Hele Valley Holiday Park

In 2015, Hele Valley Holiday Park was nominated and ultimately took away the Bronze award in the Holiday Park & Holiday Village of the year category at the Devon Tourism Awards. Earlier this year we were amazed to hear that we were shortlisted for the third year in a row, this time not just for one award, but two! The nominations were in both the Camping & Caravanning Park of the Year category, as well as the Holiday Park & Village of the Year category. We were invited along with Devon’s top businesses to attend the 7th annual Devon Tourism Awards held on Thursday 10th November in the Great Hall of the University of Exeter. Hosted by Judi Spiers and with special guest Jo Pavey, throughout the evening the awards were presented to winners in categories as diverse as Spa & Wellbeing, Hotels, Restaurants, Pubs and Attractions. Ilfracombe was noticeably put on the map with several outstanding local businesses showing their hard work and playing a big part in contributing...

North Devon is most well-known for the miles of glorious sandy beaches, elegant countryside views and laid back fishing villages. The easy going pace makes for the ideal holiday atmosphere.  It just goes to show that North Devon is understandably one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations. But some things are a little less obvious. Take a look at these 8 interesting facts about North Devon and the surrounding area… 1. St Nicholas’ Chapel   At the peak of Lantern Hill in Ilfracombe is  St Nicholas’ Chapel,  alle gedly the UK’s oldest working lighthouse, built in 1361! The building and its beacon have stood for over 650 years! Ilfracombe harbour with St Nicholas' Chapel on Lantern Hill (photo https://new.devon.gov.uk/northdevonnews/) 2. Tidal Range The Bristol Channel separates South Wales from North Devon. It is placed second  on the planet  for the title of highest and lowest tides (second only to the Bay of Fundy in ...

It’s still winter here in Devon and while it may be cold for another few months, it certainly doesn't mean you’ll be stuck for things to do. North Devon takes on a completely different but equally as stunning character throughout the winter season. There is a whole beautiful county to explore, just be sure to wrap up warm and you’ll see for yourself the spectacular landscapes and countryside coastal views that the winter season can produce. Today marks the day that the gates to our caravans and lodges close until Easter. Fortunately, our cottages are open all year round which are perfect for cosy family time as well as some brave adventures in the fresh sea breeze. On top of that we've even gone to the effort of listing out the best things to do in North Devon throughout the frosty season. 1. North Devon is famous for it's beaches in the summer,   but they can be even better in the winter. Go to one of the  amazing   local beaches in ...