Dawlish Warren Tourism - a new group of people with business and personal interests in the resort - are having a "meet the group" public event on Sunday 4th May, on the Green at the Warren.
And Ice Creams, of course! Click on our What's on page for the events in 2008.
Plenty of places to stay to suit all budgets. From camping sites, holiday parks and flats to luxurious hotel accommodation – there really is something for everyone!
I love the sound of this place, where is it??? Dawlish Warren is in glorious South Devon - click here for a map .
There is a great NEW leaflet about Dawlish Warren and Dawlish which you can download here. There is a streetmap of Dawlish town with some local business details on the reverse of the leaflet
The family resort has a lovely beach backed by sand dunes and small lakes, a haven for a great variety of wildlife. The Warren beach stretches for miles to reach the Exe estuary in one direction and Dawlish Town in the other.
Thanks to the BBC you can see the beach in a "panoramic view" here
A perfect place for seaside fun, the beach is great for families to enjoy playing in the water knowing that the experienced lifeguards are keeping an eye on safety. During the summer there are many free open-air events, children's entertainers and spectacular firework displays.
Don't take our word for it! Come and experience a truly British Beach Holiday - you will be most welcome and all at Dawlish Warren will be delighted to serve you.
Lots of information about Dawlish Warren at the Teignbridge District Council website here
The Tourist Information Centre can send you the South Devon Holiday Guide, please telephone 01626 215665 for a copy.
Dawlish
This delightful part Victorian and part Georgian seaside town has a lovely park, known locally as "The Lawn", with an avenue of trees, blooming flowers, exotic plants and a brook leading to the sea. At night a multitude of "fairy lights" illuminate the Lawn and brook area - truly magical! Along with all the other waterfowl, the legendary black swans that make their home on the brook are always a talking point with locals and visitors alike.
Carnival week is the highlight of a very busy season of free entertainment on and around the Lawn. Taking place in the middle of August the finale is the Grand Procession through the winding streets - don’t miss it, it's a spectacle!
You can walk to Dawlish Warren along the Sea Wall – if the tide is very high you might get wet feet so check the tide time before leaving!