TOUR ESSENTIALS

WHEN TO GO

We toured in the autumn, when the weather was a bit wild. Exeter is near the coast, so the summer might be better if you want to make the most of the beaches in the sunshine. WAY TO GO

We had a short break at Taunton, then followed the M5 south. At junction 30, we left the motorway and took the A376 to Woodbury. WHERE WE STAYED

Castle Brake Holiday Park Woodbury, Exeter EX5 1HA

Tel 01395 232 431

castlebrake.co.uk

Open 15 March to 4 November

Pitches 80

Charges From £18 to £45

is pleasant campsite has lots of seasonal pitches, which meant that it was very quiet when we visited in the autumn, because most of them were unoccupied. It also has a bar and restaurant, a small shop and comprehensive recycling facilities. FOOD AND DRINK

We were self-catering most of the time, but if you prefer to dine out, there’s a lovely restaurant at Castle Brake Holiday Park, or you can use the restaurant and facilities at nearby Ladram Bay. FIND OUT MORE

Visit Exeter

visitexeter.com

Exeter Cathedral

exeter-cathedral.org.uk

e Underground Passages

exeter.gov.uk/leisure-and-culture/ our-attractions/underground-passages

Royal Albert Memorial Museum

rammuseum.org.uk

A La Ronde

nationaltrust.org.uk/a-la-ronde

Greendale Farm Shop

greendale.com/farm-shop-and-cafe

e Donkey Sanctuary

thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk

Ladram Bay Holiday Park

ladrambay.co.uk

Sidmouth Museum

sidmouthmuseum.co.uk

Killerton

nationaltrust.org.uk/killerton

RSPB Darts Farm

rspb.org.uk/days-out/ reserves/darts-farm