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What do you need to know now you’ve booked…
We can’t wait to welcome you, and we want to make sure your stay is as relaxing and enjoyable as possible.
This page is your go-to guide in the run-up to your arrival. You’ll find everything you need to plan ahead, from local tips to on-site info, so you can arrive feeling prepared and ready to unwind.
We’ll also be in touch by email before you arrive with key reminders and any actions to take, so nothing gets missed and you can focus on the good stuff (your holiday!)…
Please note: if you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, our team are more than happy to help – just email or give us a call!
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Make the Most of Your Stay…
What is there to do in the local area of our parks?
You’re in a great spot for exploring. There’s plenty within easy reach — coastal walks, nearby pubs, local attractions, and great day trips. Download our app for a full list of activities and to see what events are on during your stay.
Some of our favourite local spots near our Notter Bridge and Tamar View holiday Park in Cornwall:
River Tamar — Peaceful riverside walks right from your doorstep.
Kit Hill Country Park (10 mins) — Incredible panoramic views, especially at sunset.
Cotehele, National Trust (15 mins) — Historic house, gardens and quay.
Plymouth (20 mins) — Waterfront, shops, restaurants and the Barbican.
Polperro to Looe Coastal Loop (30 mins) — A beautiful half-day walk along the coast.
Rame Head Coastal Loop (40 mins) — Dramatic coastline and a stunning village stop along the way.
You can also find out what’s on locally during your stay by downloading our app and heading to the events page.
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Some of our local spots in Devon near Lynmouth Holiday Retreat:
Lynmouth (5 mins) — A charming harbour village with riverside walks, independent cafés and a peaceful coastal setting.
Lynton (5 mins) — Perched above Lynmouth, offering stunning views, boutique shops and access via the famous cliff railway.
Valley of Rocks (10 mins) — One of the most dramatic coastal landscapes in the UK, known for its wild goats and sweeping sea views.
Exmoor National Park (on your doorstep) — Rolling moorland, ancient woodlands and some of the UK’s best walking routes. Perfect for exploring nature at its quietest.
Watersmeet (10 mins) — A beautiful National Trust spot where rivers meet, surrounded by woodland trails and wildlife.
Heddon Valley (15 mins) — A hidden gem with a scenic walk leading to a secluded rocky cove.
Combe Martin (20 mins) — A traditional seaside village with a sheltered beach and coastal paths.
Woolacombe Beach (35 mins) — One of the UK’s best sandy beaches, ideal for long walks, surfing or relaxing by the sea.
Check the events page on our app to see what’s happening locally during your stay.
Onsite Facilities
What’s onsite when you arrive?
- Reception & local information desk
- Small shop (essentials & holiday basics)
- Wi-Fi access (selected areas)
- Riverside setting (Notter Bridge)
- Peaceful countryside location (Tamar View)
- Coastal countryside setting within Exmoor National Park, close to Lynmouth & Lynton (Lynmouth Holiday Retreat)
For full details, seasonal opening times and any extras, check the app before arrival.
Food & Drink Nearby…
What’s closeby when you’re staying with us in Cornwall…
Local favourites:
- Traditional pubs in Saltash & Callington
- The Who’d Have Thought It Inn (Milton Combe) – great food & views locally
- Fish & chips from local takeaways in Saltash or drive out to one of the coastal villages and enjoy.
- Local farm shops for fresh Cornish produce
- Notters’ local; The Notter Bridge Inn (1min walk)
- Tamar’s local; Rifle Volunteer (15 min walk)
Supermarkets (5–15 mins drive):
- Tesco Superstore (Saltash)
- Lidl (Saltash)
- Co-op (Callington)
Farm Shops:
- Strawberry Fields Farm Shop (Lifton)
- Local Tamar Valley produce stalls
Bakeries:
- Local Cornish bakeries in Saltash & Callington
- Perfect for fresh bread, pastries and traditional Cornish pasties
Explore more locally on our app!
Staying with us in Devon?
