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Putsborough Sands Caravan Site

Devon (North)
Devon (North) · EX33 1LB
At a glance
Sea views
Family friendly
Beach access

Why campers love it here

Sea views from the campsite
A family-friendly site
Easy access to the beach

About this site

Putsborough Sands Caravan Site is a beachside touring caravan park at the southern end of the three-mile stretch of sand that runs up to Woolacombe. It sits at Putsborough, Georgeham, near Braunton in north Devon, with Putsborough Sands right on the doorstep, a beach voted best in the UK in 2015 and 2016. The operator runs two touring caravan sites, the larger one beside the beach and a quieter second site slightly inland at Manor Farm. Be clear on one thing before you book: these are touring caravan parks only and do not take tents. Motorhomes and campervans are catered for separately, staying overnight on the hardstanding area at the top of the beach car park on a first-come basis, with no pre-booking, no electric hook-up and no hot showers, though you can use the toilet block, drinking water and elsan point. Tent campers are pointed to neighbouring Combas Farm instead. With a beach shop, café and award-winning toilets, Putsborough suits families and surfers who want to roll straight onto the sand near Braunton each morning. Book your touring caravan pitch ahead, and remember the motorhome spaces cannot be reserved.

Facilities

Access & welcome
Families welcome
The setting
Sea views
Beach access
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Where you'll be

Putsborough Sands Caravan Site
EX33 1LB

Good to know

Can you pitch a tent at Putsborough Sands?
No, both of Putsborough's sites are touring caravan parks only and do not accommodate tents. The owners recommend neighbouring Combas Farm, run by Steve and Sally King, for tent camping near Putsborough and Croyde in north Devon.
Can motorhomes and campervans stay overnight?
Yes, motorhomes and campervans can stay overnight on the hardstanding at the top of the beach car park. Spaces are first-come and cannot be pre-booked, and there is no electric hook-up or hot shower, though the toilet block and drinking water are available.
Is the site right by the beach?
Yes, the main caravan site has an unbeatable position beside Putsborough Sands, with the second Manor Farm site slightly inland and more tranquil. The beach stretches three miles north towards Woolacombe and is well known for its surf and clean water.
When is Putsborough Sands open?
The caravan site operates seasonally, opening across the spring and summer into autumn rather than year-round. Contact the park directly for exact opening dates for the touring caravan pitches and the motorhome overnight area before you travel.
Is there electric hook-up?
The motorhome and campervan overnight area on the car park hardstanding has no electric hook-up or hot water. For touring caravan pitch facilities, contact Putsborough directly to confirm what is available on each of the two sites.
What is there to do at Putsborough?
The beach is the main draw, with surfing, rock pools and swimming, plus a beach shop and café on site. Surf hire and lessons are available locally, and Braunton, Croyde and Woolacombe are all within easy reach in north Devon.

Things to do nearby

Beach nearby
Golf

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