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Important booking terms and general T's & C's for your holiday at Newberry Valley Park Access Statement Set in an open valley, the park is laid out in terraces, with some areas of undulation. Close to the site entrance, there is a small arrivals parking area, which is on a slight slope and laid in tarmac. Also, just after the reception, there is a further small parking area on level concrete at the front. RECEPTION & CENTRAL AMENITIES BUILDING There is a concrete step of about 8" high and then a right-angle turn to a fixed concrete ramp leading to the reception entrance. There is a handrail on one side of the ramp and a wall on the other. At the top of the ramp, it levels out then there is a raised door threshold of approximately 3" high into the reception and small shop. The reception and shop are on one level, with the service counters all set at 3ft high, and low shelving in some areas for ease of use by visitors. Non-glare, non-flicker lighting is provided in the reception and shop. The reception is only open when manned, and staff are always willing to assist. PITCH AREAS AND PARK GROUNDS All pitch areas can be fully accessed by car on tarmac or grass roads, and have space for parking for one car, provided on the pitch. Minimal lighting is provided around the park, which is kept to a minimum in line with the park’s environmental policy. There are four fields, each with terraces... Field 1 has three terraces, which are separated by barriers and hedging, with only rough sloping grass paths interconnecting the terraces. This field, being closest to the reception and shop, is approximately 125 metres from the toilet & shower facilities. In Field 2, there are four terraces with five rows of pitches, again separated by barriers and natural hedging. Included in this field are the premier block-paved fully serviced pitches, which have water & waste connection, a level surface, electric hook-up and lighting with a wooden bench design picnic table. All other pitches are grass, basic or serviced pitches of varying sizes. Situated between fields 2 and 3 is the toilet and shower amenities block (for details, see separate information below). Field 3 has five rows of pitches, which are on three terraces, and they are all serviced. There are a limited number of hard-standing pitches on the higher terrace. At the rear of field 3 is Ash Meadow overlooking the lake, with just 6 premier grass pitches, access to which is over a hardcore road with an uneven surface. These are positioned approximately 180 metres from the main amenities block. Finally, in field 4, which is the furthest from the shower facilities, being about 350 metres away, there are Premier and large grass pitches. Again, these overlook the lake, which is securely fenced from the pitches. CHILDREN & DOGS Access to the children’s play area is via a pathway accessed from behind the Ash Meadow. It has a gate to access, and this area is uneven and rough-cut for adventure. Young children must be supervised at all times. Dogs are welcome in the park and must be kept on leads. Assistance dogs are welcome in all facilities and areas at all times. Shortly after entering the woodland walk, there is a large farm gate for access to the fenced dog field. Here the dogs can be off-leash if the owner is confident they will respond to recall. Please note that due to the topography of the land, this field is steep. Also at the back of field 4 is a meadow area where dogs can be walked, and there is access to the woodland walk too, however all dogs must be on a lead in these areas. Both the meadow and woodland area are sloped and uneven and not suitable for wheelchairs – they are purposely kept as natural as possible for environmental reasons. TOILET & SHOWER AMENITIES BLOCKS There is a hardcore parking area at the lower end of the ablutions block with the facilities accessed by a gently sloped block-paved access on both sides, with 5 block-paved deep steps running to the door. There are two parallel corridors with a total of 11 shower rooms, including a disabled room with bars adjacent to the toilet and shower area, a free-standing shower seat, and non-slip heated flooring throughout. There is also an individual coin-operated bathroom and 6 private washrooms with standard toilets, which do not include full disabled facilities. There is a laundry room with coin-operated washing machines and tumble dryers, a sink for hand washing and a wall-mounted free iron. There is also a baby-changing area and a separate dishwashing room with standard-height sinks. Tourist information leaflets and our book library can be found in this building. OTHER INFORMATION & SERVICES Our staff are appropriately trained and aim to provide a comprehensive service to all of our customers. They would be happy to discuss your personal requirements with you. We make every effort to anticipate the likely requirements of our guests. However, if you need any help at any time during your stay, please mention this to our staff, and they will be pleased to assist. We offer all customers assistance in pitching a caravan or motor home. Brochures, tariffs and welcome details are available in large print on request. Mobile phone networks and digital TV can be accessed on the most areas of the park.

