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Cornwall at its very best. From the Rugged Coastline and beautiful beaches to quaint villages and Bodmin Moor.
A wealth of stunning scenery.

Luxury Caravans - Click for larger image .

Polzeath Beach - Click for larger image © Photograph by Henry Grattan

Sailboats on the Camel - Click for larger image © Photograph by Henry Grattan

Privately owned new luxury caravans with one double bedroom and a twin room with additional double bed in the lounge. Both bedrooms and bathroom have heaters. There is a gas fire in the lounge and colour TV with DVD player. The kitchen is well equipped with gas cooker / oven & separate grill, microwave and fridge - freezer. Electricity, gas and bed linen are provided free of charge but please bring your own towels. We provide a shopping list to help get our holiday off to a relaxing start, order tea / coffee milk or a cool beer in the fridge. Our Holiday homes are privately owned and well spaced out in over 40 acres of wooded grounds a tranquil setting but within easy reach of the excellent facilities the park has to offer.

Indoor facilities: Excalibur Bar Bistro Camelot Entertainment Club Indoor fun pool with waterslide Sports programme with events such as aqua aerobics and scuba diving Inflatable fun time Indoor Soft Play area Takeaway & snack bar Amusements Pool tables Table Tennis Darts Mini Supermarket Launderette Outdoor facilities: Crazy Golf Fun Tower Adventure playground Laser Clay pigeon shooting	Rock Pools with Stepper - Click for larger image © Photograph by Henry Grattan

St Minver is a great place to use as a base for your holiday. A drive of less than 2 miles will take you to Rock Sands. Here you can hire a boat or learn with the Camel Sailing school. There are banana boat rides, canoeing and water - skiing. A passenger Ferry can take you to Padstow.

Follow the coastal path around to Daymer bay where you will find St Enodoc Church, once buried in the sand dunes now restored, it is also the final resting place of Sir John Betjamin. Nearby is St Enodoc Golf club an enviable place to play golf on the cliffs with natural bunkers so I'm told. The beach here is very popular with families and has a private car park open from 9am to 9pm with shop, cafe and beach hire.

Follow the coastal path onwards to Polzeath. A well guarded local secret, this beach has it all, swimmers, sandcastle builders and surfers of all kinds enjoy its flat sandy beach. Surf gear is available to hire and there is easy parking on the beach. There is an abundance of places to eat from snack bars to sea view restaurants and cliff top pubs catering for all tastes.

If you have had enough of sand between your toes and want to give your suntan a chance to cool off there are many places to visit away from the coast. Travel back to Wadebridge a busy market town, the bridge said to be built on sacks of wool, has since been rebuilt with stronger stuff and has opened up a beautiful area along the estuary with restaurants and shops. Wadebridge is a central point for the "Camel Trail" once the old railway line from Bodmin to Padstow an 18 mile stretch following the course of the river Camel Popular with walkers, cyclists and horse riders alike this level path takes you through stunning scenery. There are many places to stop and catch you breath and refuel with a light lunch or a delicious cream tea. Bike hire available from Bridge bike hire has a great selection from trikes and tandems to trailers and tagalongs.

Polzeath - Above the Surf - Click for larger image © Photograph by Henry Grattan

Low Tide at Daymer Bay - Click for larger image © Photograph by Henry Grattan

Padstow can be reached by trail, road or passenger ferry from Rock, this pretty fishing harbour is home to the Obby Oss who dances in the street on May Day, visit the Lobster Hatchery, stroll around the delightful harbour or treat yourselves to lunch at Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant, advanced bookings advisable for evening meals. Don't hurry back, use the Evening Water Taxi between 7pm and Midnight.

Head inland to Bodmin and cool off in the dungeons of the old county Jail or hop on a steam train for a Pasty special or Murder Mystery ride. You can even see Thomas the Tank engine and the Fat Controller. Pencarrow House an historic Georgian house and gardens still occupied by the Molesworth - St Aubyns. Lanhydrock House gives you a glimpse of Victorian life with 50 rooms on show Upstairs to Downstairs.

Bodmin Moor is steeped in legend. Hut circles, ancient rocking stones, granite tors including Brown Willy our only mountain. Take the popular Pub ride from Hallagenna stables to Blisland and visit the Camra award winning Blisland Inn while the horses rest on the village green. If all the fresh moor land air has given you an appetite why not visit The Potter's Barn at Wenford Bridge where they provide a mix of Mediterranean and Cornish fare - from Tapas and pizzas to grilled fish & steaks all served on plates made at the Pottery using a blend of Cornish clays.

Finally a visit to Cornwall wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Eden Project. Book "fast track" ticket's when you arrive at reception enabling you to jump the queues and enjoy a full day. Explore majestic rainforest's, the Mediterranean, South Africa and California all under the magnificent structure of the Biomes. Science meets Art & Technology in a Living Theatre of Plants & People. Prepare to be amazed.