Kings Down Tail Caravan & Camping Park offers the following holiday accommodation:
- Touring Caravan Pitches
- Camping pitches and/or ready pitched tents
offers the following facilities.
Facilities for Campers at Kings Down Tail Caravan & Camping Park.The following facilites will be of particular interest to tent based campers and those using a touring caravan
Other facilities and features include:
Description
Once part of a Royal Hunting ground, Kings Down Tail is now home to a more tranquil form of leisure. Ideally centrally situated in the heart of East Devon, all of its unspoiled coast and countryside is yours to explore.
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