The park is situated on the site of a former golf course, which accounts for the elevated, open landscape overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
The pebble ridge bordering the nearby beach is a significant natural storm defense that shifts position according to tide and weather patterns.
The location provides views across Bideford Bay toward Lundy Island, which is visible on clear days.
Westward Ho! is the only village in the United Kingdom to have an exclamation mark as part of its official name.
Seafield Holiday Park is a coastal accommodation facility situated directly on the cliffs overlooking Westward Ho! beach in Devon. The park offers a variety of self-catering units including detached villas, chalets, and static caravans. It is positioned adjacent to the South West Coast Path, providing direct walking access to the Northam Burrows Country Park. The site is part of the Braddicks Holidays group, sharing proximity to local entertainment facilities and seaside amenities. Guests have immediate access to the pebble ridge and the expansive sandy beach that stretches toward the estuary. The park is designed primarily for family-oriented coastal holidays rather than tent or touring caravan camping.
The cliff-edge perimeter of the park facing Westward Ho! beach at sunset.
Request a sea-facing unit during booking to secure unobstructed views of the Atlantic.
Pack sturdy footwear suitable for walking the rugged coastline and the pebble ridge.
Bring binoculars if you are interested in spotting marine birds or seals frequently seen in Bideford Bay.
Do not attempt to walk across the estuary to Appledore at low tide without checking local tide tables, as the channels are dangerous.
The park operates on a seasonal basis, typically closing during the winter months for site maintenance.
