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Treamble Valley Out and about Local attractions •Crealy Great Adventure Park Experience Crealy’s legendary attractions, Welcome to •Buccaneer Baye combining magic and myths, wild rides A swashbuckling adventure awaits at and exciting adventures, getting nose to Newquay’s latest tourist attraction, so nose with nature and animals. step aboard Captain Calico Jack’s Pirate 01841 540276 Ship laying at anchor in Buccaneer Bay! www.crealy.co.uk Treamble Take a trip through the land of legend and hear tales of magic and mystery from •Lappa Valley Steam Railway Full steam ahead for Cornwall’s Big Little Cornwall’s rich and turbulent past! Railway! With three linked railways in a 01637 873379 lovely wooded valley plus play areas with www.buccaneer-bay.co.uk Valley climbing frames, a sand pit and adventure •Dairyland Farm Park castle, boating lake, crazy golf, maze, Enjoy the fun of an all-weather historic mine building and woodland Caravan Club Site attraction, providing entertainment walks to explore, you’re in for a big, fun for all ages - rain or shine. See lots of day out with plenty to do and discover! beautiful animals, including lambs, kids, 01872 510317 rabbits, donkeys, piglets and Lawrence www.lappavalley.co.uk the Llama. Large indoor play area too! •Newquay Zoo 01872 510246 Experience the world’s wildlife with African www.dairylandfarmworld.com lions, wildebeest, penguins, meerkats and •The Eden Project much more. Fascinating talks and feeding With a worldwide reputation Eden barely times every day. needs an introduction, but this epic 01637 873342 destination definitely deserves a day of www.newquayzoo.org.uk your undivided attention. Dubbed the ‘8th Wonder of the World’, there’s always Activities something new to see - go again & again! Get to know your site 01726 811911 •Cycling www.edenproject.com The nearest National Cycle Network route Undoubtedly one of the prettiest sites in premier holiday and surfing resort. Smaller to this site is Bodmin to Truro, Route 32, OS Cornwall, this 36 acre woodland park is Perranporth (3 miles) has its own three mile •Lost Gardens of Heligan ref SW82663. Unveiled in 1992 from under decades of set in an undulating valley, with sea views long golden beach, interesting shops, pubs overgrowth, discover the mysteries of The •Walking in the distance. It has charming pitching and restaurants. Ordnance Survey maps are available Lost Gardens, on an exploration through enclaves, a secluded play area for children in Reception. An excellent base for touring Cornwall, and Victorian Productive Gardens & Pleasure and one of the most extensive dog walks arguably the closest Club Site to the popular Grounds, a sub-tropical Jungle, pioneering •Sea bathing on the network, which doubles as a Bathing off the coast can be dangerous Eden Project. Be sure to fit in Holywell Bay, Wildlife Project and beyond. nature trail. 01726 845100 and special note must be taken of any beautiful Crantock village and National Trust www.heligan.com local notices. Newquay (5 miles) has eleven magnificent Trerice Manor. There’s excellent walking •Tourer Explorer beaches, and the range of facilities nearby, especially along the coastal footpath. Tourer Explorer is available on this site - ask you would expect from Cornwall’s at reception for your activity booklet! General site information Reception services Radio frequencies Safety on site Close by Radio 2: 89.7FM Mail and messages Radio Cornwall: 103.7FM Pets Supermarkets Mail and messages are put on the board Atlantic Radio: 107.0FM. Please keep your dog on a lead not The closest are Sainsbury’s and Morrisons in outside the office. Electric hook-up exceeding 3 metres at all times on the Newquay, about 6 miles from the site. Site shop The costs of electricity are included in your pitching areas and roads within the site, Cinema Open at the same times as reception. The pitch fee, but please help us minimise our and clean up after them. The Plaza in Truro, about 15 miles from shop sells Gas, Aqua Kem, postcards, maps, effect on the environment by considering There is an extensive dog walk and nature the site. Tel: 01872 272894. bread, milk, sweets and ice cream. your electricity use while on site. Also any trail on site. The Lighthouse in Newquay. saving could help to reduce pitch fees or Information Fire point Swimming pool help towards investments in new sites or (to activate alarm/warning) Located at all Located inside the laundry room building. redevelopments. Waterworld in Newquay, about 6 miles Leaflets are available about the many service points. The fire assembly point is from the site. Tel: 01637 853828. shown on the Site map. attractions and places of interest that you Tourist Information Centre can visit during your stay. Visitors In Newquay or Perranporth. Site facilities Please ask your visitors to make themselves Mobile & public telephones Public transport Mobile phones do not work in the area. Please see the Site map for locations of known at reception when arriving at the There is a bus service 30 minutes walk There is a public telephone located in the amenity blocks. site. If you are expecting visitors after hours, away, to Newquay and Truro. There is a visitors car park. Please note that this phone please meet them at reception. does not accept incoming calls. Vehicles and cycles train service from Truro (15 miles away), to Parents are reminded that children Plymouth and London. There is a ‘park and remain their responsibility and therefore ride’ at Truro. they should be supervised at all times, Pitches Places of worship and to ensure that all members of their C of E and Methodist churches are in Pitch care party follow the principles of road safety. Cubert. A Catholic Church is in Newquay. Steel awning pegs are required on this site. Motor vehicles and bicycles on site should, Motorhomes at all times, be used with due regard to If your pitch is left unoccupied, please leave the safety and convenience of others and your motorhome sign on display. their speed should not exceed walking Vacating your pitch pace (5mph). No cycling is permitted on If you wish to stay after 12 noon on your day site between the hours of dusk and dawn, of departure, please ask at reception. as determined by the Wardens. Any one- way system signs should be observed by all Barbecues vehicles and cycles. Foot pedalled cycles, These are allowed on site but open fires are scooters and skateboards can be used, but not. Please keep barbecues off the grass. are not allowed on the paved area around Tell us what you think… toilet blocks and communal areas and must TV reception If you have any comments or suggestions As part of the Digital Switchover, this not be ridden on footpaths. Please note region has now had its analogue that motorised mobility scooters are allowed that could help us to improve this Site, television signal switched off. In order to on site, but children’s motorised scooters or please put them in our Visitors’ Comments watch television on site you will skateboards are not. Book. And if you discover a local pub or need an Integrated Digital TV (IDTV) restaurant or an interesting place to go, or a digital receiver, and you may also tell us about that too! need an aerial or satellite dish. For more Site address: Truro TR4 9PR information visit www.digitaluk.co.uk. Telephone: 01872 573675.
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