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Wooda Farm Holiday Park
Poughill
Bude
Cornwall (East)   (Browse area)
EX23 9HJ
Tel: 01288 352069
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Pitches: 300
Open: 14/03/2026 to 14/11/2026
           13/03/2027 to 13/11/2027

Rating: Average Review Score: 9/10 from 157 Reviews
                9/10 from 157 Reviews

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Who's it for
 Families Welcome   Not Members Only   Rallies Welcome   Not Naturist Site 
 Dogs Welcome   No Dogs Allowed   Groups Welcome   Motorbikers Welcome 
Facilities
 Toilet Facilities   Hot Showers   Washing Up   Bathroom 
 Baby Changing Facilities   Laundry On Site   Drinking Water   Disabled Friendly 
 Chemical Disposal   No Battery Charging   Gas Exchange   Recycling Facilities 
 Kitchen Facilities   Freezer / Fridge    Motorhome Point   Wifi Access 
 Shop On Site   Bar On Site   Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Activities
 Kids Playground   TV Room   Games Room   Evening Entertainment 
 Fishing <1 mile   No Wild Swimming   Indoor Pool <1 mile   Outdoor Pool <1 mile 
 Horse Riding <1 mile   Cycle Hire <5 miles   Golf <1 mile   Tennis On Site 
 Beach <1 mile   Watersports <1 mile   No Boat Launch 
Other Features
 Sea Views   Working Farm   No Campfires Allowed 
 No Waterside Pitches   Public Transport On Site  Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
 Electric Car Charging Point

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Date of Visit: May 2015 Unit:  Tent
Reviewer: Minnieuk 9 reviews from this member

 We stayed on this site for 2 nights mid week. We hadn't booked but the site wasn't full. A very friendly welcome at reception and a nice, flat pitch with plenty of space and well marked with hedging. As the site was quite empty they spaced the few campers well apart so everyone had plenty of space which was very thoughtful.

The toilets and showers were kept spotlessly clean. Plenty of sinks for dishwashing (inside and outside) plus a useful camping kitchen with microwaves and spare power points.

Plenty of leaflets and maps on local attractions and walks. The site has its own nature trail walk which is quite short but very pretty.

There is a bar and grill on site although we didn't use it and also a sports barn.

The site is very close to Bude which is a lovely little place and has a supermarket for stocking up on supplies. It is in the perfect location for visiting North Devon or Cornwall. We drove to Dartmoor and Tintagel and there are some lovely cliff walks nearby as well.

We really enjoyed our stay here and will definitely use it again next time we are in the area. 


Date of Visit: May 2015 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Reviewer: Tomriddle 8 reviews from this member

 This is an impressively clean and tidy site. Everything has been constructed to a high spec and is diligently maintained. We had a premium pitch and at this time of year between Bank Holidays, it was very quiet. We were allocated our pitch at reception and care had been taken to see that people were spread out - so plenty of privacy.

Once on site, there seems to be one very narrow access lane and it is not one way. This caused no problem for us as things were very quiet but could be problematic at busy times.

The toilet block was immaculately clean. I think they must employ house elves as I never saw the block closed for cleaning. And, they have a dog shower outside with warm water so that you can rinse the fox poop off your dog.

By far the worse feature of this site is the appaling radio chav that they have blaring out in the washroom all day. It is the most dire patronising local radio drivel imaginable. Sheer torture. If I had the misfortune to be locked in the lavatory for more than 15 minutes, I would confess to anything. Please remember to take your ipod to the dunny. Unfortunately, you can't shower using an ipod. The light are also a bit dim and so no reading the newspaper while on the throne.

The shower cubicles themselves are spacious. There is a bench area to put your clothes and anything else you want to keep dry. It takes a little time for the water to heat up but the showers are then good and hot.

The grounds are again immaculately kept. There is a good size field for dogs to run free. There is a well maintained nature walk and a pixie hunt. My wife who has a mental age of seven counted 63 pixies.

There is a bar and restaurant describe as a bistro where they serve overprices fast food described as home cooked. People with dogs have to crowd like lepers under a covered patio area as they are not allowed inside. This is very backward even for Cornwall where most pubs and restaurants admit well behaved dogs as well as adults and children. The ale was surprisingly good bearing in mind it was so quiet and no one else drinking it.

There is also a caravan service company with a shop for buying spares. The proprietors are very helpful.

The wifi was excellent. I expect this was because there were few people using it. The website says they cannot guarantee anything that demands a lot of bandwidth. I can imagine this must be true in school holidays with lots of kids playing their online nonsence. In mid-May however, the broadband was first class and I watched several football matches on Sky-Go.

It is possible to walk to Bude but this is a good 40 min walk.

