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This small scenic park sits only two minutes from a beautiful sandy bay and is a real hidden gem. Enviably located in a picturesque valley just 5 minutes from historic Tintagel the fabled birthplace of King Arthur it offers visitors a superb base from which to explore the magnificent North Cornwall coastline.
The land surrounding the park is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and there are a host of National Trust properties and hidden villages to visit during your stay.
Guests also have complimentary access to the superb leisure facilities of neighbouring park Ocean Cove just minutes away! Enjoy a good sized heated indoor pool sauna and steam room; the perfect way to unwind after a day of discovery and adventure.
Ruda, Croyde Bay, Devon
Enviably situated in the picture postcard village of Croyde on the West Country's 'Gold Coast' Ruda offers you a holiday paradise! Eternally popular with families this premier park is next to a glorious award winning beach in a wonderful setting for exploring the beautiful North Devon coastline.
Children will love their own clubs and once evening falls you can enjoy a quiet drink and a meal before enjoying the sparkling family entertainment in Atlantic Blue.
The North Devon coast is home to a wealth of attractions – Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park boat trips to Lundy Island and Watermouth Castle are all nearby.
Forest of Dean Lodges, Coleford, Gloucestershire
Nestling amid lush oak woodland these superb cabins enjoy a spectacular setting in the heart of England's first national forest park. An ideally situated base for exploring the beautiful woods historic market towns and picturesque villages that combine to create the magical Forest of Dean.
A wealth of outdoor activities await in the surrounding area from climbing and abseiling to canoeing in the Wye Valley sailing on the River Severn or enjoying the gentle walks and superb cycling paths in the largest oak woodland in the country.
Alternatively just sit back relax and soak up the glorious view peace and tranquillity right on the doorstep!
Family attractions and activities abound including craft centres gardens museums historic villages and steam train rides.
Mullacott Park, Woolacombe, Devon
Commanding panoramic views over the Bristol Channel the Atlantic Ocean and the glorious Devonshire countryside Mullacott Park offers the perfect retreat for a relaxing holiday. Midway between Ilfracombe and Woolacombe this is a superb location for exploring the wonderful sandy beaches and wealth of attractions and activities North Devon is blessed with.
Together with luxurious state of the art accommodation you enjoy a coffee shop shop and launderette on site plus a bar and restaurant directly adjacent. Several fabulous sandy beaches offering both excellent surfing and tuition for beginners abundant fishing opportunities and the famous Tarka Trail affording over 180 miles of scenic walking and cycling are all close by.
Sandhills Holiday Park, Mudeford, Dorset
Enjoying a delightful setting in the wooded grounds of an 18th century Manor House Sandhills is situated right on the sea front between friars Cliff Beach and Christchurch Harbour. Superbly located for a seaside holiday with direct access onto the promenade Sandhills also makes an excellent base for exploring the New Forest with its ponies Dorset and the beautiful ’Isle’ of Purbeck. Christchurch Sailsbury Winchecter and Bournemouth with gardens good shopping and shows are all close by.
Wayside Lodges, Bromham, Wiltshire
Wayside is an exclusive group of well presented and spacious lodges nestling in 14 acres of privately owned paddocks and woodland within a small holding in the heart of Wiltshire. Each lodge enjoys outstanding views of the stunning Roundaway Hills. Salisbury Marlborough The National Trust villages of Lacock and Castle Combe together with Longleat Safari Park are an easy 30 minutes drive. Avebury Stonehenge and Bath are within easy reach while golf fishing horse riding and walks are available nearby.
Widemouth Bay Holiday Village, Widemouth Bay, Cornwall
Overlooking the beautiful sandy beaches and rock pools of Widemouth Bay this park offers the perfect setting for a family holiday. The popular seaside resort of Bude is just 3 miles away and the surrounding area is home to a wealth of unspoilt beaches secluded coves and picturesque fishing villages as well as the famous Eden Project. At the heart of the park is the indoor pool complex with its invigorating spa bath cascading into the main pool a sauna children’s paddling pool and sheltered sun terrace. Together with panoramic views across the bay the bar and club offer a mix of entertainment for all ages during selected key dates.
Grattons Cedar Lodges, Berrynarbor, Devon
Grattons Cedar Lodges are set within a picturesque hillside garden location with stunning views over the village of Berrynarbor and beyond towards Exmoor. It's an ideal base from which to explore the scenery of North Devon or just to relax in the peace and tranquillity of the park setting.
A play area and a laundry room+ are available on site. +Charges apply.
Meadow’s End Lodges, Cartmel, Cumbria
Meadows End Lodges are part of our Autograph Lodge Holiday Collection. Nestling peacefully in tranquil meadowland which boasts a David Bellamy Gold Award for conservation this stunning cluster of luxury lodges is ideally located for exploring the majestic Lake District.
Each exquisite lodge features a contemporary design that blends seamlessly with the idyllic setting creating a sumptuous base for relaxing and unwinding far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Private hot tubs offer a perfect way to soak up the unique charm of this indulgent rural retreat.
Outdoor pursuits bustling market towns scenic coastal walks and leisurely cruises on Lake Windermere number among a plethora of local attractions to suit all promising a host of cherished holiday memories.
Wooda Lakes, Holsworthy, Devon
Enjoying an idyllic setting in 22 acres of Devon countryside encompassing five fishing lakes these pine lodges offer you a haven of peace and tranquillity.
This is an excellent location for exploring the many treasures of both Devon and North Cornwall. Just five miles away are the expansive sandy beaches of Bude great for surfing watersports and sun. The market town of Holsworthy and a host of tourist attractions and activities are all within easy reach.
The Lakes with no close season each scaling 1½ acres in size and all well stocked with tench roach bream and carp provide the perfect setting for a rewarding and unhurried fishing experience.