Local favourites near to Lynmouth Holiday Retreat:
- Traditional pubs in Lynmouth & Lynton, many with sea views and cosy interiors 10 min drive away or an hour or two walk away (if you want to make into a hike!)
- The Rising Sun (Lynmouth) – a historic harbour-side pub, perfect for food or a relaxed drink
- The Oak Room (Lynton) – great for something a little more special
- Fish & chips from local takeaways in Lynmouth, best enjoyed by the harbour
- Local cafés, tearooms and bakeries throughout Lynmouth & Lynton
- Farm shops and local produce spots across Exmoor
- Local walking routes are accessible from Lynmouth Holiday Retreat
Supermarkets (15–30 mins drive):
- Tesco Superstore (Barnstaple)
- Sainsbury’s (Barnstaple)
- Co-op (Lynton – smaller convenience store)
Please note, for small shop / last minute bits, you can get them from the garage 5mins from Lynmouth Holiday Retreat.
Farm Shops:
- West Country farm shops across Exmoor
- Local produce stalls and independent food spots nearby
Bakeries:
- Lynmouth & Lynton bakeries and cafés
- Perfect for fresh bread, cakes and cream teas down at Watersmeet National Trust
Discover more local hotspots on our app!
Can I bring my dog?
Absolutely — dogs are welcome in all of our accommodations, 2 dogs per booking. All we ask is that you keep them on a lead when moving around the park.
Download our app for everything you need to know about bringing your dog, including on-site dog-friendly facilities and designated areas, local dog beaches, nearby walks, and our full dog policy.
Are there any breed or size restrictions for dogs?
We welcome up to two dogs per booking across our parks.
There are no size restrictions, however we cannot accept any breeds listed under the UK Dangerous Dogs Act. We also ask that all dogs are kept on a lead around the park and under control at all times to ensure a peaceful stay for all guests.
Is there an additional charge for bringing a dog?
Yes, there is a small additional fee per dog when booking your stay. This helps us maintain our dog-friendly facilities and outdoor spaces for everyone to enjoy.
Are there places on the park where we can walk our dog?
Yes, each of our parks offers dedicated spaces where you and your dog can stretch your legs;
- Notter Bridge Holiday Park – enclosed dog walking area and woodland walking trails.
- Tamar View Holiday Park – a scenic dog-walking trail around the perimeter of the park.
- Lynmouth Holiday Retreat – a designated dog-walking field where your dog can enjoy some space to explore.
These areas make early morning or evening walks easy and convenient during your stay.
Which nearby beaches and pubs are dog-friendly?
Our parks are surrounded by plenty of dog-friendly beaches, countryside walks and welcoming pubs where your four-legged companion can join you.
Many local beaches allow dogs year-round, while others may have seasonal restrictions during peak summer months. Our team will be happy to recommend some of the best dog-friendly spots nearby when you arrive.
Do you provide dog bowls, beds or welcome packs?
At the moment, we ask guests to bring their dog’s usual bowls, bedding and comfort items so they feel right at home during your stay. We do provide our welcome bags with some goodies in!
What facilities do you have for dogs on the park?
We’ve made it easy for guests travelling with dogs to enjoy their stay.
Across our parks you’ll find:
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Dedicated dog walking areas and trails
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Dog waste bins located around walking areas
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Dog wash stations at Lynmouth Holiday Retreat and Notter Bridge Holiday Park, perfect for rinsing off sandy paws after a day of exploring
These little extras help keep both your accommodation and your dog comfortable throughout your stay.
First Night Ideas
After the journey, it’s all about slowing down and slipping into holiday mode. Here are a few easy ways to ease into your first evening:
- Grab a takeaway — pick up fish and chips or a local favourite on your way in, and enjoy them back at the park without any fuss.
- Catch the sunset — find a nearby viewpoint or open spot and take in the evening light. A simple start that sets the tone perfectly (ask the team for local spots!).
- Hot tub evening (if included) — pour a drink, sink in, and let the peace and quiet do its thing.
