Your unforgettable Cornish holiday
Bude: Your gateway to unforgettable Cornish holidays
Are you looking for a Cornish escape that combines breathtaking coastal scenery with a wide range of experiences? Look no further than Bude, where Cornwall begins.
The stunning North Cornwall coast
Bude is a paradise for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone looking to enjoy the very best of the Cornish coast.
Bude is more than just another holiday destination. With its unspoiled beaches, dramatic cliffs and easy access to coastal paths, it offers the perfect blend of relaxation and outdoor adventure. From welcoming places to stay and family-friendly beach days to watersports, local food and independent shops, Bude delivers an authentic and memorable Cornish escape. Whether you’re here to explore, unwind or simply soak up the scenery, discover the unique charm of Bude.
Things to do in Bude
Discover the many ways to enjoy Bude, where coast, countryside and culture come together to create a truly memorable Cornish experience.
From exploring wide sandy beaches and trying water sports like surfing, kayaking and paddleboarding, to walking stretches of the South West Coast Path, there’s something here for every pace and interest. The dramatic cliffs, rock pools and coastal views make every outing an adventure.
Immerse yourself in local life by sampling fresh Cornish produce, browsing independent shops and galleries, or joining in with seasonal events and festivals. Take a refreshing dip in the iconic Bude Sea Pool, a much-loved tidal pool set against the Atlantic backdrop.
Whether you’re beachcombing, wildlife watching, relaxing with family or picking up a handmade keepsake from a local art or craft business, Bude offers a rich mix of activities that celebrate the character and charm of the North Cornwall coast.
Ivyleaf Golf Centre
Golf Course
Nestled just 3 miles north of the charming coastal town of Bude, this family-friendly golf centre features a picturesque 9-hole course set amidst the spectacular Cornish countryside.
Measuring at 2300 yards, the 9-hole golf course presents breathtaking panoramic views of the Cornish coastline, Bude town, and the inland moors.
Perfect for golfers of all ages, particularly beginners, Ivyleaf prides itself on being beginner-friendly. They foster a relaxed environment with no dress code and eliminate the hassle of tee time reservations—simply show up and dive into the joy of golfing fun! Take advantage of the convenient club, trolley, and buggy rentals to enhance your experience, or feel free to bring your own.
The course is open 7 days a week, allowing you to savour a leisurely round at your own pace.
Golf Range
Perfect your swing at the dynamic driving range at Ivy Leaf Golf Centre!
Boasting 7 undercover bays, indulge in focused practice sessions regardless of the weather.
Their range features high-quality Srixon 2-piece range balls for an authentic feel to your shots.
Extend your practice into the evening with LED floodlights illuminating the range until 9 pm (Monday-Saturday), ensuring optimal visibility for every swing.
Outside, a £1 coin-operated ball dispenser adds convenience to your practice routine.
Ample parking and club hire, making it accessible for golfers of all abilities to enhance their game.
Golf Simulator
Dive into a world of golfing thrills with our advanced simulator at Ivy Leaf Golf Centre! Choose from a selection of over 150,000 courses, elevate your game with detailed shot analysis, and share the experience with up to 4 players per session. Swing by and play the course of your dreams today!
Important: Use of the golf simulator is only during office hours. If you wish to book outside of these times, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.
Join Ivyleaf Golf Centre for an experience that combines the beauty of the surroundings with the joy of the game.
St Swithin's Church
St. Swithin’s Church at Launcells was famously depicted by Sir John Betjeman as Cornwall’s ‘most unspoiled’ church, tracing its origins to the late 15th century. Incorporating remnants of an earlier 14th-century structure, the building exudes historical charm and architectural integrity.
The Manor of Launcells has a rich history dating back to its mention in the Domesday Book of 1085. Launcells Church, first documented around 1200 when it was assigned to the Abbey of Hartland, boasts an early Norman font. Originally dedicated to St. Andrew, the church was later rededicated to St. Swithin in 1321. During the 15th century, the church underwent reconstruction, with the granite north arcade slightly following the south arcade, crafted from Polyphant stone. The porch retains its original seating and holy water stoup, while the windows feature perpendicular tracery and ancient clear glass, some of which is remarkably old, albeit reconstructed in the north aisle.
Preserved from the 15th century, the original wagon roofs embellish the church, adorned with intricately carved wall plates, purlins, and bosses, while the stairway to the former roof loft resides in the north aisle. A solitary painted panel remains from the original rood screen. The chancel boasts a floor paved with 15th-century Barnstaple encaustic tiles, and the church proudly displays over 60 carved bench ends dating back to the 16th century. A striking wall painting, recently conserved, depicts Abraham and Isaac in Tudor Costume on the west wall, hinting at potential further paintings concealed beneath the plaster.
At the entrance to the south porch lies the oldest tombstone, dating back to 1574, while the Chamond monument in the southeast of the chancel dates to 1624. A Royal Coat of Arms of Charles II adorns the space, alongside six bells, the oldest of which is dated 1751. Georgian influences are evident in the pulpit, tester, and box pews on the north side. In the churchyard, three listed chest tombs, ranging from the late 16th to mid-18th century, further enrich the historical tapestry of Launcells Church.
Any visitor to St. Swithin’s Church will immediately be captivated by its picturesque setting nestled in a tranquil valley, complete with a quaint bridge and babbling stream, alongside the revered Holy Well, said to never run dry. The meticulously maintained graveyard includes a conservation area dedicated to nurturing both insects and flora. Notably, the final resting place of Sir Goldsworthy Gurney, the renowned inventor of Limelight, adds to the site’s historical allure.
Inside, the church is bathed in natural light streaming through its clear glass windows, showcasing its unique architectural features. Visitors are treated to a striking Tudor mural, elegant Georgian pew ends, and exquisite Barnstaple encaustic tiles. Adorning the north wall is a magnificent, sculpted coat of arms of Charles II, accompanied by a letter inscribed by the monarch himself. Perhaps the most remarkable treasures of the church are its intricately carved 15th-century pew ends.
Teylu Glass
The inspiration for our creative endeavours is drawn from the Cornish word for family, “Teylu.” Together, as a family unit, we have ventured into the world of fused glass art and workshops, creating pieces that reflect the beauty and warmth synonymous with the Cornish spirit.
