The Beaches and Countryside
of South Devon

Wonwell Beach and the River Erme

Wonwell beach and the River Erme Estuary provide some most natural, unspoiled, coastal scenery in Southern England. The estuary and adjacent Mothecombe Beach have been used in numerous period period dramas over the years, purely because there is virtually no evidence of modern day life. The film Sense and Sensibility and the television series Hornblower have been extensively filmed here.

Bigbury on Sea - Burgh Island and Bantham

Sandy beaches, sand dunes, the art deco, Burgh Island Hotel and the famous sea tractor. A favoured holiday destination for Agatha Christie. Much to explore, places to eat including the 14th century Pilchard Inn on the Island and the Sloop Inn at Bantham.

View a live Web cam of Bigbury On Sea and Bantham here

Many other beaches are just a short drive from Moor view, North and South Sands at Salcombe, Blackpool Sands near Torcross, East Portlemouth, Soar Mill Cove, Hope Cove, Thurlestone, South Milton Sands, Aymer Cove, Challaborough. Site your caravan at Moor View and the coast is at your beckoning.

Soar Mill Cove

South Devon often referred to as the South Hams offers visitors, green fields,
wooded valleys and clean rivers, home to the kingfisher and the otter.
Criss-crossed by numerous footpaths, bridleways, 'green lanes' and
country roads this area of outstanding beauty lies between Dartmoor and
the South Devon Coast.

'Enjoy the unique diversity of beautiful South Devon while enjoying the
excellent facilities and personal service available at Moor View Touring Park.'

South Devon Ordnance Survey map EX020 available from the site shop.

Dartmoor

Referred to as Southern England's last wilderness, Dartmoor offers the walker
365 square miles of stunning moorland scenery. See the wild ponies, granite tors, rivers and streams and afterwards visit secluded pubs and Inns for refreshments.

Dartmoor Ordnance Survey map EX028 available from the caravan park shop.

Dartmoor Ponies