Travelling with a baby or toddler is all about comfort, convenience, and peace of mind. At North Devon Resort, we’ve created a relaxed, family-friendly environment where your first holidays together feel easy, safe, and genuinely enjoyable.
From spacious accommodation to family-friendly on-site facilities, everything is designed to help you slow down, settle in, and make special early memories as a family.
Whether it’s your baby’s first seaside nap or your toddler’s first sandy steps, North Devon Resort offers the space and comfort you need.
We offer a versatile range of accommodation, from budget-friendly bases to superior and sea-view hot tub residences, all thoughtfully designed to suit the unique needs of every young family.
We understand that accessibility is key when traveling with little ones, so we have ground-floor options for easy pram access, alongside pet-friendly apartments so no family member is left behind.
Whether you need a spacious sea-view retreat with room for a travel cot or a practical, value-driven base near child-friendly facilities, our accommodation prioritises comfort, safety and fun, delivering a holiday to remember.
Make the most of our resort facilities, they are designed to turn the logistical challenges of travelling with children into effortless family time.
You can hang out and relax, knowing that everything from a sensory play wall to an indoor pool are all within close proximity.
Whether you are refueling at our toddler-friendly cafe, making memories at a Bloom baby class, or simply enjoying a slow afternoon while your toddler explores the soft play, we provide a safe and gentle environment that puts everyone at ease.
Our aim is to provide more than just a place to stay, it’s about giving guests a stress-free space for food, fun, and relaxation, allowing you to focus on what matters most – your family.
Looking for the best things to do in North Devon with toddlers and babies? You don’t have to travel far. Our resort serves as the ideal base for stress-free family days out, surrounded by accessible scenery and top-tier local attractions.
When you head out to explore, you can expect:
Planning a getaway with little ones can sometimes feel like a military operation, but finding great things to do in North Devon for families with babies and toddlers is remarkably easy. From pushchair-accessible trails to award-winning all-weather attractions, the local area is packed with exciting adventures for smaller explorers.
To help you plan stress-free itineraries where travel times are short and the fun is guaranteed, we’ve put together our ultimate guide to the best toddler-friendly days out in North Devon. Whether you are looking for adventure parks, petting zoos, or indoor soft play options for a rainy afternoon, these top-rated local spots are perfect for keeping little feet busy and parents relaxed.
Planning a getaway with little ones is all about ease. At North Devon Resort, we specialize in baby and toddler-friendly holidays, offering a fantastic range of on-site facilities designed to keep early years explorers happy and give parents a genuine break.
Our indoor pool is perfect for introducing little ones to the water in a safe, supervised environment. We sell baby floats, noodles and other pool accessories too.
It’s your holiday too. With everything is on-site, you can swap “parent duty” in seconds. While one enjoys a quiet sauna, the other is just a minute away at the sensory play wall. With on-site facilities and accommodation all close by, it’s easy to fit in some individual me-time around kids’ activities.
Simple. Flexible. Fun. For Everyone!
At North Devon Resort, we understand that families with young children need more than just a place to sleep. You need space, safety, flexibility, and activities that keep little ones engaged — without feeling overwhelmed.
Simple. Flexible. Fun. For Everyone!
North Devon Resort delivers the ultimate hassle-free family break where everyone gets to relax.
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