Cornish Meet For Best Of British Parks

Cornish Meet For Best Of British Parks

Cornish meet

ABOVE: Best of British members undertook a tour of Newquay’s multi-award winning Hendra Holiday Park.

Members of the Best of British parks group were meeting for their annual conference at Hendra Holiday Park, just outside Newquay in Cornwall. Members enjoyed a tour of Hendra Holiday Park which was this year named as Holiday Park of the Year for Cornwall and for South West England. The family-run business, which has a host of attractions including an award-winning pools complex, provides a wide range of accommodation to rent plus touring pitches. On the agenda was a review of BoB’s 2017 activity which saw the consortium of independent family-run parks reach record numbers of new customers. A successful digital marketing campaign, members heard, had generated a raft of bookings and enquiries from holiday guests seeking top-end park experiences. The two-day conference heard from a number of specialist speakers on different ways in which they could help promote and market their businesses in the digital era. The conference was also an opportunity for BoB to welcome additional new park members to the group – and to usher in a new chairman for the consortium.

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Pick Of Crop On Dorset Organic Farm

Dorset farm

East Fleet Farm Touring Park, where guests awake each morning to spectacular views of Chesil Beach, has joined a small elite of the UK’s most exclusive holiday parks.

Pick Of Crop On Dorset Organic Farm

East Fleet Farm Touring Park, near Weymouth in Dorset, is the newest member of the Best of British group which pitches itself at couples and families seeking a truly privileged holiday park experience.

Parks belonging to the consortium are mainly family-owned businesses which have met the group’s membership criteria of providing first-class quality standards and hospitality.

Based at the heart of a 200-acre organic farm and bordered by the picturesque East Fleet Lagoon, a host of awards and delighted customer comments pay tribute to its credentials.

Managed by Richard Stamper and his wife Ali, whose parents have owned the farm since 1986, the park has a special appeal to lovers of natural beauty and wildlife. It provides around 400 pitches for the owners of touring caravans, motorhomes and tents – and, as its guests appreciate, a welcome absence of noisy distractions.