Idyllically positioned on the grounds of Whitsand Bay Fort Holiday Park in South Cornwall rests this wonderful single-storey holiday home, Lodge 23. The holiday park is west of Plymouth and east of Looe. Framing far-reaching views towards the shimmering waters of the coast and enjoying close proximity to the bustling city of Plymouth, Lodge 23 makes an excellent base for a group of four to explore the delights of Cornwall. Stepping inside this wonderful abode, be greeted by the homely open-plan living space, beautifully-appointed with a traditional wooden interior and bathed in natural light welcomed in through the patio doors. Look forward to putting your feet up in front of the television following an action-packed day of adventure whilst the designated chef rustles up a hearty meal for the group in the well-equipped kitchen. Set the table and gather together with your loved ones to indulge or take your dining experience outdoors with a sociable seat on the secure, decked veranda, backed by the spectacular views of the surrounding coastline. A handy washer/dryer positioned in the hallway helps ensure your holiday attire is fresh and dry throughout your stay, whilst a nearby desk provides a helpful spot for those looking to catch up on work during their stay. When day draws to night, you can prepare for bed with a blissful soak in the family bathroom before catching your rest in one of the two well-presented bedrooms, with a double and a twin room to choose from, offering flexible sleeping arrangements for both families and friends sharing. The Fort Inn Restaurant & Bar on site at Whitsand Bay Fort Holiday Park offers the perfect spot to enjoy an evening of dining out on those occasions where you don't fancy doing the cooking, whilst the nearby Cliff Top Café is the perfect pitstop to fuel a day of excursions with a hearty breakfast in the morning! Take advantage of your close proximity to the coast and enjoy the short stroll down cliff to the glorious sands of Tregonhawke beach, where you can enjoy peaceful afternoons lounging with a good book as the waves sweep onto the shore; those looking for a more exhilarating experience can try their hand a surfing with expert tuition available from Adventure Bay Surf School. Whilst you're in the area, be sure to visit the port city of Plymouth, where you can come face-to-face with marine life at the National Marine Aquarium, marvel at the Georgian architecture of the National Trust's Saltram house or tour the historic fortress of the Royal Citadel. Discover the best of South Cornwall with a retreat to Lodge 23.
Torpoint is a town in Cornwall's Rame Peninsula in the southeast of Cornwall. Torpoint was founded in the early 1800s, and before this, the area's main hub was in Antony. Torpoint has gardens, museums, pubs, and restaurants, as well as surf schools, boat trips, cliff top walking, and cycling, and is beautifully-adorned by some of the finest historic houses open to the public. Torpoint is a fantastic town full of activities and sights to see.
