Alan Rogers Review
Lemonford is a well run, neat and tidy site for all ages and families on the southern edge of the National Park, some three miles from both Ashburton and Newton Abbot. Personally run by the Ayres family, it is nicely landscaped with a mix of trees and shrubs and covers 7.5 acres. Although close to the main road, it is set in a sheltered, peaceful dip bordered by the pretty River Lemon. There are 87 touring pitches (around 40 used as seasonal pitches) on level grass and grouped in four areas with some new fully serviced pitches available. Most pitches have 10A electricity (some 16A), 76 have hardstanding. There are several holiday homes in the centre of the touring area and in separate areas at the back of the site, with some available to rent.
Location
Getting there...
Travelling from Exeter, turn off A38 Plymouth road at A382 (Drumbridges) exit signed Newton Abbot, Bovey Tracey, Mortonhampstead. At roundabout take third exit to Bickington. Continue for 3 miles and park is on left at the bottom of the hill. From Plymouth, take A383 (Goodstone) exit, cross A38 and take first left to Bickington to site on right. O.S.GR: SX793723.
