Croyde in North devon has been popular as a beach holiday destination for years. The beach is fantastic as are neighbouring Woolacombe, Saunton and Putsborough beaches, all within easy reach from Croyde. Best known as one of the top surfing beaches in England, Croyde is really popular, there is direct access to the beach from both ends plus a really pretty walk from the village centre. This makes Croyde a top destination with several holiday parks, campsites and touring parks in Croyde and the surrounding villages and beaches of Woolacombe, Saunton, Braunton and Putsborough. From stunning touring parks to quality campsites, there is a great selection here, dominated by Ruda which has everything to offer, there are North Devon caravan parks and beachside parks, pretty campsites and a few glampsites nearby.

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Croyde really is a great beach, there is great surf here with several surf schools on the beach and also at Woolacombe and Saunton. This is the main draw, there is a big surfing community with several shops in nearby Braunton and the beaches are clean, water quality is great and there are RNLI lifeguards at both Croyde and Woolacombe. The area has part of the South West Coastal Path, possibly the most spectacular section with walks around Baggy Point and Mote Point in nearby Mortehoe and absolute must. You can get on the Tarka Trail and cycle from Braunton to Barnstaple and beyond if you feel energetic. Croyde also has the iconic ‘The Thatch’ and Billy Budds pubs serving great food and also the Blue Groove restaurant.

Why Visit our Lodge and Caravan Parks in Croyde?

From super holiday parks to pretty campsites and touring parks, there is a great selection of campsites, touring parks, caravan parks in Croyde and the surrounding areas of Braunton, Putsborough and Woolacombe. Inland peaceful parks and parks overlooking the stunning beaches, this is one of the most popular beach holiday destinations in the country and when you arrive, you will understand why!

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Best for: Surfers couples and families wanting a lodge stay within walking distance of Croyde Bay.
Accommodation Types: Lodges, many with private hot tubs.
Highlights: Private hot tubs, short walk to Croyde Bay, surf beaches nearby, countryside setting, dog friendly accommodation.

March End Lodges are just outside Croyde with lodges set in a quiet spot off the road between Croyde village and the beach. You can walk to Croyde Bay in around 10 to 15 minutes, making it easy to get onto one of the best surfing beaches in the UK without needing to drive or deal with parking in peak season.

Croyde village is close by for pubs including The Thatch and The Manor House Inn, along with surf shops and cafés. Saunton Sands is around 2 miles for a longer stretch of beach, while Putsborough Sands is about 3 miles. Woolacombe is roughly 5 miles for a wider beach and coastal walks along Baggy Point and the South West Coast Path.

Why it’s a top pick: A lodge stay just outside Croyde with private hot tubs and an easy walk to Croyde Bay avoiding the parking and traffic in peak summer.

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Best for: Staying right by Croyde Beach with full on site facilities.
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, apartments and touring pitches.
Highlights: Opposite Croyde Beach, indoor pool, bars and restaurants.

Ruda Holiday Park sits just over the road from Croyde Beach, with direct access onto the beach. It is one of the largest holiday parks in North Devon, with a wide range of accommodation and extensive on site facilities including an indoor pool, restaurants, bars and entertainment.

Croyde Beach is a couple of minutes from the park and is one of the best known surf beaches in the UK. Croyde village is around 10 to 15 minutes on foot with pubs including the Thatch and Billy Budds. Saunton Sands is about 5 minutes by car, with Braunton around 10 minutes and Woolacombe roughly 20 minutes.

Why it’s a top pick: One of the only parks in Devon set right by Croyde Beach, combining direct beach access with the scale and facilities of a major holiday park.

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Exploring Croyde and the Surrounding Area

Staying at caravan parks in and around Croyde gives visitors access to one of north Devon’s most popular coastal villages, known for its surf culture, wide sandy beach and relaxed holiday vibe. Croyde’s location on the Atlantic coast makes it a strong base for beach days, water based activities and scenic walks, while also providing links to inland countryside trails and neighbouring villages.

Many visitors choose Croyde as a hub for surfing holidays, family friendly beach breaks and outdoor adventures, while others enjoy using caravan parks here as a starting point for exploring neighbouring coastal towns and estuaries. The combination of beach, dunes and moorland backdrop makes Croyde suitable for a wide range of holiday styles.

Beaches, Surf and Outdoor Experiences

Croyde and its surroundings offer a variety of coastal and nature experiences that suit both active days and relaxed exploration.

Popular experiences near Croyde include:

  • Surfing and beach days at Croyde Beach with consistent waves and sandy stretches
  • Sections of the South West Coast Path linking Croyde with nearby headlands and coves
  • Family friendly water activities such as paddleboarding, kayaking and beach games
  • Scenic dunes and footpaths that provide natural routes through surrounding countryside

These experiences allow visitors staying at caravan parks close to Croyde to enjoy a mix of coastal and outdoor exploration without needing to travel far.

Planning a Croyde Caravan Holiday by Season

The time of year you visit Croyde can shape how you plan your activities and what you prioritise during your stay, especially for surfing and outdoor exploration.

Seasonal considerations include:

  • Spring for quieter beaches, milder coastal air and gentle walking conditions
  • Summer for longer beach days, surf sessions and family friendly watersports
  • Late summer and early autumn for calmer seas, extended coastal walks and quieter routes

Visiting outside peak school holiday periods often results in a more relaxed pace and broader availability at caravan parks near Croyde.

Using Croyde as a Base to Explore North Devon

Croyde’s location on the north Devon coast makes it an ideal base for exploring surrounding seaside towns and inland areas during a single holiday.

Common day trip options include:

  • Heading east towards Woolacombe and Putsborough for more wide sandy beaches
  • Exploring scenic headlands and coves along the South West Coast Path
  • Visiting inland countryside routes towards Barnstaple and Exmoor National Park

This approach allows visitors staying at caravan parks near Croyde to enjoy a range of coastal and countryside experiences without long travel times.

Choosing the Right Caravan Park Near Croyde

Caravan parks in and around Croyde suit visitors who want a base that combines easy access to beaches, surfing, coastal walking and outdoor routes. Parks close to Croyde Beach provide straightforward access to sands and surf, while those slightly inland offer quieter surroundings with links to scenic footpaths and nearby countryside.