- Local pub dinner — a short drive will find you a cosy spot for a proper meal and a well-earned drink.
However late you arrive, the first evening is yours to take at your own pace — unhurried and ready to enjoy the days ahead. Find more inspiration on the app.
Rainy Day Ideas;
The most important when the rain hits, are the…
- Local cafés, pubs or bakeries — slow mornings, slow afternoons, good coffee and something homemade. Never a bad call.
- Do not forget boardgames and playing cards. No rainy day is complete without adding a movie and game to relax.
A bit of Cornish drizzle just means a change of pace and there’s plenty to keep everyone happy nearby:
- National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth — one of the best in the UK, and great for all ages.
- Drake Circus, Plymouth — shopping, food and a relaxed afternoon under cover.
- Cotehele House, National Trust (15 mins) — beautiful historic interiors and sheltered garden walks.
Rainy Day Ideas whilst you’re staying at Lynmouth Holiday Retreat…
A shower or two is all part of the Devon experience and there’s plenty to enjoy whatever the weather.:
- Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway — a unique and charming experience whatever the weather, with beautiful views along the way.
- Exmoor National Park drives — wind through moorland, woodland and valleys at a leisurely pace, mostly from the comfort of the car.
- Watersmeet, National Trust — sheltered woodland walks where two rivers meet, peaceful and easy going even in the rain.
- Lynton Cinema — small, characterful and perfect for a cosy afternoon in.
Rainy days are often when you discover the best hidden gems. Find more on the app.
What to Bring…
Your lodge has everything you need to feel at home, just pack the personal and cleaning bits:
- Towels (if not included in your lodge type)
- Toiletries, hand soap and a little extra toilet roll
- Tea towels and kitchen basics (tea, coffee, milk, condiments, oil, butter)
- Bin bags and a few cleaning essentials
- Hairdryer (if not listed for your lodge)
- Dog bowls and supplies
There are supermarkets and local shops nearby if you’d rather pick things up on arrival.
If you’d like to see what to expect inside of your lodge, see here.
Important Information Before You Arrive
Getting Here & Travel Tips…
We recommend planning your journey in advance, particularly during busy holiday periods.
Sat Nav Postcodes
- Notter Bridge Holiday Park – PL12 4RW
What3Words: ///swatting.remaining.crossings - Tamar View Holiday Park – PL17 8JA
What3Words: ///capers.tourist.circus - Lynmouth Holiday Retreat – EX35 6LD
What3Words: ///seashell.cupboards.riding
Travel Tips
- We recommend using Google Maps for the most accurate directions
- Traditional Sat Nav systems may direct you down narrow or private lanes
- Some roads around our parks, particularly in Cornwall and Exmoor, can be narrow — please drive carefully when approaching
- When arriving at Lynmouth Holiday Retreat, ensure you stay on the A39, as the entrance is directly from the main road
Nearest Transport Links
Train Stations:
- Gunnislake (for Tamar View)
- Saltash (for Notter Bridge)
- Barnstaple (for Lynmouth Holiday Retreat)
Local Taxis
Cornwall (Notter Bridge / Tamar View):
- Saltash Taxis: 01752 848848
- Callington Cars: 01579 384040
Devon (Lynmouth / Lynton):
- Lynton & Lynmouth Taxis: 01598 753333
- Barnstaple Taxis: 01271 322222
Arrival & Check-In
What time can I check in?
Standard check-in times are:
- Camping & Touring; from 2pm
- Holiday Caravans, Lodges & Glamping; from 4pm
Can I check in early?
Early check-in is available subject to availability:
- Camping & Touring; from 12pm for £10
- Holiday Caravans, Lodges & Glamping; from 2pm for £20
To request early check-in, just give us a call or drop us an email and we’ll check what’s possible.
Where do I collect my keys?
Head to reception when you arrive and we’ll hand over your keys and point you in the right direction for your pitch or accommodation.
What if I’m arriving late?
No problem, just let us know in advance and we’ll make sure you have everything you need to check in smoothly.
