Willingcott

Why stay here

Situated in the North Devon Area of Natural Beauty, our Willingcott campsite has plenty to offer both countryside and coast lovers, whether you’re after an active or relaxing break. It’s less than three miles from the sands of the Blue Flag Woolacombe Beach which is perfect for surfers, and it’s also a stone’s throw from the Mortehoe & Woolacombe Golf Club.

Family days out

Head to Ilfracombe for a mystery treasure hunt suitable for the whole family. Together you'll solve riddles and see the sights on this self-guided treasure trail. Also in Ilfracombe is the sea safari, where budding adventurers can search for the likes of seals, dolphins and porpoises whilst out on the water.

Kids will also enjoy the on-site activities - simply ask for a Tourer Explorer pack at reception and get involved with wildlife spotting and storytelling. There's also a playground area to explore.

Facilities

• BBQs allowed: charcoal, gas
• Disabled facilities: facilities for wheelchair disabled
• Disabled shower room
• Family washroom
• Laundry facilities
• Toilet block
• Dishwashing area
• Electric hook-up
• Dog walk from site
• TV reception: fair
• Wifi - fees apply

Activities & experiences nearby

• Cycling

  There's plenty to explore by bike close to site. Start with National Route 27 (also known as the Devon Coast to Coast cycle route), which goes from Ilfracombe on the north coast to Plymouth on the south, making it an ideal route for exploring everything the county has to offer.

• Walking

  Whether you're looking for a scenic stroll or a more adventurous hike, the South West Coast Path follows the coast all the way from Somerset, through Devon and Cornwall and into Dorset. It's only a few miles from site so a perfect place to start exploring. 

  If you're more into country walks, the National Trust's Morte Point is ideal for walkers; why not try the 6-mile Morte Point and Bull Point walk where you can look out for seals along the coast and enjoy the coastal heath-land and maritime grasslands.

• Things to try

  Head to the tunnels beaches to learn how Ilfracombe was transformed from a small fishing village into a popular seaside tourist resort. The tunnels were hand carved in the 1820s and there's plenty for all the family to enjoy, from the tidal pool to rock pools.

  You could also visit Ilfracombe Museum which has eight rooms to explore filled with an eclectic mix of displays, with both natural and local history to discover.

• Pubs and restaurants

  The child and dog-friendly Fortescue Arms is around a 10 minute walk from site. This family run pub offers traditional 'pub grub' as well as a Sunday carvery. There's also Miss Fea's Café, just over two miles from site in Mortehoe. It's open for lunch and occasional evening events, and serves locally sourced produce.

  For fantastic views across the beaches of Woolacombe head to Bar Electric, an independent café, bar and restaurant.