Overview of Oakdown Holiday Park - Devon

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For nearly forty years Oakdown Holiday Caravan Park in Devon has been carefully fashioned by the Franks Family, from the open Devonshire meadowland to its current multi award winning standard. No straight lines here, just gentle curves, spacious groves, seclusion, privacy and peace and quiet.

Oakdown Holiday Park offers the following holiday accommodation:

• Holiday Caravans
• Touring Caravan Pitches
• Camping pitches and/or ready pitched tents

Oakdown Holiday Park offers the following facilities.

Restaurant

When you book a holiday at Oakdown Holiday Park you get the best of both worlds. A self catering holiday gives you the freedom of being able to explore all the delights Sidmouth and Devon has to offer with out being tied down to meal times...And for the times when you don't want to cook you can treat yourself at the Oakdown Holiday Park restaurant. Of course you can always eat out at the local pubs and restaurants as well!.

Ideal for fishing holidays

Don't forget to pack your fishing gear! Oakdown Holiday Park is an ideal base for a fishing holiday in Devon as there are fishing opportunities either on the park or close by.

Perfect for Golfers

Want a Devon golf break or holiday? Then booking a holiday or break at Oakdown Holiday Park could be a great solution. There is a golf course on the park or near by. And with plenty for non golfers to do either at Oakdown Holiday Park or in and around the Sidmouth area the non golfers will have a great time too.

Children's Play Area

If you are looking to book a family holiday then Oakdown Holiday Park could be the perfect answer. Oakdown Holiday Park has a children's play area which is ideal for kids to burn off excess energy and make friends with the other children enjoying their Devon holiday.

Launderette

If you are booking a longer holiday at Oakdown 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.

Pet Friendly Holiday Parks

There is no reason to leave your pets behind because at Oakdown Holiday Park they welcome well behaved pets. Oakdown 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 Sidmouth for both you and your dog.

Games Room

Enjoy a few hours in the games room at Oakdown Holiday Park. When you book check out what games are available in the games room to make sure that your favourite games are available. The games room is an ideal way to spend a few hours what ever the weather.

Public Payphone

There is a public telephone available at Oakdown Holiday Park. Please note that the public pay phone may be located inside or outside and therefore access to it may not be available 24 hours a day.

Facilities for Campers at Oakdown Holiday Park.

Washing up facilities

There are washing up facilities at Oakdown Holiday Park so there is no need to fetch and carry water back to your tent or touring caravan for washing up.

Toilets and Showers

There are toilets and shower facilities at Oakdown Holiday Park Essential for most tent based campers and certainly an added advantage for touring caravanners.

Other facilities and features include:

Accommodation & Prices

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