If you’re considering holiday lodges for sale at Manleigh Park, this is a peaceful North Devon hillside setting where Exmoor meets the sea—ideal for owners who want coast, countryside and calm in the same break. Manleigh Park sits above Combe Martin with an elevated, tree-lined feel, plus simple on-park comforts like a bar and a small play area. It’s also dog-friendly, with clear rules to keep the park relaxed for everyone.

Set just outside the village, Manleigh Park works well for weekends that feel properly refreshing: a morning stroll down towards the beach, an easy day exploring the coastline, then back to a quieter base with far-reaching views.

A closer look at Manleigh Park

Manleigh Park is designed around the setting rather than big entertainment schedules. Expect green space, mature trees, and holiday accommodation that ranges from traditional-style chalets/bungalows to newer luxury lodges, depending on what’s available at the time.

Practicalities are straightforward: you’re close to Combe Martin for places to eat out, and the wider North Devon coastline is within easy reach for day trips. Rail journeys are typically via Barnstaple, then onward by road or bus (service dependent).

Buying at Manleigh Park

• What’s for sale: Holiday lodges, plus selected pre-owned options may be available (stock changes).
• Park type: Holiday (confirm permitted usage, season length and licence terms during enquiry).
• Ownership options: Some holiday home purchases may include letting-related options (where offered) — check what applies to the specific unit.
• Arranging a visit: Book a park appointment so you can compare positions, views, parking and what’s included with each home.
• Pet policy: Dogs are welcome, typically kept on leads on park, with space set aside for off-lead exercise — confirm current rules before you buy.

Next step: Browse availability, request the ownership details for your preferred home, and compare with other holiday lodges for sale in Devon.

Life at Manleigh Park

Days here suit a slower pace: coffee on the decking, a walk through the lanes into Combe Martin, then a beach-and-coastline afternoon before heading back uphill to peace. It’s a good fit for people who want North Devon’s scenery on tap, but prefer their base to feel low-key, well cared for and uncrowded.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Combe Martin village & beach: typically +15–20 minutes on foot or +5 minutes by car (route dependent).
• Ilfracombe: typically +15–25 minutes by car (traffic dependent).
• Barnstaple (rail hub): typically +30–45 minutes by car (traffic dependent).
• Woolacombe & Croyde: typically +35–55 minutes by car (traffic dependent).
• Rail (service dependent): London Paddington ? Barnstaple is often +4.5–5.5 hours, then Barnstaple ? Exeter St Davids is around +55–70 minutes on many services (check live timetables).
• Sat nav: EX34 0NS

FAQs

Where is Manleigh Park in the UK?

Manleigh Park is on Rectory Road, Combe Martin, North Devon, with sat nav postcode EX34 0NS.

Is Manleigh Park a residential park?

No — Manleigh Park is a holiday park. Always confirm the current usage rules and season length before committing to a purchase.

Can you walk into Combe Martin from Manleigh Park?

Yes — many owners walk down into the village; it’s typically around 15–20 minutes on foot (route and pace dependent), with the return walk being uphill.

Is Manleigh Park dog-friendly?

Yes, dogs are welcome. Parks typically require dogs to be kept on leads around the park, with designated areas for exercise — check the latest policy during your enquiry.

Is there WiFi at Manleigh Park?

WiFi availability can vary by accommodation and location on park. If reliable WiFi matters to you, ask what’s available in the specific holiday home and what’s offered on-site.

Does Manleigh Park have food and drink on-site?

There’s an on-park bar, and you’ll also find plenty of places to eat out in Combe Martin.

Are barbecues allowed at Manleigh Park?

Rules vary by park and can change, but many holiday parks restrict open flames on decking and near accommodation. Confirm the current policy before you plan BBQs or firepits.

What’s there to do near Manleigh Park?

Combe Martin beach and coastal walks are the obvious first picks, with easy day trips to harbours, viewpoints and Exmoor scenery when you want a change of pace.