In the heart of our artistic journey is Beau Nidol, a space where two sisters, fuelled by a passion for cutting glass and crafting fused glass art, collaborate with their mother, Julie. Beyond being a family-run venture, it’s a place where creativity flourishes, and the unique charm of Cornwall infuses every creation.
From these roots, Teylu Glass emerged—a testament to the bonds of family and the pursuit of a life where moments with loved ones take precedence. We invite you to join us on this extraordinary adventure, where art, family, and the Cornish spirit converge to create something truly exceptional. Welcome to Teylu Glass, where every piece tells a story of family, love, and the beauty of Cornwall.
At Teylu Glass, our customers are an extension of our family. Our aim is to create an atmosphere where you feel entirely at ease and relaxed during workshops. We want you to derive the utmost enjoyment from your time with us, crafting beautiful, fused glass items. Your comfort is our priority, and we look forward to welcoming you into our creative space. We have an array of workshops, including engaging sessions tailored for primary-aged children, workshops designed for those aged 12 and above, and exclusive private parties ideal for hens, stags, team-building events, and birthday celebrations. We’re also equipped to accommodate small school groups or clubs such as scouts and youth clubs.
Bude and North Cornwall Golf Club
Bude and North Cornwall Golf Club was founded in 1891 when it was then known as North Cornwall Golf Club. It is a classic links course which is defined as being on sandy soil and next to the coast without many trees. As a result, the wind can be a big factor on a links course, considered by most to be trickier to play on. It’s a beautiful course with undulating greens and stunning views of the coast and countryside. Conveniently located in the centre of Bude with parking, onsite bar and restaurant which is open to members and non-members and an outside terrace area with sunset views over the sea.
War Horse Valley Countryside Park
Parsonage Farm, nestled in the heart of Devon, holds a century-long legacy within its fields. It serves as the backdrop to Michael Morpurgo’s renowned novel, War Horse, set amidst the picturesque parish of Iddesleigh.
This hidden gem of Devonian countryside boasts breathtaking vistas of rolling hills and verdant valleys, with Dartmoor standing majestically in the distance.
Come and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of War Horse Valley – explore its agricultural heritage, uncover the stories of its resilient inhabitants, and delve into the wartime narratives that echo through its landscapes.
Step into the 400-year-old cob barn and discover nine captivating exhibitions:
World War I Exhibition: Delve into the impact of the war on Devon and the crucial role of horses in the conflict.
Parson Jack Russell: Learn about the legacy of Parson Jack Russell, the pioneering breeder behind the iconic terrier breed.
Farms for City Children: Explore the charitable work of Michael Morpurgo and his wife Clare in founding Farms for City Children.
Michael Morpurgo’s Books: Dive into the enchanting world of Michael Morpurgo’s literary creations.
War Horse: Experience the timeless tale of Joey and Albert through the book, play, and film adaptations.
Local Parish History: Uncover the rich history of nearby parishes, steeped in tradition and community.
Antique Farming Methods: Journey back in time to discover the farming techniques of yesteryear.
Vintage Farm Machinery: Marvel at a collection of historical farm equipment, including century-old tractors and ploughs.
World War I Style Trench: Brace yourself for a journey into the trenches, complete with surprises along the way!
Meet the menagerie of animals:
Joey the Horse
Miniature Shetland Ponies
Sheep
The 5 Alpacas
Geese Gertie & Gregory
Chickens galore
Dotty the rabbit
Pigs
Ducks
not forgetting the goats Rosie, Custard and Maria!
All the family will enjoy the Warhorse Valley Country Farm Trail, a scenic half-mile walk that winds through the countryside. Take a tractor and trailer ride across the fields and back to the Warhorse Valley Tearoom, where you can indulge in Devonshire Cream Teas and mouthwatering cakes while soaking in the panoramic views.
With comfortable seating both indoors and outdoors, including disabled access, and convenient facilities like toilets and handwashing stations, War Horse Valley Country Park ensure a delightful visit for all their visitors.
Surfing with Bude Surfing Experience
Scott, the Head Surf Coach, at Bude Surfing Experience whose extensive experience in the industry leads our team of highly-qualified instructors. Each member of our coaching team is carefully selected to align with our core values of ensuring both fun and safety at all times. We take pride in our commitment to excellence, with every instructor holding DBS checks, Safeguarding training, and certifications in Lifeguarding and Surf Coaching. Rest assured, we are fully insured and endorsed by Surfing England.
Whether you’re a complete beginner, an intermediate surfer, or someone seeking a few expert tips, we are dedicated to helping you progress swiftly and safely on one of Cornwall’s finest surfing destinations. Summerleaze Beach, one of our chosen locations, is not only dog-friendly but also perfect for families, featuring the unique Bude Sea Pool.
DAILY GROUP SESSIONS
Embark on our daily 2.5-hour group sessions tailored for all ages and abilities, maintaining a minimum ratio of 1 instructor to 8 learners. The session cost includes all necessary equipment. Families with children under 8 are welcome, but we kindly ask for a non-surfing adult to accompany them—please arrange this at the time of booking.
PRIVATE / BESPOKE SESSIONS
Unlock a personalized surfing experience by booking a private lesson, where your dedicated surf instructor focuses exclusively on you and/or your family. Ideal for families with small children eager to surf together, as well as individuals and couples seeking accelerated progress.
PEAK SEASON (July and August): Exclusive sunrise and sunset sessions only.
OFF-PEAK: Enjoy the flexibility of choosing your preferred timing.
We cater to diverse private group bookings, including stag and hen parties, corporate and team-building events, school, scout, and university groups, as well as birthday parties (for all ages over 8). Everyone is welcome for surf, SUP, and bodyboard sessions.
Vale of Avalon
Set out on an adventure at the Vale of Avalon where there’s something for every member of the family. From exciting den building and exploring Arthur’s stone to imaginative play in the wooden fort, children will be thoroughly entertained.
For those seeking a more tranquil experience, meander through the serene Muse Garden or enjoy a leisurely 500m stroll through the fields, orchard, and riverside trail, where you’ll discover the enchanting Lady Falmouth’s Secret Garden.
