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There’s a lot to love about Bude. With a laidback allure all of its own, and so much to see and do, we have something for everyone. From romantic whiskaways to fun-fuelled family holidays, it’s all here, where Cornwall begins and everyday cares melt away. Bude has once again been named as the Best UK Coastal Town for three consecutive years, winning a section of Gold, Silver and Bronze awards in the British Travel Awards.
With thrills, spills and pure escapism on the menu, Bude is a little town with big possibilities. Ramblers, riders, surfers and swimmers flock to our sunny, spotlessly clean beaches and wild coastline. However, a little-known secret is that Bude’s also fabulous for secluded golf courses and brilliant sea and coarse fishing.
We all need a little pick-me-up once in awhile, and Bude is just the ticket. Just a stone’s throw from the Devon border, epic, wild beaches and a thriving cultural hub await. Whether you embark on a day or a stay, you can expect one of the warmest welcomes in the South West. We are also child friendly, dog friendly, access friendly… in fact we’re just friendly in general here.
Our website showcases over 300 different holiday cottages, apartments, houses, lodges, static van holiday homes, campsites, guest house, hotel and B&B's. You can browse our listings on our accommodation pages, or use the comprehensive search facility to find accommodation by date, type, occupancy and a whole host of facilities. There is no booking fee, service fee or cleaning fee when you book via our website - and most of the properties here are not available to book elsewhere, like on Air B&B and Booking.com.
This website is also the only online resource to book a Bude Beach Hut.
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Hello lovely people
VINTAGE MOTHER'S DAY TEA ROOM WEEKEND
30th and 31st MARCH 2019
UNIQUE 1940s' TEA ROOM in BUDE, ONLY pops up 3 TIMES A YEAR.
"Attention to detail is magnificent." (2018 Mother's Day tea room guest)
We are baking like mad getting ready for the tea room and introducing some fabulous 1940s' original recipes (found a lovely little recipe called Fat Rascals.) And wonderful Miss Hobbs has been rehearsing some fine Vera Lynn and Andrews SIsters numbers to entertain you with live music all day.
If you would like a complimentary, gorgeous, hand painted trinket box for your mum with her personal saying on it, please do book your table in advance by the end of this week....
We have availability on Saturday from 3pm and on Sunday morning until 2pm. To book in advance, please message us here, email clair@thekitchenfront.co.uk or call 01288 350107.
Thank you everyone. TTFN!
Anyone for a spam sandwich? Or Camp Coffee and walnut cake? Oooh, and my Nana's original recipe Bread Pudding.....
Dog walkers out in force this morning taking advantage of the low tide in day light hours.
#WeAreBude
“Great walks along the beach with stunning views and the Atlantic Ocean crashing into the cliffs. Especially invigorating in Autumn as the winds pick up. Plenty of surf for the adventurous.”
“Crooklets is a great beach with great facilities and some of the best waves for surfing and body boarding in the country”
“Back for the second year in a row as Bude and the surrounds make the perfect location for a family holiday, with a toddler in tow. Going home tomorrow, but we will be back! Very friendly locals, great food, beautiful coastline and beaches……plus the BEST cream teas!”
“the ruggedness the coastline the sea the town and the countryside all so close but unspoilt part of Cornwall, love it”
“Many happy holidays in Bude. One day I’ll retire here”
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It’s all change at Willow Valley!
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Annual and winter tenancy of Bude beach huts
Interested in having an annual or winter tenancy for a Bude beach hut? See what's available right now and have one!
Bude Canal Lower Wharf and Harbour
Historically, Bude’s Lower Wharf was constructed to allow sailing vessels into the Lower Basin. Back in 1923 the area was a hive of activity as people went about their daily business from the surrounding warehouses that supported the workings of the Bude Canal. Today, the use of the buildings may have changed, but the Lower Wharf area is still a buzz with people who now enjoy the delicious food both on and off the water from the many cafes and restaurants. Designer makers demonstrate their craft skills and sell beautiful handmade gifts or if you’re feeling energetic you can hire a rowing boat or pedalo and take to the water.
Bude Postcard Competition
Do you have a great image of Bude? Would you like to see your work turned into a commercial postcard? Each year, we sell around 10,000 postcards at the Bude Tourist Information Centre. This year, to revamp the selection, we're inviting YOU to provide us with images to use. Postcards are really popular, and they help us to promote Bude to the people they are sent to!
One dog: one walk: one unique experience – all for a wish in beguiling Bude
With January safely under the belt and February making a promising rosy start, I cheerily set off this morning for my first explore of the season from Boots Cottage over to Northcott Bay.
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