Make your stay extra special:
Extras available:
- Add champagne / prosecco to your booking on arrival (Cornwall only)
- On-Site Information
- Shop opening hours
- Late check-in / Late check-out upgrades
- Weather guarantee
- If you’re travelling with an infant, we also hire travel cots and highchairs. Please contact the team before arrival to avoid disappointment (Cornwall only)
Park Policies
BBQ / Open Fires Policy
Open fires and gazebos / event shelters are not permitted due to the nature of the park’s location.
Self-contained BBQs are permitted.
Check out…
Is late check-out available?
Yes, late check-out is available when possible. The fees are as follows:
- Camping and Touring: £10.00 for check-out up to 12 PM (standard check-out time is 10:30 AM).
- Holiday Caravans/Lodges and Glamping: £20.00 for check-out up to 12 PM (standard check-out time is 10 AM).
How can I request late check-out?
To check availability for late check-out, please call us or send us an email.
Be in the know before you arrive…
Please look out for emails from us which will include details of the check-in process you need to follow before you arrive.
Before you travel
✔ Download the app
✔ Check arrival time
✔ Pack towels / swimwear (if hot tub)
✔ Plan supermarket stop
✔ Check the weather
✔ Check our onsite safety policies, including our hot tub policy
Just incase you have anymore questions...
How to get to us?
Directions to Lynmouth Holiday Retreat
Directions to Lynmouth Holiday Retreat, North Devon, EX35 6LD
Please follow these directions for a smooth arrival…
Sat Nav Warning: Do not rely solely on the postcode if using a traditional Sat Nav (excluding Google or Apple Maps), as it may direct you down a narrow private lane. Our entrance is directly on the A39.
Finding Us:
- Google Maps: Click here for navigation
- What3Words: /// seashell.cupboards.riding
Approaching from the East (Minehead/Porlock):
- Stay on the A39, following signs for Blackmoor Gate / Barnstaple / Lynton (B3234).
- Avoid narrow private lanes or “Local Access Only” turn-offs.
- Our entrance is on the right side of the A39, just past the Exmoor Manor Hotel.
Approaching from the West (Recommended for towing):
- Exit M5 at Junction 27 onto A361 toward Barnstaple/Tiverton.
- After 12 miles, exit A361 and follow signs for A399 toward Combe Martin/Ilfracombe.
- Continue on A399 for 19 miles; at Blackmoor Gate, join A39 toward Lynton/Lynmouth.
- In Barbrook, pass Gulf Petrol Station on the right and continue uphill.
- Entrance is on the left, just before Exmoor Manor Hotel.
Final Arrival:
Look for our sign for Lynmouth Retreat on the A39. If you reach or pass the Exmoor Manor Hotel, you have missed the entrance.
Directions to Notter Bridge Holiday Park
Directions to Notter Bridge Holiday Park – Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 4RW
For a smooth arrival, please follow these directions carefully…
Sat Nav Warning: Traditional Sat Nav devices may not account for narrow lanes or local access restrictions. For the best experience, we recommend using Google Maps or Apple Maps with the postcode PL12 4RW.
How to Find Us:
- Google Maps: Click here for navigation
- What3Words: ///swatting.remaining.crossings
Approaching from the East (Plymouth):
- Take the A38 westbound towards Cornwall, crossing the Tamar Bridge.
- At the Carkeel roundabout continue on the A38 towards Liskeard.
- Just before reaching Landrake, turn right following signs for Notter Bridge.
- The entrance to Notter Bridge Holiday Park is on the left immediately after this turn, just before the bridge.
Final Arrival:
Look out for the Notter Bridge Holiday Park sign at the entrance. If you reach Landrake village, you have missed the turn-off.
Approaching from the West (Liskeard):
- Take the A38 eastbound towards Plymouth.
- After passing through Landrake village at the bottom of the hill, take an immediate left following signs for Notter Bridge.
- Take the first left into Notter Bridge Holiday Park.
