Brixham Caravan Holidays and Holiday Parks
Brixham, which many people believe means ‘Brioc’s Village’ in Old English, is found at the southern end of the beautiful Torbay but it offers a completely different feel to the other resorts of Paignton and Torquay.
The town is hilly and the coast features cliffs and it is the towns harbour that is the main focal point for visitors and locals alike. The resort also has links to the pirate days and that atmosphere can be felt throughout the small narrow streets in and around the harbour.
Brixham Holiday Parks
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Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Brixham as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Brixham caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Brixham on the Devon coast.
Brixham Caravan Holidays
Our focus here at CaraHols is of course on the caravan holiday parks available in and around resorts and the good news for those wanting to holiday in Brixham is that there is a good range of caravan holiday parks available in and around Brixham.
From small caravan parks that are ideal to use as a base for relaxing and for exploring to larger holiday parks with lots of facilities, activities and accommodation choices.
Brixham Attractions
There is lots to do in the town of Brixham and in the further Torbay area but for those holidaying in the resort it is the towns harbour that is the place to be.
The bustling narrow streets and harbourside are full of historic building that now operate local shops, bars and cafes. These building instantly take you back to the history of this small fishing village and to the days of pirates and smugglers.
A small fishing fleet can still be found in the harbour and it is here where the towns star attraction can be found. A replica of the iconic Golden Hind is berthed in the harbour and is now a museum for visitors to explore. Other attractions down at the harbour include ferry and boat rides.
This part of the UK is well known for its natural beauty and that can perhaps best be explored by walking along the cliff tops at the Berry Head National Nature Reserve. Here you can not only enjoy the stunning views out over the English Channel but you can also see lots of local wildlife, coastal fauna and sea birds.
The town has strong links to the armed forces and this can be seen and experienced at the Brixham battery Heritage Centre.
As one of the warmest and sunniest parts of the UK, the southern coast of England can be a great place to head for the beach and Brixham is no different. There are a number of beaches waiting to be explored including Breakwater Beach, Fishcombe Cove or you can take a dip in Shoalstone Pool.
Location
The resort is located on the southern tip of Torbay, on the southern coast of Devon, close to the river Dart.
Transport
For those heading to the resort using there own transportation, the town is relatively easy to reach from parts of England, Scotland and Wales.
Brixham Road links directly to the A380, which then links to the M5 motorway and onto all parts North and West whilst those heading to Brixham from Cornwall and other parts of Devon can use the A38 Devon Expressway.
It is more difficult for those heading to the town using public transport as the town as no direct rail links.
There are a limited number of bus services and coach services whilst there is a nearby local train station in the village of Churston. There are more long distance coach and rail services to the other Torbay resorts of Torquay and Paignton.
Out and About
With the town sitting on the southern tip of Torbay, it is the other resort sin the region that are the other big draws for holidaymakers.
Paignton is the next resort to the north and is well worth visiting for the day and whilst there, why not visit the towns famous Paignton Zoo Environmental Park?
Heading further north, you come to the popular town and seaside resort of Torquay which has lots to offer holidaymakers. Not only is this a bustling seaside resort during the summer months but it is also a well equipped town all year round with a good range of shops, bars, cafes, restaurants and visitor attractions.
To the north-west of the town are Dartmoor National Park and Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, both of which are great places to put on your walking boots and explore the many walking and hiking trails.
Just to the south is Dartmouth, whilst to the west is the city of Plymouth.
For those wanting to head further afield, the north coast of Devon and all parts of Cornwall, including Lands End and the Eden Project, can be reach within and hour or 2 drive.
Holidays in Brixham
If you are looking for a holiday in the Devon town of Brixham, why not choose a holiday park? Don’t forget that when you book a holiday on a caravan holiday park, you pay per accommodation and not per person, making every holiday great value.
Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Brixham as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Brixham caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Brixham on the Devon coast.
Brixham is home to lots of caravan holiday parks including those owned and operated by the biggest caravan holiday park companies.