The Local Area

near Torquay Holiday Park

Torquay Holiday Park is set on a green hillside overlooking the famous seaside resort at the heart of the English Riviera.

With over 22 miles of coastline to explore, including 20 beaches, it is said that the English Riviera has the perfect sand for building sandcastles. So grab your bucket and spade and get digging.

Enjoy a stroll along Torquay's attractive promenade and follow the Agatha Christie Mile, uncovering 12 landmark sites linked to the famous crime-author. If you fancy exploring the local area there are lots of quaint villages and attractions in the region only a short drive from park.

Attractions near Torquay Holiday Park

Not only is there a lot to do on park but there are also a great range of family attractions to try out nearby. We have selected a sample of our favourites that are all within a short distance from Torquay Holiday Park.

Local Attractions

Crealy Great Adventure Park
Castle Drogo
House of Marbles
Pennywell Farm
Kents Cavern
Paignton Zoo
Woodlands Leisure Park
Dartmouth Castle

Attraction Info

1. Crealy Great Adventure Park

From indoor play areas to slides, aerial walkways and mazes - this all weather attraction offers fun for all the family!
2. Castle Drogo

Set above the Teign Gorge, this castle heeds back to a romantic past, while its design is more modern era.
3. House of Marbles

This working glass and games factory is set in an historic pottery and is free to explore
4. Pennywell Farm

From animal shows to activities and rides, enjoy a new experience - you can even cuddle a miniature pig.

5. Kents Cavern

One of the most important Stone Age cave sites in Europe and home to Britain's first humans.
6. Paignton Zoo

Meet some amazing animals as you visit the desert, explore the forest, cross the Sahara and trek through the tropics.
7. Woodlands Leisure Park

This all-weather adventure park offers a fabulous day out with exhilarating rides, a zoo-in-a-farm, soft play and more!
8. Dartmouth Castle

For over 600 years the picturesque Dartmouth Castle has guarded the narrow entrance to the Dart Estuary.