- If you reach the Carkeel roundabout, you have missed the turn for Notter Bridge. When turning for Notter Bridge, be sure to take the left immediately before the bridge; otherwise, you may end up at Notter Mill Holiday Park.
Directions to Tamar View Holiday Park
Directions to Tamar View Holiday Park, Gunnislake, PL17 8JA
For a smooth arrival, please follow these directions carefully…
How to Find Us:
- Google Maps: Click here for navigation
- What3Words: ///capers.tourist.circus
Approaching from the East (via M5 / Tavistock)
This route takes you through the historic town of Tavistock and over the River Tamar.
- Follow the A386 into Tavistock.
- At the town centre, follow signs for the A390 towards Callington/Liskeard.
- Cross the river at Gunnislake New Bridge (please note: this is a narrow bridge with a steep climb following it).
- Continue uphill on the A390 through Gunnislake and into St Ann’s Chapel.
- After passing the Texaco Garage on your right, our entrance is located approximately 200 yards further on the left-hand side.
Approaching from the West (via Liskeard / Callington)
This is the most straightforward route for those traveling from within Cornwall.
- From the A38, follow signs for the A390 towards Callington.
- At the Callington roundabout, stay on the A390 signposted for Tavistock.
- Follow the A390 for approximately 3 miles into the village of St Ann’s Chapel.
- Slow down before arriving into St Ann’s Chapel, as the entrance to our Holiday Park will be immediately on the right hand side before the Texaco Garage on the left. If you have passed the Texaco garage you have gone too far.
Directions to Yellow Sands Holiday Park
Directions to Yellow Sands Holiday Park, Brean, Burnham-on-Sea, TA8 2SE
For a smooth arrival, please follow these directions carefully.
How to Find Us:
- Google Maps: Click here for navigation
- What3Words: ///backward.examine.hopefully
Sat Nav Warning
When using our postcode TA8 2SE, most systems will lead you directly to us. However, please ensure your route keeps you on the main B3140 (Coast Road). During peak season, the coastal road can be busy, so please allow extra time for your journey.
Recommended Route (Via the M5 – Junction 22)
This is the easiest and most reliable route for all vehicles, including motorhomes and those towing.
- Leave the M5 at Junction 22, signposted Burnham-on-Sea / Brean.
- At the roundabout, take the B3140 towards Burnham-on-Sea / Berrow / Brean.
- Continue straight across the next roundabouts, following signs for Berrow and Brean.
- Stay on the B3140 as you drive through Berrow village.
- As you enter Brean, the road becomes Coast Road.
- Continue past Brean Leisure Park on the right.
Yellow Sands Holiday Park is located shortly after on the left-hand side, directly on Coast Road (beach side).
Approaching from Weston-super-Mare
There is no bridge across the estuary, so you must head inland first.
- Leave Weston-super-Mare on the A370 southbound towards the M5.
- At the East Brent roundabout, turn onto the B3140 towards Berrow / Brean.
- Follow this road through Berrow and into Brean.
- Continue along Coast Road.
The park will be on your left-hand side shortly after passing Brean Leisure Park.
What should I do in the event of emergency?
In the event of an emergency during your C&C stay, call 999.
For non-emergency enquiries, call 101.
Please consult your Welcome Pack (sent in the days just prior to your arrival) for details of the nearest police station.
Can I receive a supermarket food delivery on the park?
Supermarket food deliveries are not permitted on park due to restricted commercial vehicle access for our guests’ safety.
Do you have WiFi?
Yes, WiFi is available at all C&C locations. Information on how to connect to our local WiFi network will be provided upon check-in.
Please note that all C&C holiday retreats are in rural locations and that we cannot always guarantee a strong WiFi signal.
Is there a 24-hour service?
Our park receptions are open throughout the day. Local opening hours and 24/7 emergency contact numbers will be provided upon check-in.
Can our family and friends visit us?
Yes, for the day only, but please register their presence on park at Reception upon their arrival.
Is there a cash point on the parks?
There are no cash points at Coast & Country. However, we accept card and contactless payments in our shop and reception.
Are dogs and other pets allowed?