What You Can Explore & Experience:
Witness the historic Camlann Battlefield
Admire the 6th-century inscribed ‘Ogham’ Stone (also known as King Arthur’s Grave)
Dive into history at our Indoor Exhibition
Delight in the fragrant blooms of Lady Falmouth’s Secret Garden (18th century)
Relax in the picturesque ‘Muse Garden’
Explore the newly planted orchard
Discover the remains of a 13th-century longhouse
Observe wildlife thriving in its natural habitat
Wander the 500m woodland trail alongside the river
Let creativity flourish with den building using trees and twigs
Appreciate the newly planted flower beds
Enjoy family time in the dedicated children’s play area
Indulge in homemade tea & cake at the tearoom
Find a special memento in the charming gift shop
The Vale of Avalon is thrilled to inform you that they are a carbon-neutral, family-run small business dedicated to sustainability. On site is a liscensed Tea Room, free parking for both coaches and cars. Dogs are very welcome, no need to book ahead. Season tickets available for repeat visits.
Crooklets Pirate Ship
Perched on the sandy shores and nestled along the lively promenade at Crooklets Beach, you’ll find a sprawling, purpose-built wooden shipwreck playground, beckoning adventurers of all ages.
With its captivating design and ample space for exploration, this maritime marvel promises endless fun and excitement. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a landlubber, the shipwreck offers an immersive play experience that will ignite the imagination and create lasting memories.
Conveniently positioned near the Downs, this play area serves as the perfect pit stop before embarking on a picturesque stroll across the scenic landscape from Crooklets to Summerleaze. It’s a seamless blend of adventure and tranquility, ensuring a memorable seaside escapade for the whole family.
Canadian Canoeing with Atlantic Pursuits
Canadian Canoeing is a traditional long canoe that can seat between 2 and 4 people, as per the Inuit and Canadian First Nation people used many years ago. You use a single blade paddle which you use one side only.
It is a great activity requiring a little bit of team work and learning steering skills as you paddle up Bude Canal, an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Specializing in small groups and private family outings, ensures that your session consists of just 6-8 people, giving you exclusive access. Head Coach Sam Roberts brings over 30 years of outdoor experience to the table. As a national trainer for British Canoeing, one of the top 5 coaches in the UK, and a former international competitor for Team GB, his expertise and passion for canoeing are unparalleled.
Atlantic Pursuits pride themselves on offering quality equipment that is regularly updated and well-maintained. From buoyancy aids to dry-cags and stable canoes, they provide everything you need for a safe and enjoyable experience.
You’ll spend most of your session in the water, maximizing your fun. The introductions and warm-ups are informative but concise, ensuring you make the most of your time. Safety is paramount, which is why Sam and his team are all qualified with British Canoeing. Canoeing on flat water is extremely safe and ideal for families. Age is just a number! Canoeing sessions are suitable for individuals aged 5 and up, so don’t let age hold you back. Whether you’re 5 or 85, canoeing is a fantastic activity for everyone to enjoy!
Sue Read, Painter Of The Sea And Coast
Set in serene countryside, yet conveniently close to the sea, Sue Read’s studio resides within a converted barn on the picturesque Wooda Holiday Farm, where she spent her childhood days.
Now transformed into an award-winning destination, Wooda Farm Holiday Park provides a stunning backdrop for Sue’s work. Located just outside of Bude, with ample parking and easy access.
For those seeking an immersive experience, visiting the studio in person offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into her creative process and the inspiration behind each painting, while also providing a sense of connection to the surrounding landscape.
Sue’s studio showcases a collection of her latest artwork alongside prints and cards and a curated selection of ready-framed paper prints and large limited edition framed canvas prints.
Visitors are warmly welcomed to the studio, with flexible visit times available upon arrangement. Please feel free to reach out to Sue via text or phone at 07935100950 to schedule your visit.
Chestnut House
Chestnut House beckons with its sleek, contemporary design and spacious layout, offering a modern retreat amidst the tranquil surroundings. Step inside to discover an inviting interior adorned with oak flooring and a blend of modern furnishings and upcycled pieces, creating a stylish yet comfortable ambiance.
The ground floor welcomes you with a generously sized hall, providing ample space for coats and footwear. To the left, a vibrant lounge awaits, featuring chic red sofas adorned with plush cushions and throws, centred around a modern wood-burning stove. Through sliding patio doors lies your own secluded garden oasis, complete with a luxurious six-person hot tub. A cozy nook to the right offers additional seating, ideal for children’s playtime or quiet reading. Continuing through, you’ll find a convenient utility room equipped with laundry facilities and access to the garden. The adjacent kitchen, accessible from both the lounge and utility room, boasts modern amenities including an upright fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, and built-in oven and hob. The sociable oak dining table, accompanied by funky chairs, creates the perfect gathering spot for meals and conversation.
Ascend the stairs to discover the upper level, where the master bedroom awaits with a king-sized bed, flat-screen TV, and breathtaking views of the surrounding fields and coastline. An en suite shower and toilet ensure privacy and convenience. Two twin bedrooms offer serene retreats for guests of all ages, while an additional single bedroom provides a cozy haven for older children or adults seeking solitude. The family bathroom, complete with basin, toilet, and bath with over-bath shower, caters to the needs of every guest.
Ideal for larger families or groups of friends, Chestnut House can also be booked alongside Sycamore House next door, offering ample space for two families or a larger group to enjoy a memorable holiday together.
Outdoor Play Area – free to use
A delightful space featuring a play trail, swings, slides, a climbing frame, and a 14-foot trampoline with a safety net enclosure. For little adventurers on wheels, we offer a selection of bikes, trikes, and push-alongs.
Indoor Games Room – free to use
Perfect for those occasional rainy days or when the kids just need to let off some steam! Our games room features a soft-play area for little kids and a pool table for bigger ones, as well as a host of local information and free DVD library.
Animal Field – free to use
Originally a working farm, Court Farm Holidays still has some animals for guests to meet. Why not make a morning visit to the animals part of your daily holiday routine – don your wellies and help us feed our furry residents!
Swimming Pool – free to use
Dive into the inviting warmth of our 9.7 x 4.7m indoor swimming pool, which is open all year and heated to 30°C.
Children can revel in the fun with our collection of inflatable toys, floats, and noodles, adding an extra splash of excitement to their swimming adventures.
Fire Pits – free to use
Discover our two fire pit areas, perfect for some marshmallow toasting or a relaxed evening sundown session!
Tennis Court – free to use
Our all-weather surface tennis court is available for all guests.
Extras – small extra fee
The site also offers bike and wetsuit hire.
