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Ross Park Caravan Park

Devon (South)
Devon (South) · TQ12 5TT
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Electric hookup available
Family friendly
Beach access
Accessible facilities

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Electric hookup pitches available
A family-friendly site
Easy access to the beach
Accessible facilities available

About this site

Ross Park Caravan Park is a quiet, family-run touring park at Ipplepen near Newton Abbot in south Devon, set between the moors of Dartmoor and the beaches of the English Riviera. The park is built around spacious, individually landscaped pitches with a high degree of privacy, and many have long views over Dartmoor and the surrounding countryside. Ross Park caters for touring caravans and motorhomes rather than tents: Deluxe pitches offer a hard-standing base with 16 amp electric hook-up and water, while Premiere pitches add a waste water connection. Facilities are a strong point, with a centrally heated amenities block, indoor soft play, a snooker room, a covered outdoor play area, a fully equipped laundry and a large dog exercise area. It suits couples and families who want a calm, well-kept site with the coast within reach, and it is not the place for large groups or anyone wanting on-site nightlife. Newton Abbot, the Torbay beaches and Dartmoor are all a short drive away, and a bus stop sits about 100 yards from the entrance. The 2026 season runs from 21 March to 11 October, and pitches are booked through the park's own online booking system.

Facilities

Electric & services
Electric hookup
Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Families welcome
Accessible facilities
Playground
The setting
Beach access
Amenities
Games room
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Ross Park Caravan Park
TQ12 5TT

Good to know

Does Ross Park accept tents?
Ross Park is set up for touring caravans and motorhomes on hard-standing Deluxe and Premiere pitches with electric hook-up and water. Tents are not listed among its current pitch types, so tent campers should contact the park directly before booking to check whether canvas can be accommodated.
When is Ross Park open in 2026?
Ross Park's 2026 season runs from 21 March to 11 October, so it is aimed at spring, summer and early-autumn touring holidays and is closed over winter. Seasonal pitches and caravan storage are also available for regular visitors who want to leave a van on site.
Is Ross Park dog friendly?
Yes. Dogs are welcome at Ross Park, which has a large dedicated dog exercise area on site. The quiet, spacious layout and nearby countryside walks make it a comfortable base for dog owners, and there are footpaths and dog-friendly pubs within easy reach of the park.
What are the pitches like at Ross Park?
Pitches are individually landscaped for privacy and come as Deluxe (hard-standing with 16 amp electric hook-up and water) or Premiere (which add a waste water connection). Many pitches have open views towards Dartmoor, and the site keeps a quiet, well-maintained feel with a centrally heated amenities block.
Where is Ross Park and what is nearby?
Ross Park sits at Ipplepen near Newton Abbot in south Devon, between Dartmoor and the English Riviera. The beaches of Torbay are a short drive away, a bus stop is about 100 yards from the entrance, and pubs such as the Two Mile Oak are under a mile from the park.

Things to do nearby

Beach nearby
Fishing
Golf

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