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Charges for 2014 Open - 1 May to September 30 |
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£16.00 per night inclusive of electric hook-up |
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We don't charge for awnings, children's tents etc. One caravan - one family - one charge. |
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We regret that we are no longer able to accept Motorhomes due to the uncertainty of the British weather. |
| Where are we? |
| A mile down a quiet country road off the A39 at St Kew Highway, 2 miles north of Wadebridge. Detailed directions in the Caravan Club Directory or click here for a map. OS Map ref: SX 011 759 |
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| Kivells |
| Caravan Club 'CL' |
| Caravan Club members only |
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Kivells is peacefully situated in lovely countryside, yet is only 4 miles from the market town of Wadebridge and close to the stunning North Cornwall coast.
The site is a spacious 1.5 acre lawned field with trees planted between pitches and views across the surrounding country.
It is an ideal location for reaching many of the attractions of North Cornwall and also the spectacular Eden Project.
Wadebridge is a 15th century market town founded on the wool
trade. The 14 arch bridge over the River Camel, built in 1460 still stands today.
There are a wide variety of shops to satisfy your
day to day needs including quality butchers, greengrocers and bakers for real food,
a Co-op for general shopping and if you must there is a dreaded Tesco.
Wadebridge's central location means that the area is ideal for exploring all that North Cornwall has to offer. The Camel Trail is Cornwall's largest free attraction. Within easy reach are places such as Rock, Port Isaac, Padstow, Polzeath, Bodmin and the moor. The coastal foot path provides many possibilities for exhilarating views and reaching beaches and coves inaccessible by any other means.
If you want to eat out, there are many places in the area whether you seek high quality pub food, restaurants, a simple cafe or even a choice of two Michelin Star fine dining restaurants.
In addition to the main attraction of the sea and beaches, there are ample leisure facilities including golf, leisure centre and cinema all within easy reach.
What have we to offer at Kivells?
Well to start with, there's space.
1.5 acres of lawned field for just five caravans. We want you to relax without feeling crammed in, that's why the pitches are generous with trees growing between them.
And how you position your van is your business.
We could only get three vans in this picture!
All the pitches have an electrical hook-up point and the cost of electricity is included in the price.
Then there's the hot shower, toilet and washing facilities.
And if you're feeling in need of a little exercise there's a table tennis room as well.
If your junior caravanners need a little more space to express their individuality, we understand if Mum and Dad want their own 1 man Pup tent !!
No charge, we've been there too.
What could be better on a summers evening (or any evening at that) than to sit outside your caravan and enjoy a perfect barbecue with only the sound of the birds to disturb your peace.
- Additional information:
- A few ideas of what there is to see and do locally:
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Visitors are drawn to this area by the spectacular North Cornish coast with its Coastal Footpath, cliff walks and beaches.
- 'Eden' a "must do" for everyone even if you've been before as it does change year by year.
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There are many beaches to suit all tastes within easy reach from Daymer Bay with its safe gentle beach to Polzeath with the Atlantic rollers and wonderful surf.
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For golfers there is an excellent 9 hole course and driving range up the road - pay as you play. Plus 3 first class 18 hole courses within easy travelling distance.
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The Camel Trail - formerly the Bodmin and Wadebridge Railway along the River Camel for 26 miles from Padstow via Wadebridge to Bodmin - is now used for cycling and walking. (There are several bike hire outlets in Wadebridge).
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The Camel Estuary itself is renowned for bird watching.
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Fishing trips and water-sports such as sailing and water skiing are available at Rock, where you can also take the ferry across to Padstow. For fine dining, Rock is where you will find Nathan Outlaw's 2 Michelin star 'Restaurant Nathan Outlaw'.
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Padstow is a lively fishing harbour, made even more popular in recent years by Rick Stein, whose famous 'Seafood Restaurant' and 'Stein's Fish & Chips' are situated alongside the harbour. Fine dining is available at Paul Ainsworth's Number 6 , Padstow's first Michelin Star restaurant.
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Inland, the National Trust house and garden at Lanhydrock is well worth a visit as is Pencarrow, a private house and garden owned by the Molesworth-St. Aubyn family.
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You want more to see and do? We'll be happy to help you plan your time with us.