Upper Lynstone
Welcome to our family-owned and operated business, where we prioritise the cleanliness and upkeep of our facilities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all our guests. At Upper Lynstone, we offer modern caravans for hire and spacious camping and touring fields equipped with electric hook-ups and eight all-weather hard standings. Our commitment to cleanliness ensures that the park is maintained to the highest standards, allowing guests to enjoy panoramic rural and coastal views in a pristine environment.
For our camping and touring guests, we provide a comprehensive array of amenities to ensure a comfortable and convenient stay. Our modern, spacious shower and toilet block boasts heating for year-round comfort, along with a purpose-built disabled wet room for accessibility. In addition, we offer a covered dishwashing facility and chemical disposal area for your convenience. Plus, a second toilet block and heated family bathroom are available to accommodate our guests’ needs.
For those tackling laundry during their stay, our 24-hour laundry room is equipped with washing machines, tumble dryers, and separate sinks for both hand washing and dishwashing. Ironing facilities are available upon request from reception, requiring only a small deposit.
Families will appreciate our expansive outdoor play area, featuring swings, slides, climbing frames, and football nets, providing endless entertainment for children. For those who wish to stay connected during their stay, broadband data packages are available for a small fee. Please note that signal strength may vary throughout the park and may not support high-usage activities such as streaming services.
Convenience is key, which is why you’ll find bin bays conveniently located throughout our site, emptied daily and even twice daily during peak seasons. Plus, our recycling facility, situated opposite the play park, reflects our dedication to sustainability. In our well-equipped shop, you’ll discover a curated selection of camping essentials, food items, and delicious hot drinks to keep you fueled for your adventures. Need to keep your provisions cool? Take advantage of our freezer pack facility, available for a nominal fee.
As an authorised Camping Gas and Calor stockists, we’ve got you covered for all your outdoor cooking needs. And when it comes to planning your local excursions, our reception area is your go-to resource. Explore our extensive collection of literature and information on nearby attractions and points of interest.
We understand the importance of staying connected, which is why we offer charging services for mobile phones and laptops at reception, ensuring you’re powered up for your outdoor escapades.
Moonshine
Bedroom Area
The open-plan apartment features a super-king bed positioned beside the living area. Handcrafted from slow-grown Canadian pine and finished with natural beeswax to highlight its grain and texture, the bed is paired with a memory foam mattress for restful comfort.
Living & Dining Area
Relax on the spacious corner sofa and take in far-reaching countryside views. The characterful oak beams add a traditional touch to the otherwise contemporary design, while large bi-fold doors open wide to frame the Cornish landscape.
Thanks to minimal light pollution in the area, the night sky is a real spectacle — winter offers the clearest stargazing, though summer nights are equally impressive.
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49″ Smart Ultra HD 4K HDR TV
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Bluetooth® soundbar
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Blu-Ray/DVD player
Kitchen
The fully equipped kitchen is designed for convenience and includes:
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Nespresso coffee machine
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Dishwasher
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Electric oven & ceramic hob
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Microwave, kettle & toaster
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Washing machine with foldable clothes airer
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Fridge/freezer
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Crockery, cutlery & cookware
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Iron & ironing board
Bathroom
The en-suite bathroom combines style and luxury, with bold black sparkling tiles, a spa bath, a walk-in rainfall shower, and a waterfall tap with a round basin. Locally made toiletries and bath foam are provided for an added touch of indulgence.
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Spa bath
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Walk-in rainfall shower
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Locally made toiletries
Outside
Step through the bi-fold doors onto your private patio and enjoy panoramic countryside and sea views. Parking is conveniently located a short distance from the apartment.
Gwelva Hills Lodges
With dog-friendly options and sleeping between 4–6 people, we’ve got something to suit everyone!
Adjacent to Wooda Farm Holiday Park, but with its own entrance is where you will find our newly built two and three bedroom luxury self-catering accommodation lodges. Step inside and you will be drawn to the large open plan living area flooded with natural light from the floor to ceiling windows that frame the sea view across Bude.
The interiors in each property are all stylishly designed using soft hues which draw inspiration from the surrounding coastal landscape, creating the perfect space to relax and soak up the scenery.
The spacious open-plan sitting, dining and kitchen area means you will never miss out on a moment with friends and family. The log burner and modern, contemporary sofas make for a cosy place to spend winter days snuggled with loved ones. During the summer months, it’s all about the outside decking with woven cubed furniture, BBQs and glasses of ice-cold G&Ts – all you need to decide is who’s on drinks duty!
The eco-friendly rooftops sprinkled with wild-flowers, the bleached oak cladding and the beautiful reflective glass windows allow the landscape to echo throughout and blend the properties perfectly into their countryside setting.
Kittiwake Cottage
Part of the sunny Stable Courtyard, Kittiwake is one of six cottages approached through the original stable archway. Converted with imagination and care, it offers characterful accommodation ideal for families and small groups.
Inside, the split-level layout features an attractive kitchen and dining area overlooking the open-plan lounge below, creating a bright and sociable living space.
There are three bedrooms: a king-size double, a twin room (with space for a cot if needed), and a smaller bedroom with bunk beds—perfect for children. A well-appointed family bathroom includes a bath with shower over.
Outside, a grassy area with table, seating, and gas BBQ is reserved for your exclusive use. Next door, Heron Cottage can be booked alongside Kittiwake, making an excellent combination for larger family groups of up to 12 people.
Dog friendly.
Bay View Inn Hotel
At the Bay View Inn, guests wake up to breathtaking sea views and the soothing sound of rolling waves. This coastal accommodation provides the perfect retreat for a relaxing getaway, a family holiday, or as a base for exploring the stunning North Cornwall coastline.
Heron Cottage
One of the estate’s largest cottages, Heron comfortably accommodates up to six guests and has been finished to a high standard. Converted from the original stable buildings, its impressive open-plan living space features a lofty ceiling, spacious lounge, dining area, and a beautifully designed Shaker-style kitchen—perfect for bringing family and friends together.
All on one level, the cottage offers three well-furnished bedrooms: a king-size double and two twin rooms. There is ample space for two cots—one in the master bedroom and another in a twin room. A stylish family bathroom includes a bath with shower over.
Outside, Heron overlooks the old stable courtyard and has its own grassy area with table, seating, and a gas BBQ—ideal for relaxed outdoor meals.
Heron is especially popular with families and groups booking multiple cottages, as the generous living space provides plenty of room to gather. Next door, Kittiwake can be booked alongside Heron, making an excellent combination for larger family groups of up to 12 people (8 adults and 4 children).
