A Cornish Holiday To Remember

By Author: Hugh Freeman
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The longest stretch of coastline in UK, food and drink of the best English tradition, World Heritage sites and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, altogether make Cornwall a holiday destination worth discovering. This enchanting English West Countryside has plenty of scenic holiday parks for you to stay at while indulging in all its natural glory. Cornwall has been renowned for its centuries of mining and from west Cornwall to Devon; UNESCO has named it an area of world heritage that represents a historical significance of mining history. Cornish mining heritage sites are just as important as any other global world heritage site. Cornwall’s close relationship with the ocean has made it a place rich of maritime history and has created pretty fishing villages, sailing communities and a haven for watersports. It is also home to the National Maritime Museum, where you will find a comprehensive showcase of the nation’s seafaring heritage. The award winning Cornish beaches are just about right for surfing, scuba diving, sailing and swimming.

If you love extreme sports and the feel of exhilaration, there are plenty of ...
... activities like climbing, coasteering, canoeing, kayaking, wakeboarding, kite surfing, mountain boarding, and many more. Feel like taking in the breathtaking sights of the coast and country? Try horse riding. You can choose to gallop along the coast or the moors, woodlands, farmlands and hills. There are many stables and riding schools in the county, where you can get yourself a sure footed horse or riding lessons. The beautiful country lanes with daffodils and bluebells beside them are ideal for cycling through the countryside. There are many convenient trails created for cycling. You will also find in Cornwall some of the most scenic golf courses in the country, for an ultimate golfing experience.

The world famous Eden Project is situated in Cornwall and it will be a day of fun, education and novel experience for the whole family. Parks and gardens of exquisite grace are located all over and holiday parks with pleasurable scenery are filled with spirit of great outdoors and true Cornish feel. Get inspired by the Minack Theatre, Helford River, St. Mawes, Twin Castles of Pendennis, St. Michael’s Mount and film locations in this magnificent West Country. Enjoy some of the finest dinning experiences, from freshest of sea food to award winning wines. There are 39 Treasure trails, which run across the county, where you can explore and have fun at the same time. The Open Studio and Tate Gallery are places that proudly present famous artwork and if you are an art lover and a collector, there are many prestigious places where you can buy your favourite type of art. Make a stop at a wonderful holiday park with your loved ones and have a Cornish holiday to remember.

What do you know about holiday parks? Visit holiday parks in Cornwall for more information.