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Address details for Bovisand Lodge Holiday Park
Bovisand Lane, Plymouth, Devon. PL9 0AA Location Map
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The local area around Bovisand Lodge Holiday Park & Devon
Rural and Hilly - We are in a rural location and are set in a valley with steep hills, so we recommend a car. Quiet and Family Orientated - we are a small peaceful and friendly holiday park. By popular demand we have no bars, club houses, restaurants or cafes onsite. There are a number of restaurants and country pubs/cafes a short drive away or walk along the coastal path. Shops - There is a large supermarket approx 10 minutes drive away so you can stock up on supplies and two cafes on the cliffs by the beaches for snacks, ice creams and buckets and spades. Indoor Heated Swimming Pool - If you fancy a break from the public beaches then you can take a dip in our indoor heated pool. Play Area - We have a Play Park, Table Tennis table, Football and Badminton Nets and a large open area for kites/ball/team games. Launderette - Our Launderette is behind the pool. Caravans - Linen and Towels can be hired. Wifi - Wifi is available at a small charge. There are plenty of local attractions including the boat trips, theme parks, national marine aquarium, the moors and the historic Barbican to name but a few. You will find information on local attractions in your accommodation.
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