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We've got a different feel to us, our green rural retreat is smaller than our other Parks. It's more about do your own thing so while you could say we're back to basics camping at the coast, we've got a few surprises too.
We may be smaller, huddled in the dunes and looking out over the Bristol Channel, but we’re pitched just right if you’re searching more for ‘campsite’ than ‘holiday park’. So keeping with the vibe, we’ve got less going on... we said less, not nothing - this is more than just a field. That means you won't find kids' clubs or organised nightly entertainment on our warm and welcoming Park, but you'll find an indoor pool, friendly pub and a gorgeous sea view golf course.
What's on Park?... and things to do on your doorstep
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- Sep 18, 2018: “Great holiday park as you can use all the facilities across the four parks. Easewell is...” more
- Sep 17, 2018: “Unfortunately our awning had to be placed over a manhole cover, which at times absolutely stank....” more
- Sep 17, 2018: “There is nothing special about this site but a certain magic about the setting. The fact...” more
- Sep 17, 2018: “Friendly staff lovely views, clean huge shower block. Nice small warm indoor pool. Big dog walking...” more
Accommodation at Easewell Farm
At Easewell Farm Holiday Park we've got a luxury caravan called the Hideaway because it's tuckec away with two farmhouses, all with pretty views, in one corner of the Park.
Most of our North Devon campsite is dedicated to camping and touring and our pitches are flat but some are gently sloping.
Places to stay on Park
How do I get to Easewell Farm Holiday Park & Golf Club?
By Car
If you have a Sat Nav the postcode is EX34 7EH
From Junction 27 of the M5 take the third exit on the left hand and follow the signs for the A361 to Barnstaple approximately 34 miles away. The views from this road are amazing, as there are hills and trees as far as the eye can see, with the odd scatter of houses dotted around the rural landscape. Be aware of speed cameras situated on these open stretches of roads. Approximately 10 and a half miles from J27 you will come to Stoodleigh Cross where for about 10 miles onwards on the left, stags are often seen. Continue along this road until you arrive at the South Molton roundabout housing "The Northgate Inn".
At this point there is a choice of routes. If it is not a busy time it is easier to drive through Barnstaple by going straight over this roundabout and continuing along the link road. However, if it is busy and you don't want to get stuck in traffic then turn right at this roundabout and follow the A399 to Combe Martin; please note that this route is not suitable for touring caravans.
- If You Choose the A399
Turn right at South Molton roundabout and carry along this road, this tends to become very bendy so beware of slow moving tractors. You will come to The Old Station Inn at Blackmoor Gate, continue straight past and follow the road. Approximately 39 miles from the M5 you will see the Bristol Channel at Combe Martin Bay. Along this road you will come across the turn off to your left, sign posted Woolacombe on the B3343. Follow this road for 4 miles until you reach a junction known as Berry Down Cross, Turn left here. Beware of the sharp bend but follow it around to the right. Continue until you reach the petrol station situated at Lynton Cross Junction. Travel straight across the junction and follow the road till approximately 47 miles from the M5 you will reach Mullacott Cross Roundabout. Proceed straight across and follow the signs for Woolacombe.
- If You Choose the A361 towards Barnstaple
Follow the link road for about 30 minutes until you see the town of Barnstaple in front of you. Turn left at the 1st roundabout towards Bideford (as it will be faster than travelling through the town centre) and proceed along the A361 and turn right at the 2nd roundabout signposted A361 Ilfracombe. After a mile or so continue straight through the 2 sets of traffic lights on the roundabout and over the Taw Bridge, turn left when you reach the dual carriage way following the A361 through the villages of Braunton and Knowle until you reach Mullacott Cross Roundabout.
At the roundabout take the first exit which is the B3343 to Woolacombe, after 2 miles you will come to a Y junction. For Easewell Farm Holiday Park take the right turn at the Y junction for Mortehoe, the Park is approximately 1.5 miles along this road on the right, after Woolacombe Bay Holiday Park and just past the entrance to Twitchen House Holiday Park.
By Coach
National Express run coach services to Ilfracombe. Please call 0871 781 8181 or plan your journey at the National Express website (opens in a new window). You will need to arrange a bus or taxi from Ilfracombe.
By Train
The nearest train station to Easewell Farm is Barnstaple, 13 miles from the Park. To plan your journey please search using the National Rail Enquiries website (opens in a new window). Alternatively call National Rail Enquiries Helpline on 08457 48 49 50. You will need to arrange a bus or taxi from Barnstaple.
By Taxi
Call Ian at "E"Zee CABZ of Woolacombe who has been providing the best price service to our customers for many years now - 07966 548303
What if I have special needs?
Our friendly and knowledgeable Reservations Advisors are here to help you find your perfect holiday, so please contact them on 01271 872 377 before making your booking.
We are happy to advise on the accommodation which is most suitable for your needs.
Some areas of the Park are hilly and some areas are fairly flat, so you may not be able to get from one side to the other without the use of a car if you have limited mobility. Please check with us for further information regarding the Park terrain.
We try to make our facilities as easily accessible as possible, however you may find steps in certain areas. Where this is the case we will always have an alternative door for convenient access. Our team on the Park will be more than happy to help in any way that they can.
What Camping & Touring facilities does Easewell Farm have?
Most of our Park is dedicated to touring and our pitches are flat but some are gently sloping.
- 318 pitches
- Heated shower block
- Disabled shower room
- Touring warden
- Pets welcome
What do I need to bring?
In your Holiday Home you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen, with all the crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils you’re likely to need. But you will need to bring a few things along with you:
- Tea towels
- Towels
- Toiletries
- Toilet rolls
- Matches
- Washing up utensils
- Cot linen, if you have hired a cot
- Either pack your own bed linen or hire it in advance – linen is included in our Holiday Homes when you book direct
- Your holiday confirmation
Why not pack your swimming costumes and towels in a separate bag so that if you arrive early before your Holiday Home is ready you can head straight for the pool?
Don’t worry if you forget something... we have convenience stores on all Parks with all the essentials you need for your holiday.