Introducing Devil's Point, a renowned brand that offers a unique and unforgettable experience. Devil's Point embodies a vibrant and energetic atmosphere, catering to the desires and tastes of its diverse clientele. With a reputation for excellence, this brand has garnered a significant following through its exceptional offerings and innovative approach. Devil's Point believes in providing top-notch quality and exceptional service, ensuring that guests are delighted and left with lasting memories. Nestled in a prime location, Devil's Point is the go-to destination for entertainment, relaxation, and indulgence. Whether it is delectable cuisine, exciting recreational activities, or a welcoming ambiance, Devil's Point surpasses expectations at every turn. Unveiling a world of possibilities, Devil's Point invites individuals to embark on an extraordinary journey where every moment is enchanting.
Amenities and More
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Children
- Good for kids
Reviews
Devils Point Park, also known as Western Kings, borders the waters of Plymouth Sound and the Tamar River which form a European Marine Site, made up of a Special Area of Conservation and a Special Protection Area. Also has a direct access from the yard, via the Stairway to Devon opened in 2013 and is part of the South West Coast Path. For centuries, families have said goodbye or welcomed loved ones on Royal Navy ships heading to and from Devonport Dockyard. Today, it is a great place to relax and watch the activity on the water, watch the boats go by or enjoy its nature and wildlife.
I always came here as a kid. Fantastic spot to enjoy the sea and Plymouth sound. We saw mackerel hunting white bait on the shoreline a few days ago. Amazing.
Our stay at Admiralty cottages was fantastic. A great location. Plenty of parking. Lots of cafes, restaurants and live music. Firestone bay for swimming. A great place to stay in Plymouth.
Lovely place to sit, stand, lay down, walk or run and take in some beautiful views of the waters around Plymouth
Absolutely beautiful. Went for a picnic and sat right next to the waters edge. Ap much history in one setting! Even saw an old style sailing ship go by. Only went to one spot as there is so much to see, we went blackberry and apple picking and managed to pick so much we made a pie when we got home, which was delicious. There are areas to play football, to sit and watch the boaters out on the water or just take in the stunning scenery. The tide comes in very quick, so do be careful not to get trapped and the water itself is not wheelchair accessible, but the pathways all across the top are flat and very wheelchair/ pushchair friendly. Great place for dog walking and families with children of all ages, and the parking is free, which is an added bonus.
It's a lovely place to get a bit of fresh air. Very popular. Easy access to water for a dip. A small pool. Pebble beach. Lovely views.
Car park is small and it's hard to find a space. Free for 3h if via marking machine, 20p booking fee if via app.
Enjoyed an evening stroll with the wife and dog. Great little circular walk past devil’s point both starting and finishing at the Royal William Yard in Stonehouse, Plymouth. Enjoyed the sunset and views of the Tamar, Mount Edgecombe across the water, Smeaton’s Tower in the distance, and Drake’s Island.
Love this car park!
- free, no restrictions
- approx 20-30 min walk to centre
- Spaces for all sizes of vehicles including approx 4 disabled spaces
- slightly sloping especially towards the rear
- fantastic views to just sit and look out to ocean, including view of drakes island, naval ships, famous lighthouse and yachts.
- nice walking along the water with plentiful grass for dog
- toilets, free swimming pool etc nearby
- ample benches
- bins for dog bags or emptying car/ picnic waste
Devils Point Park, also known as Western Kings, borders the waters of Plymouth Sound and the Tamar River which form a European Marine Site, made up of a Special Area of Conservation and a Special Protection Area. Also has a direct access from the yard, via the Stairway to Devon opened in 2013 and is part of the South West Coast Path. For centuries, families have said goodbye or welcomed loved ones on Royal Navy ships heading to and from Devonport Dockyard. Today, it is a great place to relax and watch the activity on the water, watch the boats go by or enjoy its nature and wildlife.
I always came here as a kid. Fantastic spot to enjoy the sea and Plymouth sound. We saw mackerel hunting white bait on the shoreline a few days ago. Amazing.
Location
Hours
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Monday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Tuesday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Wednesday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Thursday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Friday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Saturday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Sunday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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