Welcome
Step out of your accommodation at Polzeath Beach Holiday Park and head just a stone’s throw to the popular surfing and bathing beach of Polzeath with its eateries, public houses and shops. Hang up your car keys and let the holiday begin. Enjoy exploring other local beaches at Daymer Bay and Rock, from here you can catch the ferry or a water taxi over to Padstow, try out the surfing schools or a sea safari to see the local wildlife and if you are lucky you may even be followed by Dolphins. Port Isaac, Port Gaverne and Port Quin are all a short drive away, passing farm shops with delightful cafés and local produce for sale. Wadebridge is also a short drive, you can cycle or walk the Camel Trail between Padstow and Bodmin, don’t worry if you have not brought your bikes there are several bike hire points, there are parks, sports centre, cinema, eateries and individual shops along with four supermarkets and petrol stations. Further afield you will find the Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan and National Trust Properties. For golfers there is The Point and St Enodoc. Enjoy your holiday by the sea!
NO PETS ARE ACCEPTED IN THE HOLIDAY HOMES
See Our TariffThe Holiday park is ideally situated…
Enjoy your holiday at our five star award-winning holiday park in Polzeath, Cornwall.

Polzeath
300 Yards Away

Rock
2 Miles Away

Port Isaac
4 Miles Away

Padstow
3 Miles via ferry
About Polzeath
The beach, one of the few Blue Flag beaches in Cornwall , is a vast expanse of sand which opens into the Atlantic at the mouth of the Camel Estuary. Surfing is top of the agenda at Polzeath – but it is surfing for everyone, from the beginner to the accomplished – everyone can catch a wave as they roll onto the North Cornwall Coast.
NORTH CORNWALL
At Polzeath Beach Holiday Park, you can explore the beautifully isolated beaches and bays along this stunning Cornish coast or visit ancient tin mines, the Eden Project or a choice of local theme parks. You can even visit spectacular Land’s End and St Michael’s Mount. Alternatively, why not make a day of it and visit the romantic Isles of Scilly by ferry from Penzance?.







