What are some popular attractions in Torquay for families on a camping holiday?

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If you’re on a family camping holiday in Torquay, there are plenty of attractions with an appeal for all ages from Kents Cavern Stone Age caves to Paignton Zoo to and Babbacombe Model Village, with the Dartmouth Steam Railway offering a scenic way to get around. On a rainy day, why not head to a show at Babbacombe Theatre? While, to enjoy the natural highlights of the area when the sun is out, you can stride out on the South West Coast Path and perhaps visit Berry Head National Nature Reserve, south of Brixham, for wildlife and fantastic sea views. Torquay is extremely busy during summer and school holidays, so if you’re keen to beat the crowds—and don’t mind swapping seaside sunbathing for dramatic cliff walks—consider an off-season visit.

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