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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
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 Small Campervans |
 No Glamping Units |
 Holiday Homes for Hire |
 No Statics for Sale |
 No Seasonal Pitches |
 Electric Hookups |
 Hardstanding Pitches |
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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 |
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 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: June 2010 |
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| Reviewer: Ktonks |
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 Bude is totally relaxing, you really get into the spirit of the place. Locals are very friendly in particular the shops in the town.
Wooda farm is in a lovely peaceful setting, the park itself is very well looked after. The pitches are generous and we didn't feel like we were squashed in (tent peg to tent peg). It was great to have fresh drinking water close by too.
The toilet blocks/facilities were ample, and modern, although I do think the showers could have been cleaned a little more often. I have been to a site where mops are located close by so that after you're shower the floor could be squeegeed, personally I'd prefer that.
It's the first time we had electric hook up (we did want to be fully self sufficient but after one very wet cold experience buckled) and will use again even just to keep the beer / wine cold !
I paid for internet access for the week, and couldn't get more than a few hours, however no quibble about refunding as they were aware that some pitches had problems.
Back to Bude, Crooklets beach was our main location and the facilities are very close/handy. The car park fees are good at £2.50 per day (from the little shop by the surf school) not sure if the prices may rise in peak times. Great to see the RNLI guards were very safety concious and I will certainly be dropping donations in as/when I can.
One draw back we know there's a bar on site but it would have been nice to go to a local pub but they were either that tucked away that we only spotted them when we took a different route home or in Bude town meaning taxi's there and back.
We ventured away from Bude to go to Camelford for fish and chips from the 5* chippy (sorry forgot the name) worth a visit and Newquay (who by the way charge the earth to park. We also visited Padstow which is beautiful.
All in all well worth another visit 
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Jan B62 |
3 reviews from this member |
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Wooda is definitely one of the best sites we've stayed at! I can echo all that's been said previously - the pitches were spacious and well maintained - we had a lot of rain one night which left a very muddy entrance to our tent. The owners provided some 'decking' for us to put down outside which was much appreciated.
The toilet blocks were immaculate and regularly cleaned. There were plenty of free showers and you never had to wait, no matter the time of day. The women's showers (can't speak for the mens) were designed so that all your clothes etc stay dry whilst you're showering too - an added bonus!
Our 2 girls aged 11 & 13 were kept amused - it was great that you can get wi-fi access which meant my 11 year old could stay in touch with her friends whilst we were there. Both loved meeting other kids at the play area which is great and caters for all ages. There was never any noise or roudy behaviour from anyone - young or old. The bar and games room were a short walk away from the main camping and the food and drink were reasonably priced. There's a very useful camping and caravanning shop on site, too, if you need any emergency equipment during your stay.
Our pitch was ideal as we were near the toilets, play area and had a sea view - my daughter asked if we'd had to pay more for a sea view, but no, we didn't! All pitches in the main camping area had hook ups and there was also an overflow field which was unserviced.
The shop was well stocked though a little on the expensive side - we chose to drive 10 mins to Morrisons in Bude each morning which is excellent and has fresh croissants. Although the range of wine and beer in the shop was limited, they provided freezers in the launderette where you could chill any that you'd bought - it was all done on trust but people seemed to respect each others stash of cans and bottles!
There are some wonderful beaches within a short distance from Wooda - Widemouth Bay and Crooklets Beach to name but a few. Both have parking and toilets close by and parking for the day is very reasonable. Bude town is charming with lots of great little shops including pasties and fish and chips.
We'd thoroughly recommend Wooda and will be returning next year as both our girls have pleaded with us to go back!
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: S.hads |
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Stayed 7 nights at this site and had a wonderful time. Our pitch was on one of the highest parts of the site (E76) and we had wonderful views of the sea and coastline from our tent. Site is hilly in places but the pitches are level.
Shower and toilets kept clean, as was the whole site, although some showers didn't stay on for long,(there was a notice in the gents advising staff were aware of this). Good play area for the kids and some indoor sports facilities.
Bar and restaurant looked good although we didn't use them. On site take away very good selection and reasonably priced, each order cooked as you waited.
Shop well equipped and supermarket 5 min drive away. Also Caravan / camping shop on site selling gas, etc.
Beautiful area lots of lovely beaches within a few minutes drive. Tintagel, Boscatle and Port Isaac all within 40 min drive.
Would definitely stay again if I was in the area.
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Lavvie |
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What can I say, fantastic! It is a large campsite and static caravan park but it is well laid out and you never feel that it is actually as big as it is until you walk round.
