New for 2010

We now have a small number of Premier Pitches available. These serviced pitches provide electric hook-ups, mains water and waste water drainage and are available as both grassed pitches and gravelled hardstandings.
For those regular visitors who know the site well the pitches are H1 - H8.

Over 60's Special

Until 27 May 2010 over 60's can take advantage of our special rate - Just £11 per night for 2 adults and up to 2 dogs, inclusive of electric hook-up.
From the 28th May right up to the start of the main summer season on 15th July the same great deal is just £15. Hopefully the sun will be out, But our pool will be open and is nice and warm. Plus the whole area is free of the summer crowds, making it the ideal time to visit North Cornwall.

Open All Year

We are one of the few campsites in North Cornwall which is open 365 days a year. Rallies are welcome in low and mid seaon.

Please contact us for details of facilities and rates.

Wildlife in and around Budemeadows

Our site is situated amidst fields and surrounded by hedgerows providing a variety of habitats for all sorts of creatures.  The secluded coves along the coast harbor seals, dolphins can be seen from the cliff tops and the nearby Tamar valley is frequented by otters.

We know that summer will soon be here when our resident swallows return (April 14 in 2009) from their Winter holidays.

 

Birds we've seen on 

or over the campsite

These are the birds we've been able to identify, doubtless there are more, please let us know if you spot any we have not listed during your stay.

Recent Sightings and Additions

Red Kite
  
Greater Spotted Woodpecker 

Other Wildlife

There are Foxes and Badgers in the area, but they are rarely seen on site.  The hedgerows are home to a number of small mammals such as shrews, field mice, moles and voles as well as stoats and weasels.   There are rabbits of course and if you are an early riser you may catch a glimpse of deer in the surrounding fields, look a couple of fields further and you'll see a Llama or two.  There are Otters living in the river and marsh land around the Bude canal.  The photos here were taken about 2 miles from our campsite.