Please note: no dogs allowed.
Penrhyn
Discover the charm of Penrhyn, a delightful self-catering bungalow just a short stroll from both the heart of Bude and the inviting shores of Crooklets Beach. Offering a perfect escape for a couple seeking proximity to both town amenities and the serene beauty of the coast, Penrhyn ensures a memorable holiday experience.
The spacious double bedroom, adorned in pastel colors with cream and pine furnishings, sets the stage for a restful night’s sleep. Relax and unwind in an atmosphere designed for tranquility.
The lounge/diner is a generously proportioned and comfortable space, featuring two two-seater settees, a dining table with four high-back chairs, a flat-screen TV, DVD player, and a radio/CD player. It’s a welcoming haven for relaxation after a day of exploring.
The kitchen is fully equipped to meet your culinary needs, boasting an electric hob and oven, microwave, full-size fridge and freezer, and a convenient coffee maker. Prepare delightful meals or enjoy your morning coffee in the comfort of your holiday haven.
The shower room/toilet offers a fully tiled and generously sized shower cubicle, W.C., basin, electric towel rail, and shave point. It’s a modern and practical space ensuring your comfort during your stay.
Step outside to a lovely garden area featuring a patio with garden furniture and a gas BBQ. This outdoor oasis provides a delightful spot to bask in the fresh coastal air, enjoy al fresco meals, or simply unwind with a good book.
Penrhyn ensures your convenience with a private parking spot, allowing easy access to your temporary home away from home. Laundry is made hassle-free with access to a washing machine at all times.
Being just a stone’s throw away from Crooklets Beach and a short walk from Bude’s town center, Penrhyn combines the best of coastal and town living. Embrace the tranquility of the seaside and the vibrant energy of Bude, offering a perfect blend for an idyllic holiday.
Coxswain's Cottage
Welcome to Coxswain’s Cottage, a charming Grade II listed cob cottage dating back to the 18th century, nestled in a serene residential street within Bude’s historic conservation area. This delightful abode combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering guests a stylish retreat in the heart of Bude.
Ideally situated, Coxswain’s Cottage is just a leisurely stroll away from Summerleaze and Crooklets beaches, inviting you to explore the stunning South West Coast Path. Additionally, the vibrant array of shops, restaurants, and bars that Bude has to offer are conveniently located right on your doorstep. At the end of the road, you’ll find The Barrel independent pub, along with a bakery, delicatessen, and a variety of independent food and clothing shops.
Step inside Coxswain’s, and you’ll find a welcoming ‘home from home’, meticulously furnished cottage adorned with contemporary décor. The cottage features an eclectic mix of modern furnishings and artwork by local painters and photographers, harmonising with its original features such as Persian rugs, slate floors, and stripped pine flooring. With gas central heating, the cottage offers a cozy retreat throughout the year, remaining warm in winter thanks to its thick cob walls and cool in summer with its slate floors.
The well-equipped galley-style kitchen boasts modern amenities, including a Panasonic fridge-freezer, double Rangemaster dual fuel cooker, Bosch dishwasher, and microwave. Adjacent, a separate utility room houses a washing machine and dryer, perfect for storing beach gear and muddy boots after a day of adventure. The kitchen overlooks a spacious dining room, offering a delightful space to savour meals while enjoying garden views.
For relaxation, the sitting room features two plush double sofas, an ornamental fireplace, and entertainment amenities like a TV, DVD player, and radio. Upstairs, two generously sized bedrooms await, each thoughtfully appointed with luxury bedding, quality towels, and ample storage space. The master bedroom boasts a double bed with a luxury sprung natural-filled mattress, while the twin bedroom offers comfort with quality interior sprung single mattresses.
At Coxswain’s Cottage, we understand that pets are family too, which is why well-behaved dogs are welcome by prior arrangement. A supplement of £30 per week applies, and to maintain the cottage’s standards, dogs are kindly requested to refrain from furniture and upper floor access.
Outside, the large private enclosed garden beckons with a patio area ideal for al fresco dining and a BBQ, providing the perfect setting to unwind and soak up the sun. Year after year, our loyal guests return to Coxswain’s Cottage, describing it as a ‘home from home’ and awarding it 5-star ratings.
Stables Barn
Nestled in the corner of our picturesque courtyard, Stables Barn is a captivating blend of traditional charm and contemporary interior design, adorned with our distinctive upcycled lighting and headboards.
The first floor welcomes you with a vibrant open-plan living area, fully equipped kitchen, and a dining space that exudes character. On the ground level, you’ll discover the master bedroom and a convenient shower-room, providing ease and accessibility. Ascend to the top floor to find a bright twin bedroom with flexible sleeping configurations—ideal for families or couples, as the beds can be joined together to create a superking.
With a dedicated off-road parking space in our secure on-site car park, convenience is at the forefront of your stay at Stables Barn. This delightful accommodation is perfectly suited for families with older children, couples, or two couples sharing, offering a unique and comfortable setting for your North Cornwall getaway.
Outdoor Play Area – free to use
A delightful space featuring a play trail, swings, slides, a climbing frame, and a 14-foot trampoline with a safety net enclosure. For little adventurers on wheels, we offer a selection of bikes, trikes, and push-alongs.
Indoor Games Room – free to use
Perfect for those occasional rainy days or when the kids just need to let off some steam! Our games room features a soft-play area for little kids and a pool table for bigger ones, as well as a host of local information and free DVD library.
Animal Field – free to use
Originally a working farm, Court Farm Holidays still has some animals for guests to meet. Why not make a morning visit to the animals part of your daily holiday routine – don your wellies and help us feed our furry residents!
Swimming Pool – free to use
Dive into the inviting warmth of our 9.7 x 4.7m indoor swimming pool, which is open all year and heated to 30°C.
Children can revel in the fun with our collection of inflatable toys, floats, and noodles, adding an extra splash of excitement to their swimming adventures.
Fire Pits – free to use
Discover our two fire pit areas, perfect for some marshmallow toasting or a relaxed evening sundown session!
Tennis Court – free to use
Our all-weather surface tennis court is available for all guests.
Extras – small extra fee
The site also offers bike and wetsuit hire.