The grounds are very well kept, in fact there was a lovely chap going around all hours of the day cutting grass, laying grit where needed, emptying bins and always cheerful and ready to say hello.
We were very lucky with the weather, a week earlier would have been a very wet one, but again the grounds never seemed to get swamped.
The on site shop is very well stocked, the bar/restaurant is a nice walk down the track and there are outdoor heaters for those with dogs as well as a barn to sit in. I enjoyed the food, the specials were very good and The Rattler cider fantastic!
The kids (age 4 and 6) loved the farmyard animals, the adventure playground and it was all set out that you felt happy letting them go off by themselves to the toilets and playground.
I would love to come back here as it was our kind of campsite, our second week was in a 'holiday park' in Woolacombe and no where near as good as this and far too commerical, but we were meeting up with friends there! Def recommend this campsite you would not be disappointed, one thing though, although you can walk down into Bude it is very much a road walk down narrow lanes!
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| Date of Visit: May 2009 |
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| Reviewer: The Duchess |
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We love this site! It's just perfect for walking straight out onto the coast path to do a walk or driving down to Widemouth for a surf. Even better, you can walk into Bude either by the coast path for nice views or by the road for speed - so loads of places to eat out from seafood to Chinese or curry.
The pitches for tents are not in formal rows so you get plenty of space - we have been here 3 times and its never been too busy. The toilet and shower block and washing up area have always been clean and the reception staff are really helpful and nice.
The pitches for tents line up against a hedge which is useful in rain or wind.
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Jttom9 |
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Wonderful site, facilities were superb. Toilets and washing area were very clean. There was plenty for the kids to do - free Tractor rides, Archery (very good price), petting farm animals, Pitch and Putt (excellent value) amongst other activities. The shop was well stocked and the staff were friendly.
The pitch was huge, which was good, because so was our tent!
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Brookekim |
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Didn't like it here. We were put in the top over flow field and it wasn't nice at all, muddy and we were under trees, tent is all sticky from the sap and it wont come clean, had no sun on the tent and got no warmth in the tent so we had a very damp cold tent.
Water in the showers wasn't very hot. The children wasn't that impressed as the weather was bad the games rooms were full.
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
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| Reviewer: LouMiles |
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Great site, brilliantly maintained and very clean. We originally booked pitch E37 which is a grass pitch with electric but had to move to P14 as we did not have any chocks for our caravan and E37 is on a slight slope. P14 is a premier pitch with own drainage, water and electric and your caravan and awning are pitched on gravel but also a grass area to park car.
Lovely views over hills and fields. My only minor complaint was I wish we couldve stayed on the grass pitch as would have been more room for our 2 year old to play as the premier pitches pitch straight onto the tarmac roads that lead to the pitches.
Site has great facilities and a camping shop should you need anything.
Bude is a nice little town but Padstow (about an hours drive away) is lovely, a very quaint seaside town.
Would go to this site again but think there are others just as nice and at a cheaper price
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
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| Reviewer: JFew1 |
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This was our first visit to Wooda and after a very enjoyable stay we would have no hesitation in recommending this site.
We arrived in awful conditions for pitching a tent, but the staff were very friendly and helpful. The reception area is well stocked with places of interest to visit and ensures you gain maximum benefit from your stay.
We had an electric hook up and the site was level and roomy. The neighbours were quiet and not once during our 7 day stay did we have concerns regarding noise levels. The site is very well maintained with recycling facilities.
The shower/toilet blocks were excellent with plenty of hot water. The shop stocks all the little essential items you may need. The pitches were well maintained and checked and cleared upon departure. There is a camping and caravanning company on site who can also support your requirements and the site offers caravan storage facilities.
There is a play area for younger children away from the pitches and plenty of space for kite flying and football. The woodland walk is a pleasure and remember to watch out for cornish pixies!
We ate in the courtyard bar which can get busy at times but the food was lovely, but perhaps a limited menu which would benefit of a revamp, however, there are daily specials available.
The views are stunning and it's only a short drive into Bude and to nearby beaches.
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| Date of Visit: May 2009 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Spudmum |
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We loved this site. We stayed for just two nights (wish we booked more) and had a great time. We had a fully serviced pitch. There was lots of private space. The tents looked like they had lots of space around them too. There were lots for the kids to do - and it felt really safe for them to just go off. Where we were pitched you could see the playground as it was raised up slightly on a hill. It was a bit of a trek for those less mobile to get to the fishing lakes which we used (but caught no fish!) We never used the restaurant or bar but the take-away was good and fairly priced. The shop is reasonably priced too and had lots of stock, everything from bread and milk, to pocket money toys and sweets - they even stocked beer and wine.
