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The
Devon Soccer Challenge Football Tournament - Brixham
Brixham, along with Torquay and Paignton, make up the English Riviera.
This is the west country's premier resort with 22 miles of stunning
coastline, first class attractions, and a superb range of accommodation.
Brixham is a great family resort and has a wealth of maritime character
with its busy fishing port, buzzing quayside shops, excellent restaurants
and pavement cafes, plus sandy beaches and secluded coves give way to
the towering cliffs at Berry Head - offering breathtaking views.
So whether you are participating in the football tournament or taking
a break Brixham has something for everyone.
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Accommodation
Based at the excellent Riviera Bay Holiday Park and
its sister park at Landscove, you'll be spoilt for
choice. Both parks have comfortable chalets and are situated in an area
of outstanding natural beauty. When you're not enjoying the many facilities
and entertainment the parks have to offer, why not stroll down to the
unspoilt fishing village at Brixham?
New for this season we are proud to introduce a new park at nearby Torbay.
Waterside Holiday Park nestles in a peaceful valley
in the heart of the English Riviera. The park offers family fun including
cabaret evenings in the Yacht Club, a kids club, and for eating in or
takeaway, visit the Smugglers Inn and Restaurant.
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Tournament
Information
The Devon Soccer Challenge at Brixham has developed an enviable reputation
as one of the most organised and successful football tournaments in
the UK. The success of the tournament is based on the excellent network
of tournament organisers who have helped coordinate the event for a
number of years. In 2006, the event drew interest from all over the
UK and in the past has received international interest from all over
Europe and even Africa. Much research has gone in to finding the right
football venue to stage the tournament. Brixham Community College, which
is only walking distance from the holiday park & Stoke Gabriel FC
provide the venues for this superb tournament.
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