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Just returned from this site after an excellent weeks holiday. The reception staff were very helpful and the pitch was easy to find. Fortunately we were on a hardstanding pitch (with water and electric hook up), as the weather was pretty poor, and the grass pitches were gradually turning muddy. The facilities were very good, especially the block next to the shop, the showers however were cold sometimes if you went at night. The children loved the play area, and the animals, and the walks and surrounding areas of the campsite were lovely. The shop was fairly well stocked, with a large supermarket 10 minutes drive away. The takeaway was convenient, and well priced. This is a site we would return to, as long as it was a hard standing pitch.
I have been going to the wooda campsite and bude area since I was five years old and even though I am only fourteen now it is the best place in england, I feel you should go on holiday. The facilities at the site are always clean, the tennis courts, park, pitch and putt, tractor rides and badminton keep myself , brother and cousins entertained. The on site pub - linneys larder, is a lovely place to go and eat or maybe just have a drink, the pixie walk and farm are good too. I think everyone should try and go to wooda for a holiday maybe even a week or five days even if it doesn't seem like the kind of thing they would usually do, the nearby beach and shops are fantastic. I have been going for years and will continue to do so for many years to come.
We stayed here in half term this year. The weather was not kind to us but this is a very good site.
The facilities are excellent and well maintained. We liked the numbered pitches and that they are bookable in advance. We were there in half term and the site was reasonably busy, but we were able to get a good pitch that was nicely sheltered by a hedge. We have a big family tent and did find the marked pitch too narrow, but we were not made to pay for hanging over the edge which was good.
We were really impressed with the food in the restaurant and would highly recommend it. The takeaway place was good as well. The staff in the bar/restaurant were very friendly and helpful.
The games room went down well with older children who enjoyed the pool and table tennis tables.
You get what you pay for. This is not a cheap site but it is excellent and everything is of a high standard.
All I can say is an abosolutly first class site, one of the cleanest I have ever visited, we only stayed for 2 nights, but I would of happily stayed for longer. The staff were very helpful and friendly, the shop was very well stocked, and the bar and restaurant was excellent. Would definitely come back and would highly recommend it.
This was the first time at Wooda farm we had a warm welcome from the staff in reception
And the bar staff.The site itself was very large and water was close to hand. The pitch sizes was very good but was a bit of a pain on a 2 way slope (but thats the joys of camping). The shop was well supplied and reasonably priced along with the takeaway. The toilet blocks was clean and tidy but the showers was cold and the button you push for water only ran for 10 seconds a push. I was surprised that there was no entertainment in the bar and that it closed at 10pm along with the takeaway that closed at 8.30pm and the shop at 6.30 pm. There was lighting back from the bar but not to the tent section so it was very dark trying to work out where you was going. Not a lot for the kids to do as the games room only had table tennis and 2 pool tables.
The wife and I have just come back having spent two nights at this site.We find it very hard to say anything about this site other than 'WOW' what a site. It's well laid out with good size pitches which are immaculately kept. The toilet/shower blocks are kept in a very clean condition plenty of hot water on demand.The facilities on site were excellent. Although our children have grown up a walk around the grounds showed that there is plenty here to keep the children occupied. The on site accessories shop is well stocked and very reasonably priced the advice and service was also excellent. This was our first visit here and we will be going back. Ideally situated for the North Cornwall beaches with a good selection of supermarkets and garages in Bude.The on site 'takeaway' called the Lodge, provided a selection of hot food at again reasonable rates certainly the hottest fish and chips we have had for a while. All in all we would thoroughly recommend this site.
One of the best sites we have stayed at. When we arrived we had a friendly welcome and as they had had torrential rain for a week beforehand they gave us a choice of 2 fields to stay in. We stayed in the (overflow)top field for 7 nights and the entrance to the field was very boggy so we were told to use another entrance through the farm which wasnt a problem. The views of Bude, Widemouth Bay and the coastline were brilliant from where we pitched and there was plenty of room for our large tent and room for the kids to play also. There were plenty of ehu's available and the facilities very clean and plenty. The staff we always friendly and smiling and nothing seemed to be to much trouble. There is plenty to do on the site with playground, small animals area, pitch and putt, tennis, archery, badminton, fishing, clay pidgeon shooting, fitness suite, woodland walks. There is a pub, linney larder, cafe, tv/games room, a good shop with everything you need and a free tractor ride around the site once a week. The site is very reasonably priced concidering all the facilities available and we will definitely be going back here.
