Holidays Parks in Wadebridge, Caravan Sites, Lodge & Touring Parks

Wadebridge is a pretty market town on North Cornwall with a really strong community and culture with several events throughout the year including the Royal Cornwall Show at the nearby showground and the Cornwall Folk Festival. The tourism industry in the area has thrived since the opening of the A39 bypass in 1991 and now the Wadebridge area has a good number of caravan parks, touring parks and campsites.

Wadebridge is really popular because it is easy to get from the A39 to your holiday park with several locations such as Rock, St Minver, Polzeath, St Issey and Port Isaac nearby. The town has easy access from the main roads to several supermarkets, they do get really busy in the summer and it makes holidaying in the area really easy.

 

Along with access to a number of beautiful Cornish villages, the town is also the focal point for the Camel Trail. This was previously a rail line between Bodmin and Padstow with Wadebridge near the middle and is now a permissive cycleway so you can walk or cycle in either direction and hire bikes in Wadebridge. The majority prefer the scenic route along the River Camel to Padstow and the Camel Estuary, Bodmin though is really well worth the effort as the countryside views are great.

There are a number of holiday parks in the area, they are typified as smaller parks that have had areas of farmland adapted to parks over the years, with many remaining family owned. These are great, the owners really look after their parks and you get a more family feel on smaller more intimate parks that offer caravan, camping, touring pitches and glamping. This really is a special area, we have stayed at several great Cornwall caravan sites and campsites here over the years and there are some great places to visit nearby. Polzeath is a great beach, Port Isaac a must and a little secret spot which is a favourite of ours, Port Quin is just stunning!