The caravan is located on a site G99, which has plenty of space around it and generally safe for children to play. Parking is within about 30ft of the caravan via a pathway running from the far end of the caravan directly to the car park.
G99 is an 8 berth, Rio Gold, 36ft x 12ft caravan with one double master bedroom (with TV), two twin bedded rooms, and one twin pull-out bed in the lounge.
This caravan is graded Bronze Plus and in excellent condition, with fridge freezer and recently fitted with all new cutlery, crockery, toaster, microwave, etc. etc. and many extras not found in other caravans to make your stay as nice as possible.
The caravan has full gas central heating and is double glazed for your comfort on those cold or dreary days.
This caravan also has a veranda and is located on a flat site location, in a quite cul-de-sac.
The area around the caravan is generally quiet, and it is just short walk to the site facilities.
All bedding is provided, along with access to all site facilities; all normal site facilities are available and included in the prices, i.e. club, playground, shop etc.
For larger families or friends wishing to holiday together, we do own other caravans on this holiday park – please see: ID 3881, 3881b, 3881e and 3881f on this website for further details.
South Bay Caravan Park is close to beaches, Torquay and Paignton. For full details visit our website. Other places of interest locally include:
St Mary’s Bay - A sandy beach which is a short walk from caravan with about 100 steps to get to it - easy going down, but a bit harder coming up! Nothing here other than sand, water and peace.
Shoalstone - With rock pools, open air sea water pool, a little café and toilets. You can walk into Brixham via the harbour.
Broadsands - This is on the route towards Torquay and just outside of Brixham about 10/15 minutes drive. It offers car parking and all facilities, including beach hut hire, canoes boats etc. This is a very safe sandy beach.
Goodrington - Just another 5 minute drive towards Torquay, again with all facilities, including a family restaurant. The beach is a mix of sand and tiny pebbles; very safe, with toilets, amusement arcade, pedal swans and motor bumper boats on the lake. There's also electric cars for the children, walks around the beach, and you can even walk into Paignton if you have the energy.
Paignton - A seaside town, again only another 5 minutes on towards Torquay, with loads of shops, amusement arcades, pier and everything else you might want, including the beach.
Torquay - The main local town with a beach and sand, but not as much as the others. There are also lots of large department stores, shops, other facilities, amusements, restaurants, cinemas, theatres, etc.
Babbicombe - Through Torquay about 10 minute's drive along the coast, this is a cliff-type area with a cliff railway to the beach or a long walk. The miniature village is worth a visit, also Bygones, which is a Victorian museum with a difference; walk amongst the shops and see and smell things gone by - it is an interesting place for all of the family.
Stoke Gabriel - This is on the estuary, with a lake as well; if you want to go and catch crabs this is where to go. The record catch so far is my niece, 140 crabs in one hour - beat that! There is a café, parking and walks around the village; ideal for picnics.
Dartmoor - Get away from everything here, with ponies, sheep and cows all in the roads. There are also lakes, walks, hills, fishing and lots of other things to do and explore.
This is just a snapshot of the area; we have been here many times over many years and still find new places every visit.
NB: Parking. The parking tickets allow you to park in any Torbay car park and therefore you can use all of the time you pay for, wherever you go. You can buy a weekly ticket that covers all of Torbay. This is available online or at the Tourist Information Centre, one of which you will find in Brixham.
The Park is open from March to October
We are booking up quickly for the Summer now and have some fantastic offers in place so why not book yourself a UK holiday at the coast and have something to look forward to?
