The park was originally established as 'Crealy Great Adventure Park' in 1989 on the site of a former farm.
It is home to the 'Vortex' ride, which is a triple-loop water coaster.
The park maintains a farm-to-attraction ethos, featuring a petting zoo where children can interact with farm animals.
The resort portion includes its own dedicated fishing lake for guests staying on-site.
The park holds a license for civil wedding ceremonies, allowing for ceremonies within the grounds.
Many of the ride names are inspired by local Devonshire lore and geography.
The indoor play areas, such as 'Adventure Zone', allow the park to remain operational during inclement British weather.
The park covers approximately 100 acres of landscaped grounds.
It is one of the few theme parks in the UK that integrates a full-scale residential glamping site within its boundaries.
Crealy Theme Park & Resort is the largest family theme park in Devon, located in the Clyst St Mary area near Exeter. The park spans over 100 acres and combines outdoor thrill rides with indoor play areas and animal enclosures. It features more than 60 attractions, including rollercoasters, water flumes, and a dedicated 'Soak Zone' water play area. The resort element includes a campsite and luxury glamping options, such as safari tents and themed cabins. It is designed primarily for families with children, offering specific zones for toddlers and older children. The park incorporates both themed ride areas and farm-style animal attractions, such as the Animal Kingdom. Visitors can access on-site dining outlets and shops scattered throughout the park grounds. The location provides easy access to the M5 motorway and is situated in the rolling countryside of East Devon.
The elevated viewing area near the main entrance offers a panoramic perspective of the park's central rides.
Book your theme park tickets online in advance to benefit from potential multi-day savings.
Bring swimwear and a towel if visiting during warm weather, as the water play areas are popular.
Check the park's live 'What's On' calendar before arrival to identify which live stage shows are scheduled for your specific visit date.
Avoid arriving mid-morning during school holidays, as parking and entry queues can be significant.
The park operates on a seasonal basis, with reduced hours or full closures during the winter months (typically January and February).
Comfortable, closed-toe footwear is recommended for ride safety; modest family-friendly attire is expected.