C&C parks are dog friendly and pets are welcome in most areas, with a maximum of two dogs per caravan.
Please keep dogs on a short lead under strict control around all holiday accommodation. Dogs may not be left unattended anywhere on a C&C park at any time, including inside your accommodation. Please note that you are responsible for your pets at all times, including cleaning up after them and keeping noise to a minimum to avoid disturbing other guests.
We reserve the right to ask the owner of any dog which causes a nuisance or threat to remove it from the park immediately. We cannot accept any breeds listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act.
What is the smoking policy on the park?
We operate a no smoking policy in all buildings and around our play area. We also ask that you not smoke within 15ft of any building entrance.
When smoking around the park, please take care not to smoke too close to fire hazards such as gas canisters, and please remember not to litter.
Smoking is prohibited inside any of our holiday accommodation and charges may apply if this rule is breached.
Can we have a BBQ?
BBQs are permitted, but we ask that you not place them directly onto the ground, decking or picnic benches as this may cause damage. Please dispose of them responsibly.
Our Notter Bridge guests may wish to make use of the sheltered BBQ area located in-between the fishing lake and woodland reserve. Please leave this area as you would wish to find it. You may leave the disposable BBQ in the bins provided “
How do I report lost property?
If you realise once you have left us that you may have left something behind, please call us.
Every effort will be made to locate the missing item, however we are not liable if this isn’t possible or if it is damaged.
When we find your item we will return it to you, but you will be asked to cover the postage cost.”
Is there public transport available?
Yes, public transport is generally available to and from our parks. Please contact Reception for an up-to-date timetable of local services. We can also recommend local taxi companies.
Can I stay near my friends or family?
We do not reserve particular holiday accommodation or pitches prior to your arrival, so regretfully we cannot guarantee you will be near your friends or family. We advise that you aim to arrive early to maximise your chance of securing a pitch where you most want to stay, no earlier than our specified check-in time.
What should I do if we have a problem or complaint?
We do all we can to make sure you enjoy your holiday but sometimes things may go wrong.
If this happens, please contact Reception straight away and we will try and put things right.
If anything cannot be sorted during your stay, please contact our Guest Experience team by email at holidays@coastandcountryparks.co.uk or write to the Operations Manager, c/o Ian James Caravans, Premier Business Park, Huntspill Road, Highbridge, Somerset TA9 3DE no later than 21 days after the end of your holiday.
Who is Coast & Country?
We are a family run group of four holiday parks across the South West.
Our parks are quiet and set-in idyllic locations across Somerset, Devon and Cornwall.
Our parks provide the perfect opportunity for you to establish a base in the South West in a caravan or lodge, on parks that have their own amenities, whether its access to a 7-mile stretch of beach, local walking routes, fishing or panoramic views!
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Can I extend my stay?
Yes, if we have availability.
For our Static caravan accommodation your stay will need to extend to a normal changeover day, therefore extending by 3, 4 or 7 nights.
For Glamping, camping and touring you can extend by any amount of nights you choose, as long as your accommodation/ pitch is available.
When is reception open?
Our reception hours are as follows:
Lynmouth Holiday Retreat
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 8:30am – 7:00pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30am – 5:00pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30am – 5:00pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am – 5:00pm |
| Friday | 8:30am – 7:00pm |
| Saturday | 8:30am – 7:00pm |
| Sunday | 8:30am – 6:00pm |
Tamar Valley Lodge Retreat
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 9:00am – 5:00pm |
| Tuesday | 9:00am – 4:00pm |
| Wednesday | 9:00am – 4:00pm |
| Thursday | 9:00am – 4:00pm |
| Friday | 9:00am – 5:00pm |
| Saturday | 9:00am – 5:00pm |
| Sunday | 9:00am – 4:00pm |
Notter Bridge Park
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday – Saturday | 9:00am – 5:00pm |
| Sunday | 9:00am – 4:00pm |
If you need anything outside of these hours, out-of-hours contact details can be found on the reception door and in your welcome email.
