Wooda Farm Holiday Park

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Nestled just a short hop from the dramatic Cornish coastline, Wooda Farm Holiday Park in Bude is more than your average getaway. It is a five-star sanctuary of inclusive design, rugged charm, and thoughtful creature comforts. Accessibility is not an afterthought here. It is carefully planned into the experience, so that every guest can enjoy their holiday to the fullest.

The site sits on a gentle slope, but getting around is remarkably straightforward. From the adjacent car park to the ramped reception, every detail has been designed with wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and guests of varying abilities in mind. The reception itself is fully accessible with a lowered desk and a spacious layout. Staff are trained to support those with hearing challenges, and key information is available in leaflets and booklets for clarity.

Accommodation at Wooda caters well for accessibility too. Among their 55 holiday homes, the Derwent is purpose-built with full wheelchair access. It has a ramped entry and a spacious interior designed for easy movement. Other homes are also accessible, although some involve a few steps. For touring and camping guests, Wooda offers hard-standing plots next to service points, with disabled bathrooms available in the toilet blocks, accessible by radar key. Assistance dogs are welcome, and facilities like showers and washing-up areas are either at ground level or with only a small lip.

Activities are equally inclusive. From pottery painting to archery and farmyard animal visits, wheelchair users can take part with support from friendly, trained staff. The paths to the courtyard and farmyard are lit, paved, and smooth, ensuring accessibility from morning to evening.

Wooda is more than a holiday park. It is a place that combines comfort and Cornish charm with genuine accessibility, so that everyone can enjoy the same freedom to explore and relax by the sea.