Like a village on its own
I have just returned from a weeks stay at Wooda and what can I say apart from wow. The whole site is like a village of its own with its excellent well stocked shop, beauty shop, bar and restaurant and take-away. Not forgetting an actual caravan supply shop, nature trail, indoor and outdoor childrens play area, art studio, fishing lae, dog walking area, tennis/badminton courts need I go on? amazing. The little roads on to the pitches are particularly tight especially as people parked cars infront of their pitches instead of down the side of the caravans. The bude beach is within walking distance, however its an uphill walk all the way back with hardly any pavements so for safety I recommend that you drive their it has an adequate car park. The surrounding villages are beautiful and quaint lots of thatched roofed houses. We had a day trip to Newquay and went to the zoo (you can return within 7 days for free) a trip to port Isaac where doc martin is filmed, what a beautiful picturesque village that is definitely worth a trip there!! There is a Morrisons about 5 mins drive from site with a swimming pool and bowling alley next door. If you go on the nature trail don't forget to look out for the little pixies hidden in the trees (also available to buy from the site shop). The only downside was a group of tents 2 rows ahead of us which played music all day and night. Site rules stipulate that music must be off by 10.30 this continued well after midnight most nights. Even after complaints nothing seemed to be done. Facilities were beautiful and music played in to the shower block which is a nice touch. Showers were red hot though and no way of adjusting them (they are the pushbutton type) site maintained daily and when we had a small flooding incident (well rain into he awning created a small mud bath) the maintenance guys came straight round with some buckets of gravel and dried it up. Apart from the noisy neighbours I honestly can not fault the site and would definitely be back!
