Equipment Provided
What to Bring
Travel Info
Kitchens -
- Fridge
- Four ring gas hob
- Cooking gas
- Toaster
- Cutlery, utensils & wooden spoons
- Scissors, tin opener, corkscrew/bottle opener
- Vegetable peeler & cheese grater
- Chopping boards & knife block
- Plates, bowls, side plates & mugs
- Egg cups
- Beakers, wine glasses & water jug
- Kettle, teapot & cafetiere
- Saucepans & frying pan
- Salad bowls
- Bread bin
- Washing-up bowl & drainer
- Tea towel
- Waste bin
- Solar light & candle holders
- Table & chairs inside
- Table & sun parasol outside
We also provide a small amount of the following to start you off when you arrive.
- Tea lights & candles
- Tea bags, coffee, sugar & milk
- Washing-up sponge & cloth
- Bin-liners
Bedroom Tents -
- Beds with mattresses - either a double or two singles per tent.
- Spare single foam mattresses for extra people.
- Duvets & pillows are available free of charge, but if you use them you must bring your own duvet covers, sheets and pillowcases. Alternatively, guests are welcome to bring their own sleeping bags and pillows.
- Chest of drawers
- Bedside tables (larger tents only)
- Solar light & closed tea light holders.
- Solar marker lights around the camps
Shower Block -
- Hot showers and flushing toilets
- Toilet rolls
- Ecover hand washing soap
- Hand towels
- Hairdryer
Bar/Recreation Tent -
- Powered speakers for Mp3 players etc.
- Electrical sockets for charging mobile phones
- Board games
- Fridge/freezer
- Football table
- Wood for the woodburner
Barbeque and Campfire -
- Pans, griddles and utensils
- Fire wood
In our nearby workshop is a washing machine with honesty box and drying lines.
Bring -
- Bed linen if using our duvets & pillows. If you are unable to bring bed linen, for instance if you are travelling from abroad, please let us know as we may be able to provide some for a small charge.
- Bedding for any extra people sleeping in with you. Again, if you are unable to bring any, please let us know.
- Bath/beach towels & tea towels
- Bin liners
- Washing up sponges & cloths
- Torches
Please Don't Bring -
- Washing-up liquid – we will provide you with Ecover (good for the septic tank).
- Bleaches or detergents.
- Electrical appliances eg. kettles, toasters etc.
- Amplifiers or loudspeakers.
- Chinese lanterns - apart from being a fire-hazard they cause problems for the coastguards as they look like flares.
- Tents or other structures
Other Useful Items You May Like To Bring -
- Insect repellant, citronella oil and/or tea-lights
- Basic first aid kit
- Wellies (but we hope you won’t need them)
- Hot-water-bottles, it can sometimes get chilly in the evenings.
- Tea lights & candles (candles not to be used in the bedroom tents).
- Aluminium foil, kitchen roll etc.
There are tea-light lanterns in the tents but feel free to bring your own as well is you wish. Please make sure they are enclosed lanterns and not open-top cups or dishes if they are to be used in the bedroom tents.
Public Transport
We are very rural here and, as there is no public transport to speak of, you will find it very difficult to go anywhere without a car
Taxi Service
Taxis must be booked in advance, for large groups at least a month is recommended. Shirley's Taxis will organise your taxi needs, whether for individuals or large groups.
Tel: 07743 743222
Train or Coach
The nearest train station is Bodmin Parkway, 20 miles west of us. Public transport from Bodmin to here is slow and complicated, so it is recommended that you hire a car.
If you want to use public transport, it is easier to leave the train or coach at Exeter.
From Exeter you can take a coach to Launceston, and from there another to Davidstow Church which is walking distance from the site.
Flights to Newquay
There are flights to Newquay from various UK and European cities. Car hire is available at Newquay Airport, which is approximately 25 miles from the site.
http://www.newquaycornwallairport.com/
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If you would like to stay with us outside of the camping season, then available all year is Little Owl, our self contained studio annex - sleeps 2/3.
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