Greenways Valley is a small family run holiday park in the middle of the beautiful North Devon countryside, situated between Exmoor and Dartmoor and 20 minutes from the glorious North Devon coastline.

Greenways is an ideal location for exploring the nearby villages and walking the many routes in the countryside, or enjoying the surrounding peace and tranquility.

We are situated in a peaceful sunny valley surrounded by rolling hills and farmland. Stroll through our extensive private woods, listen to the birds and watch the deer and badgers. Amongst our many facilities we have a heated swimming pool, games room, tennis court and childrens' play area.

Rent a comfortable chalet or holiday caravan.
QUALITY HOLIDAY LODGES for sale

Season 1st March to 31st October (approx.)

Tourist Attractions Great Torrington is a friendly, welcoming town, set in the midst of rolling, unspoilt green countryside. An ancient settlement extraordinarily sited on a cliff top with steep drops down to the River Torridge below. This impressive situation offers spectacular views.

In the very heart of Tarka Country, the wonderful landscape has remained practically unchanged since Henry Williamson wrote his classic novel "Tarka the Otter" in the 1920's. Great Torrington for years was valued for its strategic importance. The town had a significant role in the English Civil War, specifically, the Battle of Torrington in 1646 which marked the end of Royalist resistance in the West Country.

Great Torrington today has become well recognised as an important heritage centre for the history of the 17th century. It is a vibrant community and people in the town, proud of their heritage, can often be seen dressed in costume for re-enactments, festivals and celebrations.

Great Torrington boasts a wonderful selection of visitor attractions, quite a coup for a town of this size. From internationally renowned Dartington Crystal Ltd, producing clear, contemporary glassware to export around the world to the small, traditional country craft at Monkleigh Pottery, there is something for every taste and every member of the family. Rosemoor the beautiful Royal Horticultural Society garden, and Barometer World, (with the biggest collection of barometers in the world) are both just outside Torrington, whilst the colourful, new, interactive, 17th century family experience at Torrington 1646, is conveniently situated right in the centre of the "Cavalier Town" The Plough Arts Centre boasts a 140 seat auditorium, a gallery, a dance studio, meeting rooms, a cafe and bar.

Directions How to find us.

From M5 southbound

Leave at junction 27 (Tiverton)and follow A361 towards Barnstaple

At South Moulton turn left along the B3227 for Great Torrington

On the approach to Great Torrington, turn left down Borough Road by the brown caravan site sign and follow this road taking the third left before the school. We are about 1/2 mile down this lane on the right hand side.




From Exeter

Take the A377 towards Crediton and Barnstaple

At Umberliegh turn left along the B3227 for Great Torrington

On the approach to Great Torrington, turn left down Borough Road by the brown caravan site sign and follow this road taking the third left before the school. We are about 1/2 mile down this lane on the right hand side.

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Facilities

7

Holiday homes (owned)

4

Holiday homes (for rent)

9

Chalets (for rent)

1

Laundry

Children's play area

Family park

Other facilities Heated outdoor swimming pool, tennis court, games room with table tennis and pool.

Nearby Recreations

Beach

Cycle Hire

Fishing

Golf

Horse Riding

Swimming (Indoor)

Swimming (Outdoor)

Games Room

Tennis