Lodge 78 Sun Valley

Set in beautifully landscaped grounds, boasting a tranquil family atmosphere and just 1 mile away from the beach, Sun Valley unites peace and relaxation with superb facilities to suit all. Close to Poldark country, this is a perfect location offering a truly memorable seaside holiday to families and couples alike. A wealth of picturesque fishing ports, fine sandy beaches and treasured villages await exploration nearby, while Cornwall's world-famous attractions are within easy reach. As you enter Sun Valley through an avenue of ancient horse chestnut trees it's obvious right away that this is no ordinary holiday park. Sun Valley is 20 acres of beautifully tended grounds in a quiet, picturesque valley only one mile from a lovely beach. For pure relaxation enjoy a dip in the beautiful heated pool, have fun in the games room or on the 2 hard tennis courts, one full size and one ½ size for the children. There is an on-site bar and restaurant with an extensive menu. There is also a takeaway service available from the bar. The park provides full and varied entertainment throughout the year for the enjoyment of the whole family. Lodge 78 is beautifully presented and equipped with a fantastic open plan living area, comfortable seating and a fully equipped kitchen with sliding doors opening onto a lovely deck. This really is a home from home with all the modern facilities you would expect. Accommodation Ground floor only: A sun deck with table and chairs surrounds one end of the property and the sliding door leads into the open plan and spacious kitchen, lounge and diner. A further door leads into the hallway with access to the master bedroom with 5' bed, en suite shower room and dressing area with plenty of storage. Also accessed from the hallway are a twin (2'6" beds) bedroom and a family shower room with WC and hand basin. Facilities and Services Heating is via gas central heating throughout. The kitchen includes under counter fridge and separate freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, gas oven and hob, microwave, kettle and toaster. Free WiFi is available on the site but can be intermittent in the Lodge. The lounge area has a widescreen TV, DVD player and electric coal effect fire. There is an iron and ironing board. Use of all the park facilities including the pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, bar and restaurant. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating bed linen and towels are included. There is unlimited parking on site. Regrettably no smoking or dogs are allowed. The property is fully FOGGED after each stay. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure day is a Friday. £250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card is required as a security deposit. Pentewan (just north of Mevagissey) has an industrial past that is still evident in the village today. It was once a busy harbour built by a local mine owner for shipping china clay. Inland is the Pentewan Valley Trail which is 4km of woodland and riverside walking following an old gauge railway to the village of London Apprentice. The village also has a small, friendly pub with tables on the old harbourside. There is a wonderful sandy, beach which is ideal for families. The town of Mevagissey is just a 5-minute drive in a southerly direction. Mevagissey is a wonderful little Cornish fishing village in South East Cornwall. Ideally located within easy reach of both The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project. The tiny seaside village is packed with old Cornish cottages complete with narrow alleyways leading to converted fish cellars offering gift shops, galleries, pubs and cafes. Once a major Pilchard port, now the harbour boasts a smaller fleet, many of which provide sea tours, or boat trips to Fowey situated further up the South coast. The Harbour provides an ideal backdrop for a fish and chip supper, followed by a stroll through the town at dusk. With an eight-minute drive to The Lost Gardens of Heligan and 30 minutes to the Eden Project, Mevagissey provides an excellent location for the keen gardener. Gorran Haven nearby offers an alternative day out as well as Pentewan with its freshwater dock basin. You can continue south along the coast down to Caerhays Castle and Porthluney Cove. Cliff walks in all directions along the coast offer spectacular views out across the St Austell Bay.