Stayed here for 13 nights, second and third week in September. Toilets and showers very clean, with lashings of hot water. Wife thought that no lights in the shower cubicle was odd. Good sized pitches and sheltered areas. Not having kids playground was not one of our concerns, but it looked adequate, with plenty of room to fly your kite. Well stocked shop, just about everything you could think of. Nice bar area, staff always welcoming. All in all a nice site that we would recommend.
Good size pitches and plenty of clean showers/ toilets. Beautiful views from the high pitches - the downside is it can get very windy. Reasonable priced restaurant and take away on site. No scooters / roller blades allowed - kids happy enough in the big park. Torrential rain for 2 days, site coped well, sand etc for the puddles.Well positioned for Bude. Be at the beach before 11 to park with ease - 5 minute drive. Couple of miles to Morrissons, which also has a cafe for an easy meal. Would return - enough said.
We have just returned home to Dublin, Ireland, from the most wonderful holiday at Wooda Farm Park. We had high expectations after reading through their website and were very much looking forward to our holiday, we were not disappointed. The Pine caravan, though one of the oldest static caravans they have, was very clean and spacious and fulfilled all our requirements as a family of 5. The facilities were superb. Great playground, woodland pixie walks, duck pond and farmyard friends gave our 3 children so much pleasure and enjoyment. We didn't need to use toilet and shower blocks, but the laundry was very useful and fairly priced. The shop is small but had all the essentials, treats and extras needed, The take away is great and well priced and the Courtyard bar and Linney larder offer great food, again at reasonable prices. The whole site is kept immaculate. Wooda is great for travelling to North Devon and other areas of Cornwall and the surrounding beaches (Summerleaze in particular) and Bude town are just fantastic. We are already planning our summer holiday to Wooda for 2008.
Just returned from a weeks stay at Wooda after spending weeks earlier this year trawling the reviews on here to find a site that sounded suitable - and have to say we were not disappointed. Slightly expensive at £29.50 a night for a family of 5 in one tent, no gazebo, pup tent ,dog etc, but as OH always says "you get what you pay for" We had pre-selected our pitch before we went, chose E48 in the main area, but this was facing the sun in a morning, and by the time we came home after our days out the sun had moved right round the back of the tent, so there was total shade all around us and it wasnt ideal for sitting out in. If we were to go again, we would select a pitch facing the opposite way. The pitch itself was very muddy in the middle, but the owners had put some sort of sand down over it, which took away the moisture but did leave the ground with a sort of plasticine feel underfoot! The pitches were very wide and the area we were in all had a hedge running down the back of them to seperate you from the row behind, no side seperation though. The down side of the pitches is that they didnt seem very deep - we had only about a metre or so of space at the front of the tent, before the tarmac road. I do think the roads around the site are not very suitable at all, you can only get one vehicle down at a time. And at the ends where you need to turn the corner, it is very very tight, even for just a car - the people with camper vans or towing their caravans had a right job on. The roads were also very busy, and I didnt feel safe letting my 5 year old wander about up and down our row very often, due to the volume of traffic. The site itself though is beautiful, tended to every day, there was always someone zipping up and down with a lawnmower, or chopping back trees. The toilet and shower block was in very good clean condition - push button showers which I always find a bit annoying, and I have to say that whenever we went for a shower, the water was too hot for both my 10 and 5 year old daughter to use. Although I have to say that I did mention this to the office and they said they would turn down the thermostat. I ended up paying £1.50 for the last 2 days of our holiday to enable us to use the family bathrooms which was money well spent. Elsewhere, the kids play area was very good, looked almost new, but it is in the most awkward of places to get to from the main area. You have to cross one of the main roads to the other fields and farm/linney larder area to get there, and it is very dangerous, I was a nervous wreck everytime my 10 year old went there on her bike. The Linney larder,pub. Games room. Sports hall are all a few minutes walk away from the main site, but they are worth going to. The pub was lovely, didnt try any food, but hired the badminton court for 1 hour at £5 which I thought was very reasonable. Kids didnt use the games room much as it seemd to be being used by kids who must have been there a while as they seemed to rule it ! But apparently there was a tv, pool table and table tennis tablein there. Shop sold very limited expensive stuff, but was sufficient for what we needed while we were there. The location is ideal for Bude, and Summerleaze beach there is lovely. We were lucky as we had wonderful weather while we were there and went on the beach nearly every day. Kids must have a go at bodyboarding as the waves are great! Me and my daughter also tried out the pony trekking at Efford Down stables, about 5 mins drive away, it cost £20 each for an hours trek, but it was worth it, as you get to wander over the fields above the cliffs and get a wonderful view. Overall I would give this site about 9 out of 10, would definitely recommend it , it was very peaceful; and we will more than likely return there if we wish to go down south again.
