Poole Farm
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We have just returned from a 5-day stay at Poole Farm in our motorhome. It's one of the most tranquil sites we've ever stayed on, with uninterupted views over green fields and the sound of the River Tamar only a couple of hundred yards away. The pitches are generous, all hard-standing with individual EHU and fresh water taps. In one corner of the site is The Hut which houses a large shower unit, toilet and hand basin. Everything is spotless and would do credit to a good B&B or guest house.There is also a 'fridge which guests are able to use if their own 'cellar' is full. All these facilities are complimentary. As is the warm welcome from Louise, Greg and son Harvey. On arrival a cup of tea is offered, and during our stay we received ice creams and cakes which was also complimentary. I cannot think of anything else which could be done to make a visitor feel more welcome. This CL will become a regular for us.
Recommended
A really great site
BobB
Reviewed on 28/06/2015 08:40
Bliss
ivorwetwun
Reviewed on 22/06/2015 17:17
The Wow Factor
Pure Bliss
Jancal
Reviewed on 26/05/2015 13:33
OMG BEST SITE EVER
lynjim1
Reviewed on 23/05/2015 10:08
WOW
In a Class of its own
Greg, Louise and Harvey are perfect hosts, being warm, friendly and helpful. The location on the Devon/Cornwall border makes it the ideal base for touring the area with Lanhydrock, Cotehele, Saltram and Anthony House NT properties are a short drive away. The glorious North Devon/Cornwall coast is only 30 minutes away. Each large spacious hard standing pitch has 16 amp electricity and water supply, the space between pitches allows you to site your unit as you prefer. The "Hut" houses the immaculate shower room/toilet. Poole farm combines peace and tranquillity with first class facilities, all you could wish for in a CL. If you have non-caravanning friends the B & B compliments the site perfectly. Poole farm thoroughly deserved its CL of the year and sets the standard for all the others to aspire to. Launceston is only 10 minutes away with shops, supermarkets and plenty of places to eat and drink (Tesco has a Costa Coffee), if you want a pub with character then try the Eliot Arms. The only problem was our 12 nights was too short.