1940's Tea Experience @ The Kitchen Front
Step Back in Time: Immerse Yourself in Our Living History Tearoom
In the quaint corner of our shop at The Kitchen Front, on the Lower Wharf next to Bude Canal discover a piece of history at our 1940s’ Tea Room. Open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm, we provide an intimate setting for up to 8 people. To ensure you secure your spot, kindly give us a call the day before to book, as we tend to get quite busy!
Pre-booking not only allows us to prepare for any special dietary needs but also opens the door to a wider range of sandwiches and cakes, enhancing your dining experience. We appreciate your cooperation; it enables us to offer a better and more personalized service. We have a 1950’s oven and in 20 minutes we can be serving you the freshest of scones!
Indulge in large pots of loose-leaf tea or coffee, accompanied by original 1940s recipe cakes—no modern twists here! Immerse yourself in a living history tearoom, complete with fine bone china, a replica Wartime newspaper to peruse, and the enchanting strains of big band swing in the air.
Heralded as a ‘little gem of a place’ and a ‘really unique 5-star experience,’ our 1940s’ Tea Room provides a fabulous alternative to your regular take-away coffee and cake. Come, sit, relax, and relish the special calm atmosphere we’ve crafted just for you.
Temple
Temple is an independent restaurant, café and wine bar in Bude, offering a relaxed and welcoming space for both locals and visitors.
Focused on quality and seasonality, Temple serves delicious food and drinks made using the very best local produce. Cornwall is home to exceptional farmers, growers and fishermen, and Temple celebrates these ingredients through a fresh, ever-evolving menu.
From expertly brewed coffee and creative cocktails to laid-back lunches, weekend brunches and relaxed dinners, Temple is a versatile Bude restaurant for any occasion.
With warm hospitality and a passion for great food, Temple is a place to pause, enjoy, and experience the flavours of Cornwall at their finest.
The Brendon Arms
The Brendon Arms has remained under the ownership and management of the Brendon family since 1872. With its commanding position overlooking Bude’s inner harbour and mere stones throw from the Bude’s distinctive sea-lock and Summerleaze beach, it holds a coveted spot in the town. Proudly proclaiming to offer ‘The Warmest Welcome in the West,’ the Brendon Arms invites guests to experience hospitality at its finest.
The Brendon Arms is a welcoming family-friendly pub, boasting a spacious garden with picturesque views over Bude Canal – an ideal spot for a relaxing drink or meal.
At the Brendon Arms, they take pride in serving traditional pub fare with a focus on homemade dishes crafted from locally sourced and seasonal ingredients. Also enjoy a diverse selection of beverages, including offerings from local Cornish producers and national breweries.
With a menu that caters to various dietary preferences, offering vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options to ensure there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Please be aware that while well-behaved dogs are welcome in the garden and the bar area, they are not permitted in the restaurant. However, the dog-friendly bar also serves the full menu. When making your booking, kindly let a member of staff know if you require an inside dog-friendly table, and they will be happy to accommodate you and your furry friend.
The Barrel
North Cornwall’s Micropub and smallest live music venue, selling ales from small independent Cornish brewerys from the cask together with a great selection of Cornish wines, ciders & gins. Over 18s only. Well behaved dogs kept close on leads allowed.
Toro Tapas
New town centre location!
Welcome to Toro Tapas, your inviting haven where delicious food and great company come together. Whether you’re a seasoned tapas aficionado or new to this vibrant dining style, we are excited to take you on a flavourful journey.
Our commitment to creating an immersive dining experience, combined with a diverse menu and warm hospitality, makes us the ultimate destination for those seeking not just a meal, but an unforgettable experience.
Embracing Cornwall’s coastal allure, our Spanish tapas hotspot offers an array of delectable flavours and convivial gatherings. We’re your cozy nook where the lively essence of Spanish cuisine comes to life.
Our goal is simple: to share moments and flavours that transport you to the heart of Spain, fostering connections wrapped in warmth and a shared love for good food.
Blackberry Farm
Indulge in the charm of Blackberry Farm, where a warm welcome awaits you amidst the breathtaking beauty of Dartmoor. Join us for a delightful experience, savouring homemade food and delectable cakes in our tearoom or garden, offering unparalleled views of Dartmoor’s expansive landscapes.
Immerse yourself in a sensory journey as you enjoy our tearoom or garden, where every bite and sip is accompanied by the mesmerizing backdrop of Dartmoor. Whether you’re here for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, our culinary offerings are designed to elevate your experience.
At Blackberry Farm, we take pride in our commitment to food miles. Our shop and tearoom showcase a selection of produce grown on the farm or locally sourced, emphasising the importance of supporting the community. Indulge in our award-winning beef and lamb, local pork, free-range chicken, duck, and wild game. From our homemade sausages and burgers to every dish we serve, freshness and local flavors take center stage.
Meet Lizzy and Gillian, the culinary maestros behind the scenes. Their passion for food is evident in every dish they craft, ensuring that each bite is a testament to the dedication and love poured into Blackberry Farm’s culinary offerings.
Join us at Blackberry Farm, where good food, stunning views, and a warm atmosphere come together for an unforgettable culinary escape. Feel free to pop in and savor the essence of Dartmoor in every delightful moment.
Café Limelight
Indulge in a culinary escape at Café Limelight, where delectable flavors and sustainable practices come together for a memorable dining experience.
Open from 10 am to 3 pm daily, where our full menu awaits. Extend your stay until 3:45 pm for delightful drinks and heavenly cakes. At Café Limelight, every moment is a celebration of taste.
Treat yourself to our diverse menu featuring a delightful selection of cakes, bakes, light refreshments, and savory lunches. Our team is dedicated to accommodating common dietary requirements, ensuring that everyone finds something to relish.
Check out our monthly specials, where we unveil tempting treats to surprise and satisfy your taste buds. Café Limelight promises new and delicious discoveries with each visit.
Bring your furry companions to our pet-friendly conservatory, offering panoramic views of Summerleaze Beach’s sand dunes and the charming Bude Canal. Whether enjoying a cream tea or a refreshing drink, the backdrop of the sea and Barrel Rock adds magic to your experience.
Indulge in guilt-free treats with our sustainable and eco-friendly practices. Our limited takeaway menu is packaged in environmentally and marine-friendly materials. Café Limelight is a refill station for water, providing a discount for those using reusable coffee cups. We strive to source ingredients in non-plastic containers, minimizing our environmental impact, and recycling wherever possible.
