed site not too expensive, good facilities. You can walk into Coombe Martin as the coastal path runs through the site, the have pitches with a sea view and they have a lovely private beach as long as you don't mind a lot of steps!!
 
Any recommendations for a campsite in mid march towards the Devon coast would like a sea view from the poptop
 
Not been (yet) but Ocean Pitch Campsite in North Devon (Croyde) has views over the wide Croyde Sands Beach
 
Not been (yet) but Ocean Pitch Campsite in North Devon (Croyde) has views over the wide Croyde Sands Beach
Thanks looks like 7th April start so maybe another time xx
 
The Parkdean site at Ruda just along the road is open mid march, don't know if there are sea views from the pitches though.
 
Has anybody any recommendations for campsites near or on the coast in Devon or Cornwall .Looking to go in August for a week with good facilities........Near or on a fab beach would be fabulous.......
Also are pitches limited in size....?
We never tell the Emmets where the good beaches are!
 
Cornish for ant, somewhat unfair on ants as they are a far superior species.
So, yes, it's a pejorative term. Still... at least tourists are far better than ants at sustaining the local economy, eh?
 
So, yes, it's a pejorative term. Still... at least tourists are far better than ants at sustaining the local economy, eh?
If you consider working 3 or 4 part time jobs for 5 months a year on minimum wage a career. Living in a van / shed / caravan because there is no affordable accomodation.
 
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If you consider working 3 or 4 part time jobs for 5 months a year on minimum wage a career. Living in a van / shed / caravan because there is no affordable accomodation.
Oh, I agree, the impact of tourism is not all positive, but if the jobs that are directly and indirectly supported by tourism were to disappear, the result would not be locals being able to afford homes (even if the prices were no longer inflated by tourism).

The issue for Cornwall, along with many other areas of the UK, is not the abundance of low-paid, low-skill jobs, it is the absence of well-paid, skilled jobs (the blame for which cannot be laid at the feet of tourists).
 
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