Magnolia, Bush is a spacious family bungalow nestled within a tranquil holiday park in the picturesque Strat Valley. The heart of the home features an open-plan lounge and kitchen where you can prepare hearty meals whilst the family gathers on comfortable sofas for evening entertainment on the Smart TV. A sleek breakfast bar provides the perfect perch for morning coffee and planning adventures ahead. Step into the separate dining room, where two large farmhouse-style tables create an ideal setting for memorable family celebrations and lively dinner parties.
Venture outside to discover your private enclosed patio garden, complete with seating and a luxurious hot tub where you can soak away the day's adventures under starlit skies. The property offers three generously sized bedrooms, each thoughtfully equipped with a double bed and bunk beds to accommodate larger groups. Three spacious shower rooms ensure everyone enjoys comfort and convenience throughout their stay.
Picture yourself unwinding in the bubbling hot tub as evening falls, sharing stories of coastal adventures while the sounds of the peaceful holiday park create a soothing backdrop. Watch children play safely in the enclosed garden before gathering everyone for a feast around the dining tables, creating those precious family moments that linger in memory long after the holiday ends.
Magnolia, Bush is perfectly positioned to explore the stunning North Cornwall coastline and beyond. The vibrant seaside town of Bude (5 km) beckons with its magnificent sandy beaches, iconic tidal pool, and thrilling water sports opportunities, while The Castle, Bude (5 km) offers art galleries and heritage exhibitions within scenic grounds overlooking the beach. For family thrills, The Monster Slip & Slide, Bude (8 km) provides an exhilarating 360ft slip and slide adventure alongside an immersive maize maze. The enchanting Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, Boscastle (25 km) captivates visitors with its unique collection of artifacts and folklore exhibits, whilst Launceston Castle (30 km) invites exploration of its Norman heritage and stunning panoramic views.
Further adventures await at Bodmin Jail (50 km), Cornwall's most notorious former prison dating from 1779, where guided heritage tours reveal tales of public executions and infamous inmates, while spine-tingling paranormal experiences after dark bring Georgian and Victorian history to life. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy guided kayaking tours on the River Camel at Porthilly Cove (51 km), where you'll paddle through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty perfect for spotting seals, herons and curlews on family-friendly adventures. Alternatively, take scenic steam train rides through beautiful countryside on the heritage Bodmin & Wenford Railway (51 km), which runs vintage locomotives along a historic branch line through ancient woodland and moorland.
The charming market town of Holsworthy, just 16 kilometres away, provides a delightful taste of traditional countryside life with its bustling Wednesday pannier market, independent shops, and cosy pubs serving hearty Devon fare. Meanwhile, the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac (44 km) enchants visitors with its maze of narrow cobbled streets tumbling down to a scenic harbour lined with whitewashed cottages and traditional stone houses. This captivating coastal gem became a household name as the filming location for the beloved ITV series Doc Martin, and today offers excellent seafood restaurants, art galleries, and stunning clifftop walks along the South West Coast Path.