Clovelly Fish
Located in the historic Devon fishing village of Clovelly, Clovelly Fish is a traditional fishmonger with a deep connection to the sea. Run by local fishermen, they catch and sell an array of fresh fish and shellfish straight from the waters around Clovelly itself.
From hand-lined mackerel and sustainably caught crab and lobster, to seasonal catches like pollock and sea bass, Clovelly Fish is all about quality, traceability, and keeping the local fishing heritage alive. Everything they sell is either landed by their own boats or sourced from trusted nearby fishers.
Whether you’re picking up seafood from their stall in the Clovelly Village Car Park or calling ahead to order, you’ll be getting a true taste of the North Devon coast—fresh, local, and responsibly caught.
Crooklets Inn
Just moments from the coast, Crooklets Inn is a welcoming, family-friendly pub where everyone can feel at home. Whether you’re stopping by after a day on the beach or looking for a lively spot to catch the latest match, you’ll find a warm atmosphere, great beer, and friendly service.
Showing live sport from Sky and TNT Sports, it’s the perfect place to enjoy all the big games—but Crooklets Inn is much more than just a sports bar. With a varied menu of freshly prepared dishes served seven days a week, it’s an ideal spot for a relaxed meal with family and friends.
Dogs are always welcome, making it a great choice for those exploring Bude with their four-legged companions.
Whether you’re popping in for a drink, settling in for the match, or enjoying a hearty meal, Crooklets Inn offers a laid-back coastal pub experience for all.
Breakwater Brasserie
For an unparalleled dining experience in Bude, look no further than the exquisite Breakwater Brasserie at The Falcon. Recently rebranded and adorned with a beautiful facelift, Breakwater Brasserie stands as the epitome of sophistication among restaurants in Bude.
Step into a world of refined elegance fully air-conditioned for your comfort. Breakwater Brasserie boasts a thoughtfully curated ambiance featuring a blend of soft seating, banquettes, and formal dining areas. Every corner exudes sophistication, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening.
Whether you’re seeking a romantic dinner, a celebration, or simply a delightful evening meal, Breakwater Brasserie provides the perfect setting. Immerse yourself in an atmosphere that enhances the pleasure of every bite and sip, making your dining experience truly exceptional.
Northcott Mouth Beach
Escape the crowds and enjoy the serene beauty of Northcott Mouth Beach, a secluded sanctuary offering a peaceful alternative to the busier town center beaches. Carved into the rugged coastline, Northcott Mouth greets visitors with a rocky shoreline that gracefully transitions into a vast expanse of soft sand.
The cliffs that tower above are adorned with intricate geological folds, hinting at the ancient forces that have shaped this captivating landscape. Amongst the sands lies the mysterious remnants of a shipwreck, a poignant reminder of the sea’s untamed power, occasionally revealed by the shifting tides.
Nestled within the embrace of these towering cliffs, Northcott Mouth exudes an enchanting allure, and children will delight in the expansive marine playground that awaits, with endless opportunities to explore rock pools and create dams along the stream.
A hike along the South West Coast Path towards Sandymouth unveils breathtaking vistas at every turn. If the tides align, the sandy shores offer a more accessible route, providing a tranquil pathway for coastal exploration. Be sure to consult with a lifeguard to ensure safe passage before venturing forth.
Black Rock Beach
Located on the southern edge of Widemouth Bay, Black Rock Beach boasts an abundance of untamed beauty. Its namesake, a prominent rocky outcrop adds to the rugged allure of this coastal gem.
Be mindful of the powerful tides, as Black Rock Beach can become isolated at high tide, adding an element of adventure to your visit. Surfers are drawn to the challenging waves created by the point and reef breaks, providing exhilarating rides for wave enthusiasts.
For nature lovers of all ages, the beach reveals a treasure trove of delights at low tide. Explore the myriad rock pools teeming with marine life, offering fascinating insights into the coastal ecosystem.
Widemouth Bay Beach
Just a stone’s throw from the heart of Bude, a mere five-minute drive or short bus ride, lies the irresistible allure of Widemouth Bay with a vast two-mile expanse of sand.
This beach proudly boasts a Blue Flag, a testament to its cleanliness and quality and promises all the amenities necessary for a memorable family day at the beach.
While it may appear as one expansive shoreline, it’s actually divided into two distinct sections. Venturing to the southern end of the beach where the shoreline transitions into rocky terrain takes you to Black Rock Beach. This rocky expanse presents an ideal opportunity for rock pooling enthusiasts, with an abundance of marine life waiting to be discovered during lower tides.
Crooklets Beach
Crooklets Beach with its Blue Flag Award beckons with its expansive stretch of golden sand and intriguing rock pools waiting to be explored at low tide. While the pebbly top adds a touch of character, once the tide retreats, it reveals a vast sandy playground for beachgoers. This award-winning beach proudly boasts a Blue Flag designation, a testament to its cleanliness and quality.
Connected to Summerleaze Beach, Crooklets offers easy access to the renowned Bude Sea Pool during low tide, with a leisurely 15-minute stroll across the sand.
Popular among surfers, families, and beach enthusiasts alike, Crooklets Beach provides a safe and picturesque setting for seaside activities. The abundance of activity companies ensures there’s no shortage of outdoor pursuits and water sports to enjoy.
Crooklets Beach’s inviting sloped promenade offers level access and a flat viewing area, ideal for leisurely strolls and taking in the coastal scenery. Beach huts dot the landscape, available for daily hire, adding to the charm and convenience of this beloved seaside destination.
Summerleaze Beach
Summerleaze Beach, with its Blue Flag Award is a much loved destination for locals and visitors alike, conveniently located just off the town centre and offering a wealth of attractions and activites for all to enjoy.
With its expansive sandy shores and convenient large car park, Summerleaze Beach provides ample space for leisurely strolls, beach games, or simply soaking up the sun. The iconic Bude Sea Pool adds to its allure, offering a safe haven for swimmers of all ages, overseen by seasonal lifeguard patrols from the RNLI.
Adventure seekers will delight in the array of activities available, including surfing, kayaking, and Stand Up Paddleboarding, with options suitable for every skill level.
Summerleaze Beach has good accessibility, with facilities such as a Changing Places toilet and beach sand wheelchair ensuring everyone can enjoy the coastal experience. The seasonal Beach Office and Shop offers convenient services such as beach hut hire and a variety of beach essentials for purchase.
