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Follow postcode PL350BU until you see our blue signs - then follow them!

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Make your way towards Boscastle travelling from A39 via Marshgate towards B3263.
We are on the Bude side of Boscastle as shown on google maps.

Please follow our signs when you see them between Boscastle and Tresparrett Posts.

Peaceful family friendly site, enjoy the views and relax in the fresh air!

Park on your pitch and enjoy some peace while the children play and make friends.

Great showers and a covered washing up area incase the weather is inclement.

Barbeques are allowed but we ask you to use bricks provided to keep them from scorching thee grass.

Bocastle a 16th century harbour village is a 5 min drive and Beaches just 10 mins.

There are plenty of walks to try, a specially marked out route down through the Valency valley from the camp field. You may like to catch the bus up as its downhill on the way but an uphill return.
Its a request stop so just ask the driver to stop at the end of the road.

Wideacres is a mile from the southwest coast path where you will breathtaking views and dramatic coastlines









Things to do

Toilets
Showers
Electric hook ups
Ice block freezing
Chemical toilet disposal point
Playing field
Park area
Bus service
Local taxi's
Local shops
Near to sports facilities
Local pub

Contact : Richard & Linda
07971896360


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Reviews

Kim Melhuish
16/06/2023
5/5
We had a very enjoyable stay of 4 nights mid-week here in June. It is a well-maintained grass site, with almost entirely level pitches and a choice of EHU or non-electric. We were in the lower field which has good hedges on 3 sides and a lower hedge which allows a sea view and views as far as Tintagel. The facilities were clean, with four showers and four toilets. There's a washing-up room with two sinks and a freezer for ice-packs. It was a lovely, quiet site, as it was less than half full, out of school holidays. Though it seems it would be spacious enough when more units are staying, with four separate fields. The owner was friendly, though as the bar was not open during our stay, we only got to say hello upon arrival. There's a path direct from the campsite which connects to the public footpaths to Beeny Cliff (Coast Path) or to the Valency Valley walk to Boscastle, where there are shops and places to eat. Only one comment: recycling is limited to glass bottles only, so we took our other recycling home with us.

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