Salcombe Regis Camping & Caravan Park is a family-run park set in the East Devon countryside near Sidmouth, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a short drive from the regency seaside town. It sits at Salcombe Regis in the Sid Valley, away from the busy A3052, with spacious pitches on around 16 acres and a special viewpoint out to the sea. The park takes tents, caravans and motorhomes, and also has static caravans for hire and seasonal touring pitches on an annual licence. It is a deliberately quiet, open site with no bar, clubhouse or swimming pool, so anyone after on-site entertainment should look elsewhere, but there is a shop, generous space and a dog-friendly field for exercising dogs off the lead. What stands out is the walking: paths lead to the Jurassic Coast and the South West Coast Path, and a 25-minute walk with 145 steps drops down to the shingle beach at Salcombe Mouth, where dogs are allowed all year. The Donkey Sanctuary is a level walk away, and a seasonal bus hops into Sidmouth. Salcombe Regis opens from spring to autumn, with bookings taken through the operator.
Is Salcombe Regis Camping & Caravan Park dog-friendly?
Yes, it is a dog-friendly park with a dedicated, partly wooded dog field for exercising dogs off the lead. The nearby shingle beach at Salcombe Mouth allows dogs all year, and there are excellent coastal walks straight from the site into the East Devon countryside.
How far is the beach and Sidmouth?
A 25-minute walk with 145 steps leads down to the shingle beach at Salcombe Mouth, and the regency town of Sidmouth is a short drive away. A seasonal bus, the Sidmouth Hopper, calls at the site for an easy trip into town and back.
Is Salcombe Regis suitable for families?
Yes, families are welcome, with generous open space on around 16 acres for children to play safely. It is a quiet, spacious park set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty rather than a resort, with no bar, clubhouse or swimming pool on site.
What accommodation and pitches are available?
The park takes tents, caravans and motorhomes, and also has static caravans for hire and seasonal touring pitches on an annual licence. There is an on-site shop selling convenience food and camping gas, with fresh croissants baked to order most mornings during the season.
When is the park open?
Salcombe Regis opens for the main season from around late March through to October, with winter storage available out of season. It sits at Salcombe Regis near Sidmouth, just away from the busy A3052, and bookings are taken through the operator's own system.
Things to do nearby
Beach nearby
Bike hire
Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Golf
Horse riding
Indoor pool
Tennis
Watersports
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