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    • Geology
      • Geological formation
        • The geological formations that shape the dorset and east devon landscape
      • Walk through time
      • Environmental stories
      • Geoweek
      • Discover by Area
        • Axmouth to Lyme Regis
        • Bat’s Head to Gad Cliff
        • Black Ven to Seatown
        • Brandy Bay to St Aldhelm’s Head
        • Burton Cliff to Abbotsbury
        • Eype to Burton Bradstock
        • Furzy Cliff to White Nothe
        • Ladram Bay to Pennington Point
        • Langton Herring to Portland Harbour Shore
        • Orcombe Point to the River Otter
        • Peveril Point to Studland Bay
        • Salcombe Hill to Seaton
        • The Isle of Portland
        • Winspit to Durlston Head
    • Geomorphology and natural processes
      • Climatic changes
        • Impact of Climate on the Coast
        • Modern climate change
      • Landscapes of the jurassic coast
      • Our dynamic coast
        • Geomorphology and Coastal Processes
        • Glossary of terms
        • How was lulworth cove formed
    • History of science
      • Early innovators
      • Meet mary anning
      • Museum founders
      • Pioneering fossil collectors and geologists
      • Pioneers and trailblazers
    • Palaeontology
      • Fossil Finder
      • Fossils
      • Palaeoecology
        • Brittlestars
        • Coccolithophores
        • Iguanodontids
        • Rhynchosaurs
        • Scelidosaurus
        • Stromatolites and Thrombolites
        • Temnospondyl
      • Fossil conservation
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      • Independent and individual
      • Markets
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      • Casinos
      • Cinemas
      • Music
      • Nightlife
      • Theatre and shows
    • Attractions
      • Cultural
      • Families
      • Free
      • Hidden gems
      • History and Heritage
      • Museums and visitor centres
      • Nature and wildlife
      • Group Friendly
      • Young palaeontologists
    • Activities
      • Swimming
      • Walking
      • Boat trips
      • Climbing
      • Cycling
      • Rockpooling
  • Explore
    • Visitor information
      • Filming on the jurassic coast
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      • Staying safe on the jurassic coast
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        • Parking
        • Public transport
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        • Autumn
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        • Winter
      • Itineraries
        • 24 hours on the jurassic coast
        • 48 hours on the jurassic coast
        • Experience the jurassic coast
        • Group friendly
        • Rainy days
        • Sunny days
      • Inspiration
        • Weddings
        • Historic locations
        • Iconic places to visit
        • Teenagers
        • Group Friendly
        • Dog friendly jurassic coast
      • Highlights
        • Best places for afternoon tea
        • Best places to eat in summer
        • Seafood
        • Date nights
        • Free Things To Do
      • Blog
    • Jurassic coast landmarks
      • History of the jurassic coast
      • Kimmeridge bay
      • Ladram bay
      • Lulworth cove
      • Old harry rocks
      • Worbarrow bay
      • Durdle door
      • Golden cap
    • Beaches
      • Dog friendly beaches
      • Staying Safe
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      • Bonfire night
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      • Fathers day
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Ladram Bay Holiday Park

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Ladram Bay Holiday Park

Ladram Bay Holiday Park

For over 80 years, Ladram Bay Holiday Park has been a cherished haven for families seeking to create enduring memories. Our legacy of warm hospitality and exceptional experiences spans generations, making us a time-honored destination for those seeking to forge meaningful connections with their loved ones. From grandparents to grandchildren, each visit to Ladram Bay is an opportunity to weave new chapters into the tapestry of family history. Our rich heritage is woven into every corner of the park, a testament to our commitment to providing a space where families can come together, share laughter, and create cherished moments that will be treasured for years to come.

Nestled in the heart of the Devonshire countryside, Ladram Bay Holiday Park is a hidden gem overlooking the awe-inspiring Jurassic Coast. With a rich history of accolades, including the coveted title of Best Holiday Park in Britain, bestowed upon us by our valued patrons, we proudly stand as one of Devon’s largest privately-owned holiday destinations.

