Our Pledge for Nature in Devon Life
It was a pleasure to see the feature about Ruda Holiday Park in August’s issue of Devon Life. The article celebrates the many campsites...
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Talking with our Local Community
Ruda is a family-friendly holiday park on the beautiful North Devon coast.
Boasting a sweeping sandy coastline with spectacular scenery, Ruda Holiday Park at Croyde Bay in north Devon sits in a breath-taking area of the UK. Visitors and locals alike know it as one of Devon’s best surfing spots.
Part of the Saunton-Baggy Point Coast Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), the whole bay and hinterland are within the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and our dedicated beach management team works tirelessly to protect this precious space.
We also want to continue to make a positive contribution to our local economy. As a major local employer, we want to continue to provide employment and professional growth opportunities for those living locally and in the region.
Our presence also enables other local businesses to thrive. Learn more about the investment we’re making in the community and stay up to date with upcoming community consultations.
Learn more about how we’re investing in the Croyde community
We employ around 530 people in Devon, including around 230 at Ruda Holiday Park, and the park supports a significant number of local businesses in the area.
In Devon last year we invested more than £2.9m to upgrade 50 caravans, and refurbish restaurants, bars and entertainment areas.
In Devon, holiday parks employ almost 1,500 people, with tourism employing more than 65,000 people and contributing £1.7bn to local economies every year.
Watch our video of Holly, our beach ranger, to find out more about Ruda Holiday Park!
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Latest News
Read up on our latest news and announcements. Here you’ll find news about Ruda Holiday Park and our investment and engagement with the community
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