Hi,
If your looking for a site on the north Cornish coast I can very highly recommend Wooda Farm Holiday Park, near Bude.
We have stayed there many times over the years and I can quite honestly say its one of the best.
Link to website www.wooda.co.uk/
The price for camping is excellent and the amenities are always spotless. The site is very well kept at all times,
just a lovely site.
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Skyburriowe Camp site is lovely its three miles from Helston on the Lizard road, very dog friendly with walks from the site and fabulous coastal walks and beaches within short driving distances. It's a peaceful site, very reasonably priced.
The owners are a really friendly couple , the site is adjacent to their dairy farm,. There's a large slightly sloping field furthest away from the farm lane , plenty of electric hook ups. Nearer to the lane/farm buildings is another camping area with EHU's surrounded by trees with the toilet block being in this field.
A must is a trip to the Lizard, have a walk down to the lighthouse then back to the village for a pasty from Ann's Pasty shop, gorgeous!! Great area for geocaching too.
I second Stowford Farm Meadows, can get pricey in high season, but has a bar, indoor pool, kids petting farm, horse riding, good toilet facilities and many local beaches (although not walking distance).
Or, Woolacombe Sands. Has a bar, indoor and outdoor pools, shop, and can walk to Woolacombe beach across a field. There is some childrens entertainment where they meet Wooly Bear etc, but obviously this is your choice.
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Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: Decent value sites in Devon/Cornwall?
