Whitsand Bay Lodge Park
- Proprietor Robert Wintle
- Contact Reception
- Address Torpoint, Cornwall
- Telephone 01752 822597
- Telephone (Evening) 01752 822597
- Telephone (Rental) 01752 822597
- Telephone (Sales) 01752 822597
- Fax 01752 823444
- Website Visit Website
- BookingBook Online
- Season All year
How to get there
From the A38:
On reaching Plymouth, head for the Torpoint Ferry. Torpoint ferries run continuously which is a seven minute ride. No toll to pay (into Cornwall). On Leaving the ferry at Torpoint keep with the traffic on the main road for approximately three miles until you reach a fork in the road at Antony (first village).
Take the left fork marked 'Millbrook' (B3247) and continue on this road for approximately 1.5 miles until you meet a main 'T' junction.
Turn left at the 'T' junction and travel for about quarter of a mile, where you see a sign post marked 'Whitsand Bay', turn right and take the coast road overlooking the bay, continue along it for two miles until a gradient is reached. A few yards past the top of the hill on your left is Donkey Lane with the sign 'Whitsand Bay Holiday & Lodge Park', turn left and next left again, this road leads to the Reception.
Nearby
- Beach [100m]
- Boat launch [100m]
- Fishing [500m]
- Golf [3 km]
- Sailing [100m]
- Swimming (Indoor) [<100m]
- Internet Access [<100m]
- Gym [<100m]
- Snooker/Pool [<100m]
- Tennis [2 km]
- Sauna [<100m]
- Surfing [100m]
- Shops [2 km]
- Bar / Pub [100m]
- Restaurants [100m]
- Health Spa [<100m]
- Nature Trails [100m]
- Water Sports [100m]
- Features
- 7 Chalets (for rent) £125.00 - £795.00
- 8 Lodges (owned)
- 30 Lodges (for rent) £335.00 - £1,130.00
- Natural gas
- LPG stockist
- Piped LPG
- Laundry
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Shop
- Cafe
- Club house
- Take away food
- Children's play area
- Sauna
- Pets allowed
- Parking
- Family park
- Designated / private parking
- Visitor parking
- Ground rent (p.a.)
- Gated community
- No smoking accommodation available
- Hot tubs available
- Wireless internet
- Swimming pool (indoor)
- Golf (pitch and putt)
- Warden/Manager on site
- CCTV
Other Facilities Sun terrace and decking areas
indoor heated swimming pool complex
Games room with pool and table tennis
Seasonal entertainment for all the family
poolside cafe/wi fi area
live sports on 3 large flatscreen tv's
indoor and outdoor Childrens play area
historic tours of the fort now an ancient monument
chapel and library
restaurant and bars set in original 19th century setting
Special Offers Week 12th May 'cawsander' 3 night Lodge break £395 ( 3 bed. max. 6 berth )
week beginning 12th May Chalet 3 night break £199 ( 2 bed. max. 4 berth )
Owner's Description
There are lodge parks, and there are lodges at Whitsand Bay!. All our lodges have spectacular and unrivalled views spanning the two counties of Devon & Cornwall.
From your decking or your lounge, set before you is the gentle rolling cornish countryside with the TAMAR estuary and PLYMOUTH (stunning at night) against a backdrop of the beautiful DARTMOOR.
Sympathetically sited in tiers in a traffic free area. The Lodges at Whitsand Bay are without compare!
A superb location for a lodge holiday or short break. This AA 4 pennant park stands on a 19th Century hilltop fortification,now an ancient monument with many original features still intact and commands views stretching for miles over two counties.
There are a range of all weather facilities for you to enjoy including an indoor heated pool complex open all year * kiddies pool * cafe-bar and wi-fi area* shop* soft play * sauna * mini-gym * family shower rooms * laundrette * amusement arcade* sun terrace* chapel and library* play area* wildlife walk
'The Vaults' restaurant & bar with summer entertainment* sports bar* * monument features may be freely explored with regular FREE historic tours throughout the summer
Perfectly placed for exploring the many treasures of Devon and Cornwall, including the Eden Project (35 miles). Bustling Plymouth is just 8 miles away and popular Looe is 12 miles. Among a wealth of local attractions are an array of museums, a steam railway, Lanhydrock, Cotehele and St Michael's Mount, a Monkey Sanctuary, and a host of fishing villages, coastal walks and outdoor activities.
We hope we have given you a taste of what owning your own holiday lodge or coming to us for your holiday would be like, but for some more information, why not click through to our web site by using the link above.
Alternatively, if you would like to look at our brochure in the comfort of your home, please use the faciity below.
These details were last updated on Monday 14 May 2012
