Not A pony... but I love it
Guests staying at the site during August are given the opportunity to look after their very own pony. Kids (and adults) can live out their pony owning fantasies at the park, caring for one of the 60 on-site Miniature Spotted, Shetland and Dartmoor Ponies which are brought in, fed and groomed by guests every day.
Children can also help milk Marjorie the house cow, and then hand feed her two calves, as well as feeding breakfasts to the rabbits and guinea pigs, proving a stay at Crealy is an all round family farming experience. Crealy have also unveiled a unique herd of Unicorns to park this year to the delight of little ones.
The Crealy Campsite is located next to its theme park on the outskirts of Exeter in 100 acres of beautiful countryside, and just a short drive from the beach. Open to tents, caravans and motor homes, the estate includes a heated swimming pool and hot tub, as well as a tennis court and lake for carp-fishing. Holidaymakers staying at the campsite also receive free entry to the theme park throughout the stay, where amongst the medley of roller-coasters and log flumes, new ride Vortex, the UK's first special effects watercoaster, launched in May this year.
If you can’t get enough, Crealy’s sister park in Cornwall also offers magical stays at their certified Caravan and Camping Club site. Fitting snugly between the theme park and the Cornish meadows, home to the Park’s famous Shire horses and new foals, views of the Cornish bays of Padstow are a marvel. Again, unlimited entry is included to the theme park, where new ride Morgawr - the sea-monster rollercoaster - launched this Spring. The Crealy Park is also home to the Swampbusters eco-adventure, thrilling rides and huge areas of indoor play.
Every Saturday night throughout August, both campsites hold 'Camp Over' evenings for the children, where story telling around the campfire, bat-hunting, bbq’s and campfires create memorable and magical experiences for the whole family.
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