Skydive Great Britain brings you E ⁴

Skydive over the rolling fields of England's green and pleasant Land. Here at Dunkeswell we jump from flight-level 150 (that's 15,000ft in layman's terms). Where you can enjoy the awe-inspiring views of the North and South Devon coastlines that delight you on the ride to altitude.

We'll get you to altitude in less than 10 minutes, using two of the fastest jump planes in Europe, at our Twin Beech Boogie 2010. Featuring:

- TWO Beech 'King Air' 99
- Night Jumps
- Helicopter Jumps

You can buy blocks of tickets at the most competitive prices in the Europe. Groups or individuals may purchase tickets for shared use, please note that tickets are none refundable.

Check out these deals:
Block of 10 tickets £210
Block of 25 tickets £520
Block of 50 tickets £1000
Block of 100 tickets £1850

We have amazing facilities here on site, including:
Club House
Bunk House
Camping / Camper Van Parking
Hot Showers
Cafe & Bar
Traditional Pubs (5 minutes walk!)
Car Parking / 
Disabled Access

Additional Places of Interest & Things to Do:
London (2.5 hours by car)
Stonehenge (1 hour by car)
Cornish Coast ð Legend of King Arthur (2 hours by car)

Dunkeswell Airfield today:
Located in the picturesque village of Dunkeswell, at the top of one of East Devon's highest points, the airfield is home to Skydive UK Ltd. Catering for Tandem Skydives, Experienced Parachutists, and AFF (Accelerated Free Fall) Skydiving School. Also located on the airfield you can find Dunkeswell Flying School, Dunkeswell Air Museum and a Professional Go-Kart Track.

History of Dunkeswell Airfield*:
Formerly a Second World War US Base for the large 'Liberators' of Fleet Air Wing 7 of the United States Navy. These aircraft were able to travel long distances. With their long range they took part in the anti-submarine patrols hunting down and bombing the enemy submarines that blockaded the United Kingdom.

183 of the Officers and Men based at Dunkeswell, including one of the Kennedy brothers, were killed whilst on active service. Their names are recorded on the memorial tablet by the doorway of Dunkeswell Parish Church. Ex servicemen from America still return for the annual memorial service held in Dunkeswell Church.

"May their sacrifice be a perpetual reminder to us that Christian principles need courageous support in times of trial....Let us remember them with love and gratitude." (Extract from Annual Memorial Service held in the Parish Church of St Nicholas, Dunkeswell 28/5/95.)

*Source: http://www.hemyockcastle.co.uk/ww2/ww2-planes.php#dunkeswell