It Is Not Too Late For A Caravan Holiday Get-Away

Aug. 26, 2011 - PRLog -- Devon and Cornwall have always been the preferred destination for holiday makers for a long, long time.  Most families make this trek year in year out to either a holiday park Cornwall, or a Devon caravan park.  The clever holidaymaker will base themselves in between these two counties, thus having the choice of touring around both of these beautiful areas in the South West of the UK.

This type of holiday is so free and easy, accommodation is perfect in static holiday homes, with all mod cons and most parks have facilities for eating, drinking, and enjoying in and outdoor activities.

Choose a holiday park near the sea, so both children and adults can enjoy beach activities, such as surfing, canoeing, sailing, and other pursuits on offer such as abseiling or rock climbing, just to name a few.  Stay on a Cornwall caravan park and enjoy what is around you. Bude is gorgeous, perched on the edge of England where you can stand at the edge of the Atlantic on one of Bude’s beautiful beaches and take in the wonders of the Atlantic Ocean second in size only to the Pacific Ocean.

Alternatively you may want to stay on one of many caravan parks Devon. It does not really matter where you stay as you will have the best time of your life, whether you are the active type or prefer a more sedate holiday, there is something for everyone.

The perfect choice is between both Devon and Cornwall and the area around Bude is a great base where you can explore both counties and visit places of interest. You will find that Cornwall caravan parks are scattered all around this area, also caravan parks Devon.

A spokesman for Wooda Farm Holiday Park Cornwall near Bude and on the border with Devon said “we, the Colwill family own and run Wooda holiday Park and have over time developed the park into something quite special, a gem of a find for those seeking the perfect get-a-way and the perfect location to visit both Devon and Cornwall.  Wooda Farm Holiday Park was once a working farm set in the Valle of Bush and as the farm diversified into tourism the forty acres of parkland was turned into the holiday park it is today”.  He went on to say, “we have great empathy when it comes to our disabled guests and make sure that guests wishing to book will feel comfortable with arrangements encompassing wheelchair access”.

Whether it is holiday parks Devon, or holiday parks Cornwall it is not too late to enjoy a family holiday get-away this summer.

For further information visit:  www.wooda.co.uk or you can check them out on Facebook to see what other caravan holiday makers have enjoyed during their recent visits, or follow them on Twitter.

# # #

Wooda Farm Holiday Park is represented by online advertising consultancy, Maxi Media Matters. Please direct all media enquiries to:

Email: admin@maximediamatters.com or call 0845 6807389