Budemeadows Reviews

Some of our reviews, as posted on other websites

UKCampsite.co.uk: July 2008

This campsite was the first stop on a weeks adventure, walking the Coast Path. The directions sent with the booking confirmation were very accurate and helpful, the journey was not stressfull at all.

The site was kept spotlessly clean and staff were helpful.

The facillities were excellent , with everything you could need there. The takeaway was particularily good, with home cooked, well priced meals.

The setting was convienient next to the A39, and even though our pitch was next to the road, the road noise was not a problem. The location was a good walk from Widemouth Bay, but there is little there, so it was a good job the campsite had such good facilities. We found a good pub in Marhamchurch on the way back from Bude, which is worth visiting.

There was an excellent array of info and leaflets which were accessible 24hrs. Grumpy Petes bar served delicious cappucinnos and real Ale in bottles.

Overall, would reccommend this site to anybody.

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EBay Communities - Camping and Stuff May 2008

Hi again,

Yes we do like the back to basics style! Also, no it doesn't make you sound like a snob! Live and let live, we all like different things!

Although I have stayed on plenty of normal sites. Simply the best one I can recommend is Bude Meadows (www.budemeadows.com), although not sure if Bude (Nr. Newquay, SW England) is any good for you?

It's a lovely site with a pool and very very good showers (and a bath!) and wash up area. It is also very reasonably priced at £4.60 - low, £8.00 - mid, £10.50 - high (seasons) for one night. 7 nights and the price goes down. Have a look at http://fp.budemeadows.plus.com/Tariff_Budemeadows_camping_cornwall.htm for the prices (and no, I don't work for them!).

We met some fantastic people there and formed good friendships. The site is very kid friendly, and although you are kid free, when we were there it was no problem at all as the kinda people it attracts ensure that it's a quiet site.

Lots of nice stuff quite close as well - bring on the cream teas!

Sorry for waxing lyrical about this site, but it is the best I have found to date that would suit your needs.

Check out the ukcampsite link I gave above, as its a great site that has reviews from real people that have actually stayed on the site. There is also a link to sites that allow open fires if you are interested. If you can't find it, ping me on here and I will post a link.

Will try and dig out some pics for you. Please don't post a personal email address here, I will chuck them up on my flickr account if I can find them.

Pete

Post was edited by: inditech72 at 12-May-2008 14:07

Western Morning News: 5 January 2008

Living in the Westcountry it can be easy to become blase about the beautiful scenery that we might regularly pass.

But it was impossible not to be blown away by the awesome sight from on high over the beginning of the Camel estuary between Rock and Polzeath.

I set up stall for the night at Budemeadows camping park just off the Atlantic Highway near Bude. Facilities have changed a lot since my last experience of campsites about 20 years ago and campers here can enjoy hot showers, spotless toilets, a heated swimming pool and electricity to fire my much-needed two-bar heater.

I carried on up the A39, dropping off on to country lanes to climb up to the magnificent Hartland Point and then on to Bideford and the top surf spots of North Devon around Croyde.

See the full article LAID-BACK WAY TO LIVE THE DREAM

UKCampsite.co.uk: August 2007

Recently returned from a superb 2 weeks at Bude Meadows and would highly recommend this site to any touring/camping visitors to North Cornwall.

We all liked it so much we booked again for another 2 weeks next year. (Even our 12 year old daughter was happy - helped along by the heated outdoor pool, pool/games room and “Grumpy Pete’s” bar/board games/Internet room).

The pitch sizes were good and the electric hook up superb (16amp all round). The toilet blocks and washing up facilities were always clean and have plenty of character (they’re not just prefab buildings in the middle of the site). There are plenty of water/grey waste points around the site but you’re best off using chemical toilet disposal point for your grey waste for ease of use.

The local beach is fantastic and only a mile away (Widemouth Bay). Dogs are allowed on the South beach (which was the quieter beach). Whether on the North or South, the beaches were superb with plenty to do. Great sand, rock pools, shallow pools and superb waves for boarding.

The staff were always helpful and managed to act ‘over and above the call of duty’ on more than one occasion. They made us feel as if we’d known them for years and were part of their extended family. Simply brilliant!

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The Sunday Times, Summer Top 50: 10 June 2007

18 CAMP SITE Budemeadows Holiday Park, Cornwall If your holiday accommodation comes in a bag with a rubber mallet, this place is bang on. A mile from the surf-strafed strand at Widemouth Bay, and a Camel Trail bike ride from Padstow, Budemeadows combines immaculate facilities, heated outdoor pool, playground, bar, with a proper bucolic sense of getting away from it all. Not big, not crowded, even in high season - but book fast if you want to pitch up here in August.

View the full article at Sunday Times Online

Links to other web reviews of Budemeadows Campsite in Cornwall

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Remember - when you want a Campsite in Cornwall, come to Budemeadows - The place to stay near Widemouth Bay