Open 26th April 2010 - 27th September 2010

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A perfect base for exploring the amazing coastline and other attractions of North Cornwall, our Club Site near Bude is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The local beaches are a surfer’s paradise and also great for building sandcastles.

• Join the South West Coast Path – Britain’s longest National Trail – and walk to the beach at Crackington Haven or Tintagel.

• King Arthur’s legendary home is Tintagel Castle, now managed by English Heritage.

• The Launceston Steam Railway runs narrow gauge trains on the old North Cornwall Railway, linking Launceston with New Mills.

• The lovely village of Boscastle, tragically famous because of the floods of 2004, is five miles away.

• Sea fishing trips run from Boscastle. Catch mackerel, trace wrecks or search for sharks from the harbour.

• Bude town is nine miles north. The clifftops here form one of the most spectacular sections of the South West Coast Path.

• The Bude Canal has flat towpath walks, marshes and thriving wetlands. It is great for birdwatchers, walkers and cyclists.

• Cyclists can also enjoy the Camel Trail, which follows a disused railway along the Camel Estuary from Padstow to Bodmin Moor in the rugged heart of Cornwall.

• Local beaches include Widemouth Bay with its splendid expanse of sand. Surfing schools are run from the beach.

• Hidden Valley Discovery Park allows the whole family to take part in the Crystal Challenges and the Vault.

• Bude Jazz Festival is one of the UK’s leading festivals, taking place towards the end of August every year. Book early if you want to stay during the event.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CLICK ON WEB-SITE LINKS BELOW OR TELEPHONE 01840 230650 (before 8 p.m. please)

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