Oak Mead · opposite Oakdown Holiday Park · Sidmouth
Oak Mead cafe and shop
Breakfast baps, barista coffee and a well stocked shop, beside the first tee. Open to everyone, not just guests.
Tim and Trish run the cafe. The breakfast baps have a following of their own. Alongside them there is a wide range of hot and cold food, barista style coffee, speciality teas and cold drinks, to eat in or take away.
The shop is well stocked with the essentials and a good deal more, so you can pick up what you have forgotten without driving into Sidmouth.
What we serve
- Breakfast baps, to eat in or take away
- A wide range of hot and cold food
- Barista style coffee and speciality teas
- Cold drinks
- A shop stocked with the essentials and more
- Gluten free options on the menu
Allergen information is clearly displayed, so anyone with an allergy or a dietary requirement can choose with confidence. If you are unsure about anything, just ask whoever is serving.
Five star food hygiene rating. Awarded by East Devon District Council.
Where the food comes from
Wherever we can, we buy from people close by. It keeps money in East Devon, it keeps the miles down and the food is better for it.
- Vinnicombes Bakery — our bread
- Fowlers — eggs
- SJB Foods — general supplies
- A coffee roaster in Newton Abbot — the beans behind the barista coffee
There is more about how we run the park on our looking after our environment page.
Visiting us
The cafe is open to non residents, so you do not need to be staying on the park. If you are passing on the A3052, or out walking the coast path, come in.
It is a smoke free and pet free space, but there is plenty of outdoor seating where dogs are very welcome.
The cafe opened on 1 May 2006, when District Councillor Mike Green cut the ribbon.
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Access
- Ramped entrance into the cafe and shop.
- Plenty of outdoor seating, on the level.
- We will bring your shopping to you. If getting up here is difficult, ring reception and our team will pick an initial shop and deliver it to your pitch or lodge.
Our access statement covers the whole park in detail.
Opening times
We open longer through the school holidays and bank holiday weekends than we do the rest of the season. There is a last order time for food shortly before we close.
Rather than print times here that may have moved on, current opening hours are posted at the cafe and at reception. Ring 01297 680 387 and we will tell you what today looks like.
Make a morning of it
The Oak Mead golf course is right outside the door — nine holes, clubs included, open all year.