Tarka News
October 2007
Tarka Holiday Park Awarded David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award
Tarka Holiday Park Awarded Bellamy Gold for the second year running
January 2007
Tarka acquired 24 caravans to renew part of their fleet
28th November 2006
Promotional DVD
Tarka Holiday Park has made a promotional DVD to give it's prospective guests a guided tour around it's park and the beautiful surrounding countryside of North Devon. Please call 01271 343691.
16th October 2006
New Virtual Tour
Tarka Holiday Park have recently invested in a Virtual Tour allowing prospective guests to see our facilities before they visit.
View Virtual Tour
16th October 2006
Tarka Holiday Park Awarded David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award
Tarka Holiday Park are very pleased to announce that we have successfully been awarded the David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award.
May 2006
Tarka holiday park purchased a new holiday park called
Watermouth Cove Holiday Park. People that book to go to Tarka can use the facilities at Watermouth Cove.
13th November 2004
New Park Frontage
Tarka Holiday Park have completed the latest addition to the park. We have added a fantastic new feature to the front of the park. It is our new park frontage in keeping with the parks' image of beautiful country side and relaxing surroundings.
For a larger images of our beautiful new park frontage click here
10th November 2004
Tarka Holiday Park Successully Achieved the David Bellamy Silver Award.
 For the past seven years the BH&HPA's David Bellamy Conservation Awards have celebrated and inspired an amazing variety of conservation projects in camping, caravan and holiday home parks across the UK.
Tarka Holiday Park are very pleased to announce that we have successfully been awarded the David Bellamy Silver Conservation Award.
For a larger view of our Silver David Bellamy award click here
To visit the David Bellamy Conservation Awards web site click here
1st July 2004
Tarka Holiday Park apply to join the David Bellamy Award Scheme
Over the last three years we have embarked on a tree and shrub planting programme, not only does this provide screening for our Park, but it enhances the natural boundaries in a far more eco-friendly manner. Thousands of bulbs of various varieties and colours have been planted in and around the flower beds and borders of the Park grounds. The streams have been cleared and beautiful clear spring water now runs through the centre of the Park. It almost seems that the local sparrows, finches, blue tits, great tits and bull finches not to mention the screech owl late in the evening, enjoy nesting and busying themselves in the trees, shrubs and bushes. We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded the David Bellamy Silver Conservation Award.
2nd May 2004
We welcome to our Park the staff of the Devon Wildlife Trust -
North Devon voluntary Marine Conservation area. For the first time this year they have joined us, and their office is next to the main reception block. Barbara and her team play an important role in the education of local children and interested parties who raise awareness of the local marine environment - they meet on the beaches and local "eco areas". We wish them good luck with their efforts.
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