SELF CATERING CARAVAN
Sleeping 6 with Sea Views

Nestled in the heart of the Cornish Countryside
Just 2 miles from Looe and Polperro

There is a shop which is open seven days a week
The Eden Project - close by

Tariff from £199 - £395 pw
Duvets & pillows provided
but please bring your own bed linen

Situated in West Wayland Caravan & Touring Park, this quiet family owned and run site offers clean and modern facilities.

West Waylands is a small peaceful park, with no club house or pool.

Amenities include: A well stocked shop; Take away Restaurant; Childrens Play Area; Laundry Room and Shower Room.

Accommodation

Our spacious 8 berth holiday home has all the comforts of a home from home.

The kitchen area has gas cooker, microwave oven, fridge freezer, sink and constant hot water. The lounge/diner has a TV and video player which may help keep the children occupied whilst you plan your day. There are 3 bedrooms comprising of 2 rooms with 2 single beds in and 1 bedroom with a double in. The living room settee can also be converted into a double bed.

EAST CORNWALL - LOOE & POLPERRO

Polperro

Looe

Cotehele House - National Trust

Our central location offers easy access to the safe, family beaches of Looe, the quaint fishing village of Polperro and the breathtaking scenery of Whitsand Bay and Rame Head. The Eden Project is just a short drive away, as are the 'Lost gardens of Heligan' and the National trust Properties of Lanhydrock House and Cotehele - both famous for their beautiful gardens. On the Rame Headland, you will discover the charm of Mount Edgecumbe Country Park, nestled against the river Tamar, providing panoramic views of Plymouth, Drake's Island and Plymouth Sound.

Cornwall offers a host of attractions for the young and the not so young. The famous coaching Inn made famous by Daphne du Maurier's 'Jamaica Inn' . The Napoleonic, Bodmin Gaol is also just a short distance away, where you can experience the 'horrors' of life as a prisoner in the 1800s. Siblyback Lake is just two miles away, across the moor, providing watersports (dingy sailing and windsurfing) and fishing; there is a pleasant stroll around the edge of the lake.

Newquay and the famous Fistral Surfing beach is a welcome diversion for young surf boarders. This is Cornwall's mecca for the young, a lively town with the added attraction of a zoo and aquarium and the 'Tunnels through Time' - that everyone loves.

Further west you will find the holiday resorts of St. Ives, Penzance and St Michael's Mount and Falmouth (home of The National Maritime Museum Cornwall and famous for the Tudor Castle at Pendennis and its vibrant harbour) as well as attractions such as the Flambards Theme Park, Poldark Mine and The Land's End Experience.

Cornwall has so much to offer - why not come down and see for yourselves

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