LOCAL TOURS

Warren Bay makes an ideal touring centre for many popular places of interest, among these being the famous and lovely Doone Valley, Exmoor, Lynmouth and Watersmeet. Weston-super-Mare, Cheddar and Wells are also within easy reach.

 



FISHING

Good sport may be had from the sea wall at Blue Anchor, or from the beach. For anglers who prefer fly-fishing, excellent facilities are available at the Clatworthy Reservoir and at Wimbleball Lake,
which has been freshly stocked. Permits may be obtained locally.
The Reservoir is owned by Taunton Dene District Council.

 

SWIMMING AND BATHING

There is direct access to the attractive little bay which has sandy patches with a pebbly foreshore. Among the rocks there are rock pools to satisfy the young (and older) members of the family. The alabaster rocks between Warren Bay and Blue Anchor are fascinating and a walk along the beach to Blue Anchor or to Watchet is a favourite with the 'locals' as well as holiday folk.

  

HORSE-RIDING

Riding facilities are available locally.
 

LOCAL AMENITIES

Dunster, with its Yam Market, lovely old Castle and Gardens (open to the public) is a very well known picturesque village, it is only four miles away from Warren Bay. Minehead is within easy reach and offers entertainment in the way of Cinema, Tennis Courts, Putting Greens and a Golf Course.

 

Ample Car Parking facilities are available near each van.

 

LOCAL CHURCHES

St. Decuman's Church, Watchet is about one mile. There are also Free Churches at Watchet. The Roman Catholic Church is at Minehead. 

Only well-equipped and well-maintained caravans are accepted at Warren Bay and holidaymakers who book their vans with us may be assured that everything will be done to ensure they come to clean and wholesome accommodation.
 

  

 

WARREN BAY HOLIDAY PARK             

 

Developed to modern standards in lovely surroundings overlooking the sea with its own beach.

 

TOURING CARAVANS

Space at the top of the park - near the Camp entrance (30ft wide) is reserved for 50 Touring vans. The area is close to the main toilet and shower block, shop and other amenities.

 

CAMPING IN TENTS

At the bottom of the Park we have a seven acre field directly overlooking the sea for camping and additional touring space. One of the toilet blocks is situated in this field incorporating hot and cold water to hand basins, washing-up room and showers. The Launderette being available in the main toilet building near the Park Office. Electric hook-ups are available.

 

ON-SITE PROVISIONS

A full range of groceries are available at the Camp Shop. Off-licence, camping accessories and gas supplies are also on site.

 

The Park is under the personal supervision of the Pring Family who will make every endeavour to ensure your holiday is happy and comfortable.


 

HOW TO FIND US

If you are travelling by car via Bridgwater, take the coast road (B .3191) at St. Audries which takes you through Watchet. Warren Bay is on the right hand side of the road about a mile from the town. Alternatively, you may keep to the A.39 through Williton (where you join the main road from Taunton) then past the BBC Transmitting Station at Washford. A mile from the village you will see Blue Anchor sign-posted (the first turning on the right after Washford). You then turn right at the Blue Anchor hotel, Warren Bay is a mile from there past Warren Farm on your left hand side.

 

TRAIN OR COACH

If you are travelling by rail, book to Taunton Station and then by local bus service to Watchet. If you are travelling by coach, you may find it passes the Park, no doubt the driver will be kind enough to stop if you ask. There is an official stop at Watchet and also one at Blue Anchor. We suggest you enquire about this when booking your coach seats.