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Holiday Park Lodges for hire, ideal for any holiday at Bulworthy Forest Lodges.
In an idyllic setting surrounded by an atmosphere of peace and tranquillity, these secluded lodges are nestled in 25 acres of woodland and boast five well stocked fishing lakes. Situated between the North Devon towns of Bideford, Barnstaple and Torrington, the lodges are set down a picturesque tree lined woodland drive at the entrance to Bulworthy Forest and offer the perfect environment for a relaxing and memorable holiday. There is a sandy beach just 5 miles away with shops and a pub within 4 miles.
Enjoy the free carp and coarse fishing available. The beautiful surrounding woods invite leisurely rambles and are home to an abundance of wildlife, and a variety of flora and fauna.
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Accommodation and facilities |
Due to the steep gradients and steps Bulworthy Forest Lodges are not suitable for wheelchair users or persons with severe mobility difficulties.All-male, all-female or young mixed groups – please check when booking No pets
Fishing is available on the park or nearby
- Hot tubs
- Secluded woodland setting
- Fishing
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Outdoor hot tub (Foxglove, Chestnut, Bluebell, Oakapple and Larches) TV/DVD Kitchen including microwave and washing machine Bath with overhead shower Bed linen, duvets and towels Beds made up for your arrival Barbecue Double glazed Central heating included Electricity included Travel cots and highchairs free of charge All-male, all-female or young mixed groups – please check when booking No pets
Weekly Price Range: £235 - £926- Please note that the prices shown here are intended as a guide only for
Bulworthy Forest Lodges. To get the latest prices and offers please click on the
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Local Area Finding Bulworthy Forest Lodges
SatNav Postcode: EX39 4PY
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The local Area around Bulworthy Forest Lodges
Wild and rugged round Hartland Point, then stretching out into wide, surf-washed sandy bays - explore one of the world’s loveliest coastlines when you take a Hoseasons lodge holiday in North Devon. Surfers and sailors flock to Woolacombe, Saunton, Croyde and Ilfracombe, and windsurfing, water skiing, canoeing and diving are all popular on this coast too, while walkers are attracted to the spectacular views along the coastal path. It’s also a working coast, and fishermen still bring their catches into harbours at Bideford and the enchanting villages of Appledore and Clovelly, whose whitewashed cottages seem to tumble down steep cobbled lanes to ancient quaysides. And when planning holidays in North Devon, don’t miss a chance to take a boat trip to Lundy Island, a beautiful haven for wildlife. |
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User Reviews
We have 229 reviews in our database for Bulworthy Forest Lodges. Only the last 10 are shown for each holiday park
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Date of stay: 2006 |
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| Peace and tranquility in an idyllic setting. Excellent accommodation, fishing and a site owner who obviously values his customers and their needs. |
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Date of stay: 2006 |
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| fantasic location, great lodges, good fishing, so relaxing from city life - And the hot tub blows you away! |
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Date of stay: 2006 |
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| This holiday park is very good. |
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Date of stay: 2007 |
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| The park was perfect, please keep it as it is! |
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Date of stay: 2007 |
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| This holiday was a home from home, the accommodation was of a high rating and very well equipped. I would say that it is a peace and quite setting and quite a romantic setting. If you want to be situated in total peace then this is your place! |
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Date of stay: 2008 |
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| The location and site were fantastic and had a great holiday the only problem was we had to leave. |
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Date of stay: 2009 |
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| Very relaxing - we didn't want to go home! |
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Date of stay: 2009 |
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| A great lodge, a superb setting, a luxury hot-tub and not far from pubs, amenities. We are going back soon - I would recommended it to anyone wanting to relax! |
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Date of stay: 2009 |
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| I would recommend this holiday to anyone who needs a peaceful break away from it all. |
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Date of stay: 2009 |
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| I have already recommended this holiday as the location was perfect and the accommodation was superb - I particularly enjoyed the hot tub! |
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