Relax and recharge in one of our cosy shepherd's huts - picturesque spaces and affordable prices. Comfort & convenience in the heart of nature Delightful and cosy shepherd's huts Enjoy a break from the mad rush of everyday life and relax in a luxurious yet simple manner. Let all your hassles fade away as you take in the fresh Devon air and some quality time to relax and recharge. Our shepherd's huts offer the perfect balance between convenience, fun, and simplicity - camping without the canvas! We provide the shelter so you don't have the stress of setting up the tent, caravan or awning... you just bring your belongings. Plus, you haven't got to battle with packing any damp tents or awnings away at the end of your stay. Both huts are situated near our ancient woodland and meadow so you can relax to the traditional sounds of the countryside with a lovely view over the lake (and no road noise!). They are built in a traditional way and are fully insulated and with a carpeted floor. There is electric lighting and power points for your convenience. Both huts make the perfect out-of-season break. All you need to do is just focus on making some wonderful holiday memories! Romantic Rose This pretty hut, with its comfortable memory foam mattress, is the perfect space for two people, although there is space for you to bring a small camp bed if you wanted an additional person to stay with you. Just bring all your own bedding. There's a cute wood burner to keep you warm on cooler nights and a mini-fridge for your convenience. The nightly rate includes up to 2 persons and additional adults or children are charged at the usual daily rate. Dogs are permitted (max 2 subject to size) and are charged at the usual daily rate plus a £10 cleaning charge. From £55.00 /per night Book Rose Shepherd's Hut Lovely Lily Spacious and fresh, Lily offers an ideal base for two people. There's a king-size bed and plenty of room for you to add one or two small camp beds if you want to accommodate up to four. All you need is your own bedding. There's an electric heater to keep you warm should it get cooler nights and a mini-fridge. The nightly rate includes up to 2 persons and additional adults or children are charged at the usual daily rate. Dogs are permitted (max 2 subject to size) and are charged at the usual daily rate plus a £10 cleaning charge. From £55.00 /per night Book Lily Shepherd's Hut The huts: outside and inside Rose Rose Interior Rose Interior Rose Interior Wood for the Fire Lily Lily Interior Site Plan Prices Rose & Lily shepherd's huts Low Season: £55.00 Mid Season: £65.00 Peak Season: £75.00 Shepherd's hut with electric hook-up Sleeps 2 to 4 persons Book Your Shepherd's Hut Peak season 22 May - 30 May 18 July - 31 August Mid season 2 April - 6 April 1 May - 4 May 31 May - 17 July 1 September - 20 September Low season 20 March - 1 April 7 April - 30 April 5 May - 21 May 21 September - 11 October What our guests say LESLEY BROWN "What more could a guest wish for." GRAHAM EAVES "A hot bath at the end of a long walk was amazing." "Can’t fault your site ... its immaculate." LISA PAYNE CHECK AVAILABILITY & BOOK NOW

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Dawn's blog UNDER STARRY SKIES Welcome to the Newberry Valley Park Blog I'm Dawn, your guide through the wonderful world of camping, caravanning, and motorhome travels in our little slice of paradise. ​ Together, we'll explore the beauty of Newberry Valley and the surrounding areas, share tips for making the most of your holiday adventures, and offer up some occasional personal ramblings! All Posts Newberry Valley Surroundings Dawn's Writing 1 min Surroundings Art, Motorbikes & Maritime Fun: Plenty to Keep You Engaged Each Autumn plenty of good things happen around North Devon that provide great entertainment for locals and visitors alike. 1 min Newberry Valley Saturday Night Suggestions: Music on the Beach Many years ago Martin and I visited Key West in the USA. It was a quirky place and every evening people gathered at the harbour frontage... 2 min Newberry Valley Karen's Birthday: More Celebrations at Newberry Valley Meet one of our dedicated team at Devon's Award Winning campsite—perfect for your next break! 2 min Newberry Valley Award Winning Campsite: We're the Best in Devon Excited to announce: We're the Regional Winner for Devon Award 2024 from Practical Caravan & Practical Motorhome. 2 min Surroundings Watermouth Castle Playtime: Unveiling Family Fun Nearby Explore Watermouth Castle's new Hobbledown Bay & Mining Village for magical family fun. Opens May 2024! 2 min Newberry Valley Lee Landed a Big One: A Fishy Tales from Newberry Valley Lee catches 'Arfa' the giant carp at Newberry Valley - a triumph for our warden and a treat for fish enthusiasts awaits! 2 min Surroundings Silver, Smoke & Strawberries: A Brief History of Combe Martin The fascinating past of this coastal village on the edge of North Devon. 2 min Newberry Valley From Peru to North Devon: The Alpaca Adventures of Jess, Cocoa and Tilly Join us in winter as our alpacas roam freely (like their wild Andean cousins). Meet Jess, Cocoa, and Tilly, each with their unique persona 2 min Newberry Valley Canine Capers: Great Camping Holidays with Your Dog Discover our dog-friendly haven! From scenic walks to a fully fenced dog field, we cater to your furry friends' every need. Book today. 2 min Surroundings Discover Devon's Finest: A Culinary Adventure in Fine Dining Explore Devon's culinary gems: award-winning gastropubs, trendy eateries & stunning sea-view dining. A foodie's paradise awaits! 2 min Surroundings Seaside Wonders: Rock Pooling and Seal Pups at Combe Martin Beach Explore the magic of Combe Martin Beach, from fascinating rock pooling adventures to witnessing seal pups' return to the wild. 2 min Newberry Valley Devon's Charm: Newberry Valley's Oak Woodland & Seaside Bliss Dawn shares her love for Newberry Valley's ancient oak woodland, close sea proximity, abundant wildlife, and unique micro-climate.