Within 10 minutes is an excellent pub called The Preston Gate. This is everything that a pub should be. Very friendly staff and clientelle. Several excellent real ales. The food was home cooked with the thai green chicken curry particularly spicy. One lady asked what her husband was supposed to do with his slice of lime and this sparked several good humoured suggestions from the bar. The pub was most welcoming to one and all - including several dogs.

We also visited the Mirchi bangaldeshi restaurant. The food was superb. There is a special offer on Mondays and Tuesdays but you must book 24 hours in advance and mention the offer when you book and also mention the offer when you ordered. We enjoyed our meal so much on the Tuesday that we booked again for the Friday and gladly paid full price.

No need to mention the beauty of Cornwall, all of which is accessible from the site. My highlight was probably Boscastle. My family were last there on the 16th August 2004. A notorious day. Significant money has been spent on the town since then and there are some lovely walks back from the harbour. 


Date of Visit: April 2015 Unit:  Static
Reviewer: Pipsicoola 1 review from this member

 Due to our motorhome not being ready - thanks Bendalls Carlisle, we had to change our booking to a static last minute. Very helpful on the phone, all done with no fuss.

Our friends were still in their camper but we were only 100yds or so from each other.

Great site, very clean, well laid out. Good play area for the kids, plus walks through the farm, woods, nature trail etc, etc. Views down to Bude and the sea too, once the mist had risen!

Only minus point is the cost of wifi - if you wanted it. I think it was £4. 00 p/day or £15 a week. I was on holiday - I didn't want it!

Great site, go there. 


Date of Visit: July 2014 Unit:  Tent
Reviewer: Thenuttas 1 review from this member

 We have visited this campsite almost every year over the past 10 years. We used to come as a couple and now we bring our family. We thought it couldn't really get any better but, every year there seems to be improvements to the site which make it an even better campsite. The owners obviously take great pride in their business and reinvest in it to make it fabulous every year. The customer service is also very good, the staff will always try to help. The only drawback I can think of is that the site isn't walking distance of the sea, but hey, you can't have everything. I would recommend this campsite without hesitation. 


Date of Visit: July 2014 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Reviewer: Tony Burton 48 reviews from this member

 A very well maintained site. Many of the pitches were enclosed with hedges. The hydrangeas beside each pitch looked beautiful in July and demonstrated the care taken by the owners and staff. The toilets, showers, laundrette, were all modern and immaculate. Tarmac roads served each pitch. Most pitches had a view of the sea in the distance. We chose this site because they accept Camping Cheques which made our stay fantastic value for money. The surrounding coastline and the beaches in Bude were all beautiful. 

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Date of Visit: June 2014 Unit:  Motorhome
Reviewer: Ray Baines 9 reviews from this member

 We didn't chose this site before we arrived at Bude. We were coming home to Barnstaple from Cornwall when we saw the sign go past. We put the name in the satnav to see how far is was and we were directed to a turning just down the road. It was just a single track road. Don't take it. Turn round and go back to the Brown Sign nearer to Bude. The site itself is lovely. Clean and tidy and the staff are very friendly. Pitch was bordered by hedges and had all facilities. Shower block was only 100 yards away and was really clean and tidy. First class site well recommended. 


Date of Visit: June 2014 Unit:  Campervan
Reviewer: Adalice 2 reviews from this member

 Large cramped site with small pitches not all level and lots of tall weeds around the pitches. Insufficient toilet blocks and long walk to them from some areas. Pitches laid out in rows giving lack of privacy. Long walk to bar/restaurant and not very good menu. Walk back all uphill. Lack of lighting on site. Good dog walk except on very steep hill. Shop/reception very good but shop limited opening and walk back from shop to pitches all uphill. Walk to Bude only for fittest and long uphill back. Bude is lovely and beaches good and very good café s etc in Canel area. Visit Widemouth Bay for good dog friendly beach and Bay View restaurant very good. Also easy to visit Tintagel, Boscastle, Clovelly. Rock and Padstow good for day out. Would visit the area again but not to Wooda. 


Date of Visit: June 2014 Unit:  Motorhome
Reviewer: Felicity73 15 reviews from this member

 Stayed at this campsite on the 9th June for one night. Beautiful site, well kept and clean facilities. Lovely location forty minutes walk into Bude and local pub a short walk away. Our first visit here and unfortunately we arrived on the back of a relay truck as our brand new motorhome ( first outing had broken down!). I warned the campsite how we were arriving and one of the staff met us in the car park after closing hours to direct us to our pitch. We will definitely go back here under different circumstances when we can enjoy this lovely campsite. 


Date of Visit: August 2013 Unit:  Trailer Tent
Reviewer: Annawuk 1 review from this member

 We love this site! Staff are lovely! Site is clean so are the toilet blocks, other customers were lovely and all the kids played for hours all together! We planned to stay a week and ended up extending our stay by 4 days! We have again booked for this year! Play area and tractor ride are lovely, felt so safe for the kids was a lovely relaxing holiday!

