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Cornwall/Devon, where to go on holiday?
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Whereabouts in Cornwall do you usually head for?
'Caris' stayed @ West Wayland which is in Looe (East Cornwall):cool:You're Damned If You Do & You're Damned If You Don't.0 -
we are off down cornwall tomorrow. we are stopping 2 nights at the haven park in perranporth and then moving on down to the haven park in hayle for another 4 nights.been to both these sites many times before and they are both superb and have wonderfull beaches.0
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Different parts of Devon suit different people, some are quieter, some lively, some suit families, others the older people. Some places can be full of similar holiday makers, people looking for a evening social life, they head out with their kids at 8pm. Other places all but shut down by 9pm. You need to say what you are looking for in order to get a real recommendation. Always lived here, love it !Too many children, too little time!!!0
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i can recommend North Devon as i live there. fantastic beaches are saunton, woolacombe, putsborough, croyde. lots of attractions if the weather isn't very good. The "Ruda" holiday park is great for a family, right next to the beach! I also think that "The Golden Sands" holiday park at Woolacombe is great. i love it here!!!:j0
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Can anybody recommend Welcombe? We are looking for a quiet family holiday with plenty of fresh air.
And when is the best time to go in terms of weather, is there a website where I can see past statistics for Jun/July/Aug?
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We're planning to go to Cornwall for our honeymoon in June. Probably a couple of nights eachin about three different places. We'd like to visit the Eden Project, Launceston railway, Par, and Penzance. Can anyone recommend hotels or B&Bs? Don't want to spend the earth, but as its our honeymoon I don't wnat to do our usual thing of staying in Travellodges!ilovefreegle.org - give it away don't throw it away0
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I recommend Fowey south Cornwall, great place for pet lovers as well because you can take your dog in most pubs.
www.haybarncottage.com is a good place to stay and unwind.0 -
We just stayed at Hengar Manor near Bodmin, part of Hoseasons. They offer a just for two special offer. Some lodges have hot-tubs. Accomodation was excellent, lovely food in main building. We visited Tintagel Castle whilst there.Too many children, too little time!!!0
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Can anybody recommend Welcombe? We are looking for a quiet family holiday with plenty of fresh air.
And when is the best time to go in terms of weather, is there a website where I can see past statistics for Jun/July/Aug?
Thanks
Is that Welcome at Dawlish? We didn't like the standard of our accommodation there at all. However, it was 10 years ago. If you do go check the accommodation age and, if old, last date of full refurbishment of that accommodation.0
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