Location: | Tregoad Holiday Park |
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Features: | 40′ x 20′. 2 beds. |
Price: | £99,000 |
Running costs for the 2025 season:
Site fees: £ 6,790
Rates: £805.65
Mains gas: (Dependant on usage)
Electric: (Dependant on usage)
Insurance: To be arranged
TV licence is not required if you have one at home
Fees will be charged pro-rata when the new purchaser takes over.
Sublet schemes are available at the park, and the income generated can cover a large amount of the costs
Positioned near the picturesque town of Looe in Cornwall, Treogoad Holiday Park is a proud member of the Waterside Holiday Group. Known for its relaxing atmosphere, Tregoad ensures every guest and owner enjoys an unforgettable holiday experience.
Tregoad Holiday Park is a serene and luxurious retreat, ideal for families and couples seeking a memorable escape. Located in the heart of stunning countryside, this enchanting park offers tranquility while being just a short drive from the sparkling coast.
Tregoad boasts an array of exceptional park facilities designed to elevate your holiday experience. Dive into the new indoor heated pool to enjoy splashing around with your kids or swim your daily laps.
Experience the Stargazy Bar & Grill atmosphere, where you can indulge in fresh local specialties alongside beloved family favorites. Treat yourself to an indoor dining experience while your little ones explore the soft play area, or bask in the sun on the charming terrace with fairy lights, cosy patio heaters, inviting fire pits, and a play area for the kids. Savor the exquisite signature beverages of Cornwall, or catch the excitement of live sports.
Tregoad is a haven for wildlife, including tawny owls, dragonflies, roe deer, and bats. Stroll along the picturesque lakes, where you’ll find ducks paddling, bug hotels, and wild beehives. The park is dog-friendly, offering your four-legged friend a fantastic holiday, with a dog agility course and a pet spa.
Looe is a popular seaside town located just a 7-minute drive from Tregoed. With various eateries, independent shops, and a sandy beach, Looe provides the perfect destination for a day out. If you’re looking for more shopping options, the larger town of Liskeard is only a 13-minute drive from the park.
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Adrenaline Quarry is an outdoor adventure park in Cornwall celebrated for its thrilling activities and breathtaking scenery. It is a popular destination for both adrenaline junkies and families, set in a picturesque, flooded quarry surrounded by cliffs. The park offers a variety of exciting activities, including a zip wire: One of the longest in the UK, this zip wire soars 50 meters above the quarry at high speeds. You can also ride a giant swing and participate in axe throwing. Aquapark navigate an inflatable water obstacle course on the quarry lake and an outdoor karting circuit. Whether you’re seeking adventure or a fun day out, Adrenaline Quarry has something for everyone.
Porfell Wildlife Park and Sanctuary
Porfell Wildlife Park and Sanctuary, located near Liskeard, is a family-run sanctuary that has been providing a safe haven for neglected, unwanted, injured, or illegally imported animals since 1989.
The park is home to over 250 animals worldwide, including monkeys, meerkats, zebras, and more. Visitors of all ages can get up close to these exotic animals, feed them, and learn about their behaviors in a naturalistic setting. The park features a Maasai village with huts constructed using traditional methods, located next to an African enclosure where you might spot zebras, elands, and ostriches.
Golitha Falls is a beautiful natural spot on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. It’s a series of cascading waterfalls along the River Fowey, set within ancient oak woodland. The area is part of the Golitha Falls National Nature Reserve, known for its rich wildlife, moss-covered trees, and peaceful atmosphere.
The walk along the falls is relatively easy, making it a popular destination for nature lovers, photographers, and families. The falls are stunning after rainfall when the river is at its fullest. The reserve is also home to rare plants, insects, and birds, making it an excellent spot for wildlife watching.
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