Ashdown Caravan Park

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Static Hire

Brand New Static for Hire

Static Caravan
Living Area 2
Living Area
Dining Area
Master Bedroom
Twin Room
Bathroom
Kitchen
View from Deck
Decking and Doors
Static Caravan Living Area 2 Living Area Dining Area Master Bedroom Twin Room Bathroom Kitchen View from Deck Decking and Doors

Brand new for the 2022 season, we’re so pleased to be able to offer our very own static caravan for hire.

Generously sized, and in a perfect location within the park, we think is the ideal holiday base. The unit consists of three bedrooms, one master double with seperate toilet and sink, plus two twin rooms. The kitchen has a full sized fridge freezer, with oven, kettle and toaster, and everything you would expect, and there’s a good sized dining table with four chairs, The relaxed living area has two large and comfy sofas, and is fitted with a cosy woodburner effect fire and smart TV. Through the large french doors you have tranquil views out over the park, and access to your own outdoor seated decking area. Bedding and one towel per guest included. 

Contact us for availability and prices on info@ashdowncaravanpark.com, or call us on +44 (1297) 20292 or +44 (7811) 539938.

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A family run park, Mel and Phil look forward to welcoming you to Ashdown. Small and tranquil, and sheltered by mature trees in unspoilt surroundings, Ashdown is perfectly situated for you to enjoy one of the most beautiful parts of the country. Nestled on the parish border between Beer and Colyton in glorious East Devon, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), you’re moments away from intimate wooded combes, pebble-bed heathlands, fertile river valleys and stunning coastal and hilltop views.

Beer is considered one of the most picturesque villages in the South-West, recognisable for its distinctive chalk headlands, sheltered beach with working crab boats, and small and unspoilt charm. The village is also part of the Jurassic Coast, England’s first natural World Heritage Site. It was also recently named runner up in Channel 4’s ‘Village of the Year’ competition.

Colyton’s circular street arrangement is typically Saxon. Take a stroll along the winding lanes and you will see a wealth of historical buildings, and on to the Colyton Tram Station, where you can ride the tram alongside the River Axe wetlands to Seaton.

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