Explorers will find plenty to discover along the coastline, from the historic Bude Breakwater to the famed Bude Sea Pool, a semi-natural sea water pool dating back to the 1930s. The surrounding area boasts scenic sand dunes, providing a vital eco-system and offering opportunities for peaceful walks and wildlife observation.
Whether you’re soaking up the sun on the sandy shores, exploring coastal paths, or enjoying water sports, Summerleaze Beach offers something for everyone to enjoy, making it a must-visit destination in Bude.
Duckpool Beach
Duckpool Beach is a cherished retreat, treasured for its untamed charm and secluded atmosphere nestled at the base of the Coombe Valley. Here, visitors are welcomed by the pristine beauty of a tranquil cove, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Families will find endless delight in the expansive open space, where children can roam freely and discover the wonders of nature. The beach’s large rockpools promise hours of exploration and excitement, providing a playground of discovery for young adventurers. While the entrance may be lined with imposing pebbles, the reward of a vast expanse of sand revealed at low tide is well worth the journey.
For those with a spirit of adventure, we recommend ascending the cliff path in either direction, where panoramic vistas await, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding coastline. The Coombe Valley also offers a variety of scenic walks, each unveiling its own hidden treasures.
Millook Haven Beach
Tucked away in an almost secret location, Millook Haven Beach is a hidden gem that stands out even among the region’s renowned coastal treasures. Venturing to Millook Haven Beach, however, requires caution. With no lifeguards present and a narrow, steep road leading to its shores, safety must be a priority for any explorer.
While it may lack the swathes of sand found on other beaches, Millook’s rugged charm, adorned with pebbles and shingles, offers a serene escape from the bustling summer crowds, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its natural tranquility. Beyond its surface allure, Millook Beach is a sanctuary for wildlife, its shores teeming with the diverse inhabitants of Cornwall’s coastal ecosystem.
It’s not just its natural beauty that sets Millook apart; the beach also boasts a captivating geological landscape, characterized by the famed zigzag folds etched into its towering cliffs, a testament to the earth’s ancient forces at work.
For those seeking to delve deeper into the splendor of Millook and its surroundings, the Millook Circular presents an enchanting journey. This picturesque walk guides adventurers through verdant valleys, ancient woodlands, and along the rugged Coast Path, offering glimpses into the rich tapestry of Cornwall’s countryside.
Sandymouth Bay Beach
Nestled just 15 minutes north of town by car lies the stunning Sandymouth Bay Beach, a gem under the care of the National Trust. When the tide recedes, it reveals a vast expanse of pristine sandy shores, often offering a quieter retreat compared to the bustling main beaches. Its allure captivates families and surfers alike, with the addition of towering cliffs as a picturesque backdrop.
Access to this coastal haven isn’t particularly convenient, theres a steep walk down from the National Trust car park. There’s a seasonal café, and a mere 10-minute walk leads to the year-round Holiday Park, boasting a bar, coffee shop and restaurant.
During low tide, embark on a captivating coastal journey, tracing the two-mile stretch from Crooklets Beach to Sandymouth, where hidden treasures like a buried shipwreck await discovery, alongside the intricate honeycomb structures of the sandcastle worm.
The Bude Experience
Explore our collection of activities, attractions, places to eat, things to do and event schedules and you’re sure to experience the best of Bude and enjoy a unique and memorable visit to Bude.
Nature & Scenery
Bude boasts breathtaking beaches, rugged cliffs, and pristine waters, providing a picturesque backdrop for a variety of outdoor activities.
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Outdoor Adventures
From surfing and kayaking to hiking along the South West Coast Path, the Bude Experience is defined by the myriad of opportunities for adventure.
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Water Sports
Bude is known as a surfing hotspot, drawing water sports enthusiasts from around the world. Paddle boarding, bodyboarding, and kayaking are also popular activities in the sea, canal and lakes.
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Cultural Enrichment
The Bude Castle Heritage Centre and galleries offer insights into the town’s history and culture, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of its heritage.
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Local Cuisine
Savour the flavours of Cornwall, including freshly caught seafood and traditional Cornish pasties, in its charming cafes and eateries.
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The Sustainable Traveller
If the natural environment matters to you and an eco-consciousness underpins the choices that you make in life, you will be welcomed as one of us during your holiday in Bude. Our natural surroundings really define Bude – we are famous for our pristine beaches, gorgeous coastal paths, rugged geology…
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Solo Traveller
Bude is friendly, this is one thing we can be sure of and one of the main reasons visitors come back to Bude time and again. If you are travelling alone don’t be concerned, you can enjoy your solitary time in a peaceful, safe environment or can seek out others if you fancy a bit of sociability…
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Dog Friendly
Honestly, you won’t believe how dog-friendly Bude is… starting with the beaches where you will always find somewhere for your dog to run and play even at the height of the summer season. Many of the hotels and bars in the area positively encourage you to bring you dog with you, in fact the majority of…
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Toddlers
The challenges of a family holiday with very small people sometimes feel a little overwhelming but we can assure you that Bude and the surrounding area is ideally suited to mini holidaymakers (and their grown-ups!). Keeping it simple is the key and there is nothing more satisfying than watching your little ones play…
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The Foodie
Does good food get your juices flowing? If so, you are in the right place as there is no end to the culinary offerings to be found in the Bude area! We cater for the full range of tastes and budgets from the classic (and obligatory) Cornish Pasty, baked daily in numerous bakeries in the area, to fine dining…
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Family friendly
Ok, so you’re the ones with the car full to burst with kids, grannies, buckets and spades, wellies, fishing nets and well everything but the kitchen sink! Bude couldn’t be better set-up to welcome your family on their holiday – in fact we hear regularly that this is the place to come if you want an easy and fun multi-generational holiday.
Find out moreThe Canal
Several features along its length are unique in British canal history, as you will discover. A unique waterway, it was originally created for transporting lime rich sand to local farms. Today it is a place for fun rather than industry. Explore on foot, paddle on a canoe, kayak or pedaloe. It’s also a fantastic coarse fishery with some large and unusual species to catch.
Family Time
Bude is the ultimate base for adventurers and beach lovers. Do you dream of safe, child friendly beaches with great facilities and oodles to do? Or maybe you’ve a hankering for seclusion – picture-perfect coves brimming with a wild charm that’ll take your breath away? That’s the beauty of Bude: top facilities and activities on tap, paired with wonderful ‘secret’ Cornish coves.