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When looking for a venue for your event, you’ll want to know the facilities are first class, that the service is slick and food quality is good enough to show your mum… At Cofton we cater for a wide range of occasions such as private parties, birthdays, weddings, funerals and even business meetings.
Our main function room the Warren Retreat, is generally available through the winter months and Amelia’s Pantry our cafe is our flagship for locally sourced food, handcrafted coffee and home-made cakes.
The Warren Retreat:
Available for private hire, the Warren Retreat is finished to an exceptional standard, with oak furniture and a bright colour scheme, making it the perfect backdrop for a multitude of events. The dance floor area looks fabulous with big round banquet tables and the raised seating area adds a sense of character to the space, there is also a well stocked bar boasting local beers and regional gins.
Half Day - £275
Full Day - £375
Amelia’s Pantry:
Amelia’s Pantry is our Cafe and the hub of the hospitality here at Cofton, located next to the indoor pool with spectacular views of the park across the outdoor pool. The Cafe is open to all every day, so it is not possible to hire privately, however the centre area surrounding the fireplace can host 36 people seated and this area can be reserved subject to availability, in addition to this we have screens that we use for meetings and parties so you can take full advantage of the venue and facilities. If you pre-book a menu or package there is no hire charge.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Gym & Swim 1 Day Pass: 60+ and Registered Disabled | £3.50 activity |
| Gym & Swim 1 Day Pass: Adult | £4.50 activity |
| Gym & Swim 3 Day Pass: 60+ and Registered Disabled | £8.50 activity |
| Gym & Swim 3 Day Pass: Adult | £9.95 activity |
| Gym & Swim 7 Day Pass: 60+ and Registered Disabled | £16.95 activity |
| Gym & Swim 7 Day Pass: Adult | £19.95 activity |
| Residents 1 Day Pass: 60+ and Registered Disabled | £1.95 activity |
| Residents 1 Day Pass: Adult 16+ | £2.95 activity |
| Residents 1 Day Pass: Child 2-15 | £1.95 activity |
| Residents 1 Day Pass: Extra Child | £1.50 activity |
| Residents 1 Day Pass: Family 2 + 2 | £7.95 activity |
| Residents 3 Day Pass: 60+ and Registered Disabled | £4.50 activity |
| Residents 3 Day Pass: Adult 16+ | £7.50 activity |
| Residents 3 Day Pass: Child 2-15 | £4.50 activity |
| Residents 3 Day Pass: Extra Child | £3.95 activity |
| Residents 3 Day Pass: Family 2 + 2 | £19.95 activity |
| Residents 7 Day Pass: 60+ and Registered Disabled | £8.95 activity |
| Residents 7 Day Pass: Adult 16+ | £13.95 activity |
| Residents 7 Day Pass: Child 2-15 | £8.95 activity |
| Residents 7 Day Pass: Extra Child | £7.95 activity |
| Residents 7 Day Pass: Family 2 + 2 | £39.95 activity |
| Under 2's | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
To reach Cofton by car, leave the M5 motorway at junction 30. Take the A379 sign-posted Dawlish and after about 30 minutes, having passed through Kenton, Starcross and the small harbour village of Cockwood, Cofton Holidays is half a mile on the left.
The nearest bus stop is on the Exeter Road, approximately 100 yards from Reception. The stop is serviced by the Number 2 Stagecoach service running from Exeter to Newton Abbot.
The nearest train stations are Starcross, Dawlish Warren and Dawlish. From each of these you’ll be able to catch a bus which passes our entrance.
For further advice on public transport please contact our reception team who will be happy to advice you on your best option.
he nearest bus stop is on the Exeter Road, approximately 100 yards from Reception. The stop is serviced by the Number 2 Stagecoach service running from Exeter to Newton Abbot.
The nearest train stations are Starcross, Dawlish Warren and Dawlish. From each of these you’ll be able to catch a bus which passes our entrance.
For further advice on public transport please contact our reception team who will be happy to advice you on your best option.
| Open Christmas |
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| Open New Year |
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| Open (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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* Open all year round with the exception of Christmas Day and Boxing Day where the indoor pool, bar and restaurant facility is closed.
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