Kids can brave the October chill and go crabbing in Dartmouth, or learn all about Tudor history whilst they explore a replica of the Golden Hind in Brixham. Brixham and the surrounding areas boast a huge range of activities, with something to do no matter the weather. Set in Grade 1 listed parkland, there are a number of stunning walks to take from the site, including routes into Cirencester itself, as well as a playground and a large dog field.įamilies looking for coastal charm and culture will love south Devon.

Stay at Cirencester Park Club Site, where prices start at £28.20 per night for two adults and two children sharing a standard pitch. The Cotswolds Wildlife Park is also a short drive away. Cirencester has plenty to keep little ones entertained, with the Corinium Museum and the Cirencester Treasure Trail. Families can wander through the ‘wolds’, explore honey-coloured villages and enjoy sampling local produce at the many markets. Where could be better for a half term family break than the ‘Capital of the Cotswolds’? Cirencester sits in the heart of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and makes a great base for enjoying all the Cotswolds has to offer. Here is a round-up of the top places to visit this October with the Caravan and Motorhome Club and the Club’s glamping arm, Experience Freedom: Last-minute Half Term Touring with the Caravan and Motorhome Club Cirencester With Club membership starting at just £52 a year and sites available from just £28.20 per night for a family of four, the only tricky decision families need to make is where to enjoy their budget half term break. Enjoy a last-minute half term break with the Caravan and Motorhome Club and Experience Freedom from £28.20 per nightįrom quaint villages in the Cotswolds to the rugged Jurassic Coast, the Caravan and Motorhome Club has sites in some of the UK’s most beautiful destinations.

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