Everything you need to know: Parker's Farm Cottages and Caravans, Ashburton

Introducing Parker’s Farm Cottages and Caravans

Parker’s Farm Cottages and Caravans is located in Mead, Ashburton, Newton Abbot.  With just 17 privately owned caravans, this makes the perfect base to enjoy the West Country.  The park is set in a rural location and has lovely countryside views over Dartmoor. 

In the past, the park has been used by holidaymakers who have returned time and time again.  The park is now an exclusive owners’ park and offers static caravans for sale.  This means that caravan ownership is now possible at Parkers Farm Cottages and Caravans.

👉 Read on to find out which static caravans we have for sale at Parker’s Farm Cottages and Caravans, the running costs and the best local attractions to visit.

Westcountry Resorts currently has a New Willerby Sierra for sale at Parkers Farm. This comes with a 15-year licence period with views looking over the Devon countryside and Dartmoor. If the Willerby Sierra is not for you, customers can select a holiday home of their choice and choose one of the other pitches available.

We can help customers find their dream caravan that has the features they are looking for.

How much are the pitch fees at Parker’s Farm Cottages and Caravans?

Pitch fees are very reasonable, with the premium pitches on the higher row at £4,140. The pitch fees can be paid monthly to make budgeting easier (£345 per month).  Electric is charged by a smart meter, and gas is charged per bottle, which can be purchased externally and delivered, or bought from the park. The water and sewerage rates are included in the pitch fees.

 

 

To read the specification and see more pictures of this static caravan for sale in South Devon, please click the link here.

 

One of the significant advantages of Parker’s Farm Cottages and Caravans is that the park has a 12-month license period.  That means you can visit the park during the winter months without any closed periods.  Christmas and New Year breaks can be on the cards. All new caravans sold have a 15-year license period. Wi-Fi is available in the park, with various packages, keeping you connected at all times.

Access is granted to the owners of Parkers Farm Cottages and Caravans to use the bar and restaurant facilities at Parkers Farm Holiday Park, just two minutes down the road.  During the peak season, entertainment is offered every evening, with bingo and quiz nights among the favourites. The children can look forward to meeting Wobbly Bobbly and the children’s entertainer.  The play area looks inviting, too, for your smaller family members, with a large swing, climbing frames, and slides.  Throughout the year, the bar hosts themed events.  A popular event is the Halloween party, where the children dress up and join the fancy dress parade. A perfect end to Half-Term.

Parker’s Farm is easily accessible, with the main access via the Devon Expressway (A38). With this in mind, Newton Abbot is 19 minutes away, 35 minutes from Exeter, and 36 minutes from Plymouth.  The local towns are a little nearer, with Bovey Tracey just 15 minutes away, Buckfastleigh 10 minutes, Teignmouth 30 minutes and Dartington a 13-minute journey.

There are some fantastic attractions to visit nearby, not to mention the beautiful beaches. 

 

The top things to do locally when staying at Parker’s Farm Cottages and Caravans

 

Visit the idyllic town of Dartmouth 

Plenty to do for the young and old, there is something to keep everyone entertained. Located on the River Dart, visitors enjoy boat rides, paddleboarding, and crabbing, and they explore the old streets lined with independent and larger shops, cafés, and restaurants. It’s just 49 minutes away, making this perfectly accessible for a day trip.

Haldon Forest 

Just down the A38, about 18 minutes away, Haldon Forest awaits.  Enjoy cycle and walking trails suitable for all abilities, and finish in the cafe for a refreshing drink and one of their homemade cakes.  Those who are not afraid of heights can take part in the Go Ape Trails.  Try your hand at the Treetop Challenge or the Treetop Adventure for younger climbers.

 

Shopping 

No trip is complete without a shopping trip to Exeter. In Exeter, there are plenty of large, branded shops, as well as smaller independent stores. Princesshay is popular for its variety of restaurants and stores.  Gandy Street and The City Arcade are full of interesting, independent shops.  Whilst visiting Exeter, a trip to historic Exeter Cathedral is a must.  Steeped in history dating back to 1112. 

 

River Dart Country Park 

River Dart Country Park is a large outdoor adventure park set in the beautiful countryside of South Devon. Surrounded by woodland and located near the River Dart, it offers a wide range of activities for families and visitors of all ages. The park features exciting adventure playgrounds, climbing structures, zip wires, and open spaces where children can explore and play. There are also peaceful riverside walks and nature trails for those who prefer a more relaxing experience. With its mix of outdoor fun and natural scenery, River Dart Country Park is a popular destination for enjoying the countryside and spending time with family and friends.

Ashburton Swimming Pool 

Ashburton Swimming Pool is a heated outdoor pool located in the small town of Ashburton on the edge of Dartmoor. Open during the warmer months, it provides a welcoming place for people of all ages to enjoy swimming in a comfortable, heated pool. The pool offers different sessions, including public swims, lane swimming for fitness, family sessions, and exercise classes such as aqua aerobics. There is also a small café and space nearby where visitors can relax after their swim. The local community runs the pool and supports it with volunteers and fundraising efforts to help keep it open each year, making it an important part of the town.

Paignton Zoo 

A family fun day for all of the family with over 2000 animals across 80 acres. Their mission is to conserve all species and their habitats, and to help protect wildlife.

Stover Country Park

Stover Country Park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and Local Nature Reserve in South Devon. It covers a large area of woodland, grassland, heath and wetland, with a beautiful lake at its centre. The park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including birds, insects and small animals, making it a great place for nature lovers. There are well-maintained paths that are suitable for gentle walks, family outings and longer strolls through the countryside. Visitors can also find a visitor centre, picnic areas and viewing points around the lake. With its quiet atmosphere and natural scenery, Stover Country Park is a popular spot for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors.

Dartmoor 

Dartmoor is on the doorstep with limitless exploration. Fresh water swimming, walks, riding, climbing and many quaint pubs on route.  There are 160 Tors on Dartmoor, so it will keep everyone busy finding them all!  Letterboxing and Geocaching are all popular here.

 

There are several beaches to choose from that are within easy reach of Parker’s Farm:

 

The English Riviera is not far away, with Paignton and Torquay being top choices.  Oddicombe Beach is a 35-minute drive, Broadsands Beach in Paignton is 53 minutes.  Dawlish White Sands is 37 minutes away. Salcombe North Sands and Bantham Beach are also popular choices.

Brixham Harbour is a must-see, thanks to its large fishing fleet.  One of the largest in the UK. There is a viewing platform so spectators can watch the boats come and go, and a fish market selling all the fresh catch.

 

All in all, Parker’s Farm Cottages and Caravans provides an ideal base for exploring the local area, which has so many new places to visit, helping you make the most of your holiday. Why not find out about purchasing your very own holiday home?

For more information about the caravans for sale in South Devon, please contact us here or call 01392 271 222.