Excellent site. Everywhere really clean & well kept & the 1st week of our hols was school holidays (the site was full) & there were no queues for the toilets or showers. There is a family bathroom which costs £1.50 a day for the duration of your holiday. Well worth it for a bath & keep the little ones in one place! A nice touch would be to have soap in them as they have in the main shower blocks(but just being picky) The takeaway & pub food is excellent. A limited menu but its better to have quality rather than quantity. Good play park for the children & they were refurbishing it ready for the main season. Husband enjoyed the fishing. Its rather a steep walk back up from the pond but it kept us fit! Enjoyed the woodland walks but alas there were not many pixes to be seen! In summary Great area to visit & would definitely go back to wooda Farm.
Stayed at this site due to the glowing references on this website.
The site is well maintained and laid out. The showers are hot and free. As my profile states i'm new to this camping lark, I havent camped since I was about 9 in my parents back garden! This site is a lot better than the back garden, my 22mth old daughter loved the play area with the tractor and swings and slide, we had to pretty much bribe or drag her back to the tent, The walk round the pond is nice, and the grass on the pitch and putt is well maintained.
Although the site was quiet and we were just about the only tent we decided to pay the £1.50 per night for the family bathrooms, they are great and well worth the small price and I imagine that in peak times they would be fantastic as you wouldnt have to wait for a shower, plus you have the option of having a nice relaxing bath. The only thing missing in the family bathrooms though is a soap dispenser and hand/hair dryer. This meant having to go to the adjoined block to dry your hair after you have showered/bathed.
I would imagine that in peak times the site would have traffic problems as there is only a very narrow bit of tarmac between the fields and if you encountered another vehicle it would be hard to pass, this is only a small possible gripe to an otherwise spotless well thought out site. The onsite takeaway is ideal if you cant be bothered to cook a meal and the restraunt although undergoing work when we were there looked very nice. The pick your pitch idea is nice we had e49 which was an electric pitch on the end of a field, it had a hedge running behind it which offered protection from the wind and it was flat, spacious and was close to the water and refuse points. The pitches are marked out but I do think that during peak times the pitches on the main square fields would be congested. So long as you booked early and picked your pitch as we did then you would have no problems.
The shop was well stocked and the staff friendly. The reception area has plenty of information leaflets on places to vist come rain or shine.
The site is ideally situated for exloring Devon as well as Cornwall.
I would have no problem going back but would avoid peak times, the views from the site are nice with rolling hills and sea views. All in all a great site and I now have the camping bug.
Just got back after spending Whitsun w/e at this lovely site. Pitched up on Saturday which was a nice sunny day but forecast for Sunday was gale force winds and rain. Made sure pegs were in at 45 degrees and guys were secure. For once the weatherman got it right and the Vango got it's most severe test so far and after a night of rocking and rolling we're glad to say came through unscathed. The scene in the morning was like something akin to Beirut with tables, chairs and wind breaks having yielded to the elements. One unfortunate Argos tent had been reduced to a crumpled heap with broken poles. Rain persisted all day on Sunday but we made the most of it with visits to Bude and Boscastle. We sampled the local wares in the on site bar in the evening. The weather improved and the kids loved the pixie woodland walk. We would recommend this site to anyone, the shower/toilet blocks are first class. We feel the extreme weather was a liberating experience and we are ready for anything now!
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Is Wooda Farm Holiday Park child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
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 
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 
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
Just returned from this site after an excellent weeks holiday. The reception staff were very helpful and the pitch was easy to find. Fortunately we were on a hardstanding pitch (with water and electric hook up), as the weather was pretty poor, and the grass pitches were gradually turning muddy. 