We paid extra for wi-fi access (£5 for 24hrs) and also to use the family bathrooms. There is a laundy £3 per wash and 50p tumble and an iron. Didn't use the main toilet facilities as we used the bathrooms of an evening, but they looked clean and there were plenty of them.
At first sight the bathroom seems like a great idea. However, I have never seen a tap run so slowly in my life! It must have taken half an hour to fill about a quarter of the bath-tub! There were 3 or 4 bathrooms and each had the same problem. I ended up going and sitting in the bathroom with a magazine and phoning back to get the kids over when it was ready! Also, the cleanliness was great to start with, but as people used them and didn't tidy up after themselves they got in a bit of a state. Such a shame (it only takes a minute to mop up and there were cleaning products left in there to swish the bath round with). Great idea though.
Overall we would thoroughly recommend this site. It had a great atmosphere, it was quiet at night, it felt safe for the kids, lots to do for everyone, reasonably priced and a lovely area. There's a Morrisons supermarket up the road and the beach is only about 5 mins drive away.
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Grahamandsam |
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We intend to book here for next year 2010 after having had one of the very best holidays ever.
The site is excellent both in location and management-
The bar/restaurant serves excellent food and the renowned 'Rattlers ' cider.
Staff were helpful and friendly and we cannot wait to return next year-
I hear that the washblocks will be refurbished. Even better !
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
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| Reviewer: The Scowcrofts |
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There is absolutely nothing negative I can say about Wooda farm it is an exceptional campsite. Set overlooking Bude with a glorious view of the Atlantic the staff obviously work hard to make this the best site we have ever been to. It is not overly commercial but the attention to detail is awesome. Bins are always empty showers are always hot, clean and there are plenty of them. We took our 5 month old daughter and there was a fantastic baby/toddler bathroom. Laundry was easily managed and reasonably priced and there is a freezer for use whilst camping. The bar and takeaway were both excellent and the food of a high standard. We cannot wait to return in September for another week and although the weather was not entirely welcome it did not deter us from enjoying our stay. Highly recommended and at £18 per night with electric hook up it is also value for money. Bude also provides all you need for entertainment and supplies. If you are looking for a great fish and chip supper we had one from the 'Tasty Plaice' that was amazing!
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
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| Reviewer: SEREN33 |
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We v just come back from staying a weekend here this site is defo one of the best iv stayed in the shower block was great lots of free hot water the staff were very friendly and very good for children a big park at the of the camp and lots of spaces for them to run around we will defo be going back to this site .The park is very close to the centre of BUDE with many attractions to visit
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| Date of Visit: May 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Jmitc1 |
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There we were drifting around the north cornwall coast not being cc members and out of pure luck happened across this excellent park.
Well laid out with a mixture of grass/gravel standings, large dog friendly field, excellent clean toilet and shower blocks with good washing up facilities.
Decent shop and takeaway prices fine. Paid 20 quid 1 night for motorhome 2 adults and a dog.
Very friendly and helpful staff, all in all everything you need well run at a decent price
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| Date of Visit: July 2008 |
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| Reviewer: Will01972 |
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Having stayed on this site before in a tourer and a static we were hoping for a good holiday and that is exactly what we got. The weather wasn't great but the site and the surrounding area more than made up for that.
The touring pitches are really roomy and if you book early enough you have the option to pick which pitch you want.
The staff on site are really helpful and informative and direct you straight to your pitch.
The site appears to be well draining, well it was where we were pitched, which was a god send given the weather and the water didn't seem to gather.
The toilet/shower facilities are great and even though there was plenty of mud (from the frequent downpours) they were kept clean. The nice thing is that the site leave cleaning cloths / mops etc. in there so if need be you can give them a quick clean or clean up once you have finished in them, to leave them as you would like to find them.
The facilities are great. There is a really safe play area for the kids, next to which there is plenty of grassed area for football etc. There is a large pitch and putt course, there is a small charge for clubs and balls, there is a large sports barn containing a badminton court and a gym (small charge applies), a pet enclosure, fishing lake and pixie woods (the kids love spotting the tiny pixies in the trees and bushes!).
The old farm buildings have been converted in to a number of eating places and a bar. The food is good and reasonable priced. There is also a take away near the entrance to the park serving pizzas, salads, jacket potatoes etc all again at reasonable prices.
The god send for me was the laundrette, due to the weather there was a need to use this more than once!
The surrounding area is great plenty to see and do. The beaches are beautiful and the town has a great selection of eateries, shops etc.
Have been to this site 4 times now and wouldn't hesitate to go back.
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