Open 25th March 2010 - 1st November 2010

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Slapton Sands is the perfect place for a family holiday. Lovely sea views and a predominance of tents (only eight caravans are allowed) give a relaxed feel. A shingle beach is very close, with sandy ones on each side.

• The shingle beach at Slapton Sands separates the sea from a fresh water lagoon, Slapton Ley. This is a National Nature Reserve.

• The South Devon Heritage Coast has some of the country’s loveliest sandy beaches. Blackpool Sands and Bigbury on Sea both hold prestigious Blue Flag Awards.

• Start Point lighthouse is open to visitors. It has the original signal flags on display, as well as stunning views.

• Woodlands is a good family day out. It has rides, animals and indoor play.

• Dartmouth can be reached by public transport. At the head of the River Dart, the town has winding medieval streets and a ferry across the river to Kingswear.

• Take the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway towards Torquay.

• Torquay is a traditional seaside town on the English Riviera. Explore the Bygones Museum of nostalgia.

• Brunel Woods was once owned by the well-known Victorian engineer, Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

• There are many lovely walks in the area, especially those along the coast or inland on Dartmoor.

• The Devonshire Collection of Period Costume is in Totnes.

• Seabreeze runs kite surfing, kite buggying, kayaking and wave skiing excursions from the beach, a mile and a half from Site. Salcombe is well known for sailing.

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