With a high hillside setting, you’ll enjoy incredible views of the English Riviera from Torquay Holiday Park. Get stuck into one of the many activities available at the park or else simply sit back and relax with a coffee or glass of vino, enjoying the incredible panoramic views. Kids will just love the indoor heated pool, complete with waterslide of course! And the entire family will enjoy challenging one another to a round of mini-golf or setting off to explore the park’s wildlife nature trail. For the adults, there’s the Bay View Patio Bar & Grill to hang out in and the dazzling nightly entertainment on at the Broadway Club. If you happen to have a rainy afternoon during your stay, then the park’s great amusement arcade is the spot to head to. Featuring an array of game machines as well as table-tennis and a ball pool, kids and grown-ups alike will love spending an afternoon here. There’s a great kid’s club at the park for any busy parents who fancy a child-free afternoon. Simply sign the kids up and head off to explore the local area, just the two of you. The kids will have a great time, exploring the park and making new friends to boot, while you’ll both get the chance to reconnect with one another. A win-win situation for everyone.

Surrounded by beaches, Torquay Holiday Park is a great spot for those who do like to be beside the seaside. The colourful waterfront of the traditional seaside resort of Torquay is just a few minutes’ drive away, while the pretty beaches of Babbacombe and Oddicombe are just around the corner. What’s more, at Babbacombe you’ll be able to hop aboard the Babbacombe Cliff Railway, which will take you all the way down to Oddicombe beach. Transporting holidaymakers for around 90 years, a ride on this fantastic clifftop funicular will reward you with stunning views of the surrounding area. If you fancy a bit of adventure, then take the kids on a trip to Kents Cavern Prehistoric Caves. Just 15 minutes away from the park, this is one of the most important Stone Age sites in the whole of Europe. These incredible caves once sheltered ancient humans from the perils of the Ice Age. Wander through the twisting labyrinth of caves, marvelling at the towering stalagmites and clinging stalactites as you go. Any culture vultures in the group will just love a trip to Torre Abbey, where they’ll find a museum of art and history housed in an incredibly-well preserved medieval monastery. Housing over 600 pieces of art, ranging from the Pre-Raphaelite era to the present day, this is truly an incredible collection for anyone who appreciates art. What’s more, the kids will love the interactive displays, talking portraits and numerous videos which really bring the story of the place to life. If you happen to have a rainy afternoon during your stay, then entertain the kids with a trip to Living Coasts. Located just down the road in Torquay, the kids will love making friends with the cute penguins, playful otters and fun-loving seals who live at the park. What’s more, this coastal zoo and aquarium is also a conservation and education charity which aims to educate people about conservation and inspire them to protect our planet. If you fancy getting out and stretching your legs during your stay, then you’ll find an array of easy-going, family-friendly walks right on your very doorstep. The short 1.2 mile stroll along Paignton's Victorian esplanade is a great option for those with buggies or wheelchairs. Here, you’ll find fossils embedded in the sea wall and the pier is home to an array of traditional seaside entertainment.