When it comes to accommodation, Ladram Bay offers a plethora of choices that cater to every taste and preference. Indulge in the lap of luxury with our opulent lodges, where every detail has been meticulously curated for an exceptional stay. Alternatively, our thoughtfully designed Holiday Homes provide a cozy and comfortable retreat for families and couples alike. And for those who yearn for a more rustic experience, bring along your touring caravan or pitch your tent in our spacious grounds, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of nature. At Ladram Bay, we believe that every guest deserves a stay that is nothing short of extraordinary.

Stepping onto our grounds, you’ll find an array of amenities designed to delight and entertain. The Three Rocks Complex and Leisure Centre is a veritable aquatic wonderland, featuring a thrilling multi-lane slide that promises hours of exhilarating fun. The indoor and outdoor Splash Zone offers a delightful retreat for both the young and the young at heart. For those in search of tranquility, our Sauna, Steamroom, and Jacuzzi provide a sanctuary of relaxation and rejuvenation.

Your private beach beckons, a serene stretch of shoreline where the soothing whispers of the waves invite you to unwind and recharge. The Beach Shack, nestled along the coast, offers a cozy respite where you can lounge in comfort while taking in the breathtaking views. For the adventurous souls, the Shack presents a curated selection of hire items, enabling you to set forth on your nautical expedition, exploring the rugged beauty of the coastline.

If you’re inclined to venture beyond the park’s borders, a treasure trove of experiences awaits. Take a stroll along the unspoiled paths that trace the contours of the Jurassic Coast, a testament to the enduring beauty of nature. Immerse yourself in the local attractions and verdant expanses that lie within easy reach of Ladram Bay, allowing you to deepen your connection with this enchanting region.

Ladram Bay’s privileged location on the geologically significant Jurassic Coast places it within the hallowed grounds of one of the United Kingdom’s five UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This distinguished designation, bestowed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), signifies our site’s extraordinary cultural and physical significance. As you traverse the landscape, you’ll be traversing through the annals of history, a journey that imparts a profound sense of connection to the tapestry of human heritage.

With every passing moment at Ladram Bay Holiday Park, you have the opportunity to craft cherished memories. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or a perfect blend of both, our expansive grounds and warm hospitality invite you to create the holiday of your dreams. Let the sapphire waters and verdant hills serve as your backdrop and allow the echoes of ancient history to infuse your journey with a sense of wonder. Book your escape to Ladram Bay today and let the magic of this extraordinary destination unfold before you.

Details

Accommodation Type

Holiday Park
Self-Catering

Phone: 1395 568 398

Email: info@ladrambay.co.uk

Website: www.ladrambay.co.uk

Address:
Ladram Bay Holiday Park, Budleigh Salterton, UK

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Location

Road Directions:
Getting to Ladram Bay is straightforward. The Holiday Park is well signposted and sits only a short & picturesque drive from the M5. Leave the M5 at Exeter Services (Junction 30) and take the A3052 signposted to Sidmouth. At Newton Poppleford take the B3178 towards Budleigh Salterton, driving through Colaton Raleigh One mile after Colaton Raleigh, turn left at the brick monument that’s signposted ‘Otterton and Ladram Bay’. Please note that the roads narrow towards the beautiful village of Otterton. We ask that your drive slowly and responsibly through the village, respecting the residents, continuing to follow the signs to Ladram Bay. If you are a touring guest please follow the directions above as the Sat Nav might take you down the smaller Devon lanes.                                                            

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Available From:
01/01/1970

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      • Brandy Bay to St Aldhelm’s Head
      • Black Ven to Seatown
      • Eype to Burton Bradstock
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      • Modern climate change
    • Landscapes of the jurassic coast
    • Our dynamic coast
      • Geomorphology and Coastal Processes
      • Glossary of terms
      • How was lulworth cove formed
  • Palaeontology
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