Bude beach is stunning as is the area! Dog loved this place too! We even made it into the 2013 brochure! 


Date of Visit: August 2013 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Reviewer: Rosie1980 14 reviews from this member

 We've been here before as campers over 5 years ago and this was our first visit here as caravanners. The site has been extended and modified. On arrival we were welcomed and given a choice of pitches, I said we were new to caravanning and they suggested the easiest pitch for a newbie to get on to. There is a pub on site, which was busy but the food was delicious and family friendly. There is also a shop with caravan and camping spares and repairs which we found very handy. The reception shop also has basics but I didn't use it during out stay, there is also a take away which again we didn't use. We had a lovely time, from our pitch we could just about see the sea which was nice to wake up to. The facilities were kept clean and there were plenty of toilets and showers. The gravel roads mean you don't have to walk over a muddy field to get to the toilets and it all seemed very well drained. The nearby beaches are lovely too, but get there early for parking! 

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Date of Visit: August 2013 Unit:  Tent
Reviewer: Paspa2 6 reviews from this member

 Great site, nice and friendly. Good facilities, apart from the bar / grill was way too small for the amount of people. We went to the quiz night there but couldn't get a seat. Plenty of space on the park, but some allocated pitches were small. Plenty of over spill in two big fields, which we were given the option to use instead of the allocated pitch. However we used the allocated pitch as a good size for us. All allocated pitches nicely laid out and grouped in many private hedged areas, so it felt smaller than the park actually is. Drawback to allocated pitches was that sometimes (when more full) it was tricky parking between the pitches. (we stopped two weeks and it was a mix of full to half empty in our hedged enclosure (with room for about 15 tents. ) toilets, showers and wash up facilities very well kept and clean, never had to queue at all. (free showers. ) nice playground for kids, fantastic 9 hole pitch and putt, good tennis court, badminton and table tennis. The nature trail and piskey hunt were brilliant for the kids. Would definitely stop there again. 


Date of Visit: July 2013 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Reviewer: Ianbailey 4 reviews from this member

 A very well kept site, expensive though for the space you get. We booked a grass pitch initially and requested a large pitch, which we got, however there was no shade at all so we asked to be moved, site were very helpful, we chose a fully serviced pitch with a little shade, but was quite small, luckily the site was not full or it would feel quite claustrophobic, getting the van off the pitch would've been a challenge. We ate at Elements at widemouth it was excellent, tried the local pub on a Sunday and they only offered Sunday lunch, it was 28 deg so didn't fancy that, so can't comment on the quality.

We walked in to bude took about 40 mins at a normal pace, about 2 miles, no path until you get through poughill, so not the nicest walk.

Nice dog walk on site, plenty of space to run around, and nature trail a nice alternative.

My rating is purely down to price and pitch space, nothing else can be faulted. 


Date of Visit: June 2013 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Reviewer: Tonylynne 9 reviews from this member

 Beautiful well kept site and very large.

Excellent facilities for everyone although, I do think it is very expensive

Nice little pub down the road but be early as it is very small but, there is a nice pub on site.

There is a games room, nature reserve, caravan shop and sales etc etc. Facilities for everyone.

Nicely situated for touring round. We visited Boscastle which is a must and Tintagel.

Bude is only two miles away with some good surfing scenery

Lovely site as said but, very expensive 


Date of Visit: June 2013 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Reviewer: Redflame100 24 reviews from this member

 Very attractive and well kept site.

Toilet and shower facilities were very clean and modern. Reception and staff helpful and shop Is well stocked for the basics. Takeaway only open some nights but food good.

Were on a fully serviced pitch but didn't hook up to them as they were on the wrong side of the caravan unless we turned it so the hitch was at the back of the pitch so just watch this if booking one of these. The ones opposite us were the right side and had sea views.

Price was £175 for 7 nights.

The site was very quiet and just seemed to lack atmosphere but this is probably as the facilities are split across different parts of the site.

Definitely recommend the pub down the road but booking essential.

Nothing wrong with this site or area but its not for us and we personally wouldn't return. 


Date of Visit: May 2013 Unit:  Other
Reviewer: Makepeace1 1 review from this member

 Very nice site. The site was out of the way and was very quiet. You couldn't walk to the beach as it was a bit far, but the parking in the town was cheap enough. The toilets were always clean. We stayed on the site Sunday to Sunday and we only had a problem on one night which was the Saturday night (the night before I had to dive home) someone on the site decided to start letting off fireworks but there was no one we could call about it as we weren't given a number for any sort of security or couldn't find one. Apart from that couldn't fault the site. There is a small bar/restaurant on the site and the staff are very friendly. There is also a shop and a takeaway on the site. There's also stuff for kids to do on the site as there's a park and down near the bar there is table tennis and pool tables as well

The site is located down some tight roads as most are on coastal roads in Cornwall/Devon but I would still recommend this site 


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