Parkers Farm Holiday Park

Check-in at Parkers Farm Holiday Park is available from noon until 10pm. The reception is unmanned after 5pm so please advise the site if you are delayed or expect to arrive after this time. Departure is due before 10am on your last day.

Yes, Parkers Farm Holiday Park is dog friendly allowing up to three per pitch. Please keep them on a lead and supervised at all times. The site has a dedicated exercise field where they can run and explore freely.

Parkers Farm Holiday Park allows BBQs, provided they are raised off the ground and supervised by an adult at all times. Open fires are not allowed.

No, Parkers Farm Holiday Park caters to families and couples only and does not accept group bookings. Hen and stag parties are prohibited.

Yes, Parkers Farm Holiday Park does operate a quiet policy between 11pm and 6am.

Yes, Parkers Farm Holiday Park does allow day visitors/guests, but they will need to check in at reception and pay a small charge for the day. Visitors' cars are not permitted onsite.

At Parkers Farm Holiday Park, pup tents are permitted on all pitches. Awnings are allowed on electric hardstanding pitches, while gazebos are permitted on non electric grass pitches. On electric grass pitches, guests can bring either a gazebo or awning. Please select these as an optional extra when making your booking.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Parkers Farm Holiday Park. Any extra vehicles can be parked in the designated area.

The electric hook ups at Parkers Farm Holiday Park are 10 amp.

You can find a copy of Parkers Farm Holiday Park's map here.

All of the electric pitches at Parkers Farm Holiday Park have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Parkers Farm Holiday Park, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, site-wide WiFi is available at Parkers Farm Holiday Park. This will be free of charge for your stay.

Yes, Parkers Farm Holiday Park has a shop within the reception, stocking everyday essentials and toys. A Co-op Food store is a five minute drive away in Ashburton for any additional supplies.

Yes, Parkers Farm Holiday Park has a restaurant and bar serving food and drinks during high season, with indoor seating and a dog friendly area. Sebby's Coffee and Catering breakfast vans visit too, offering teas, coffees and freshly made breakfast baps.

No, Parkers Farm Holiday Park does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is the IONITY Charging Station, less than a five minute drive away.

At Parkers Farm Holiday Park, the bar and restaurant are open from Wednesday to Saturday from 2nd June to 13th July. From 15th July to 19th September, it is open daily, and from 25th September to 17th October and 23rd to 30th October, it is open Friday and Saturday. Evening entertainment and farm walks/tractor rides run during the school holiday periods (Easter, May half-term, Summer and October half-term). Meet, greet and feed the animals is available on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Parkers Farm Holiday Park.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Parkers Farm Holiday Park.

The nearest train station to Parkers Farm Holiday Park is Newton Abbot, a 20 minute drive away. The closest bus stop is Alston Cross, a five minute walk away, with hourly services to Newton Abbot and Totnes on the number 88. There are also services to Exeter City Centre and Plymouth every few hours on the number 38. Please check bus timetables to plan your route accordingly.

Local taxi companies to Parkers Farm Holiday Park include A38 Devon Taxis (07423 336457) and TQ12 Taxis (01626 355555).

No, Parkers Farm Holiday Park is not within the London Ultra Low Emission Zone, so you will not be charged. However, be sure to check your route to the site before setting off to avoid incurring additional costs.

The closest bus stop to Parkers Farm Holiday Park is Alston Cross, a five minute walk away, with hourly services to Newton Abbot and Totnes on the number 88. There are also services to Exeter City Centre and Plymouth every few hours on the number 38. Please check bus timetables to plan your route accordingly.

The nearest pubs to Parkers Farm Holiday Park are The Silent Whistle and The Rising Sun, both a five minute drive away. Ashburton is also five minutes away, with plenty more options, including The Bay Horse Inn and The Royal Oak.

The nearest beaches to Parkers Farm Holiday Park are a 30 minute drive away, including Teignmouth Beach and Watcombe Beach.

The Alston Cross bus stop is a five minute walk away, with hourly services to Newton Abbot and Totnes on the number 88. There are also services to Exeter City Centre and Plymouth every few hours on the number 38. Please check bus timetables to plan your route accordingly.

Local walking routes to Parkers Farm Holiday Park within a ten minute drive include Dartmoor National Park, Stover Park and Holne Bridge. Haytor Rocks and Saddle Tor are both a 20 minute drive away.

Yes, Parkers Farm Holiday Park is family friendly with plenty of entertainment and activities available. Enjoy an onsite play area with slides and climbing frames, with a separate gated field for ball games and other outdoor activities. There is also a soft play area open from 6:30pm to 10:30pm, alongside the bar and restaurant. During high season, there are regular farm walks, free tractor rides and opportunities to meet and feed the farm animals. Four-legged guests are also catered for with a dedicated six-acre exercise field and dog friendly sections in the restaurant and bar so nobody needs to be left behind!