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Campgrounds in Croyde, England
3 bookable campgrounds in Croyde
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- Overlooking the beach and two-minute walk to the sands at Croyde
- Suitable for families and small- to medium-sized groups
- Bars, pubs, cafés and restaurants a 15-minute walk away
No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
Primitive grass tent campsite 10 x No availability on our site -
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- The closest site in Croyde to the beach
- Glamping and surf lessons in north Devon
- Surf equipment hire available
No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
Bell tent including surf lessons 6 x No availability on our site
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Any informative blurb on Croyde must include one of our favourite facts about the North Devon seaside resort, which is that it has a deckchair cinema. Every seaside resort should have a deckchair cinema, we firmly believe – in fact, every town, city, rooftop space and pub in the country/world should have a deckchair cinema, and we would (possibly) vote for a political party including that in its manifesto. Possibly.
We have other favourite Croyde facts, namely that it has a National Trust-managed stretch of coastline with the delightful name of Baggy Point, and that it’s in a part of Devon known as the Gold Coast, which evokes the feeling of lying on a sandy beach just by rolling the name gently off a tongue. Like most of Devon north and south, Croyde is also a big watersports and surfing area with surf shops abounding; longboarders tend to head a mile or so along the coast to Saunton Sands. (Its beach was used in the video for Robbie Williams’ Angels, but don’t let that put you off.)
Beach-warbling aside, Croyde campsites will have all sorts of sandy and cultural attractions within reach of your mitts: we hear there’s a deckchair cinema there too.
