Churchwood Valley is a beautiful, natural wooded valley running down to the sea at Wembury Bay in South Devon, near Plymouth. Look closely and, hidden among the lush green foliage, you’ll see wooden cabins nestling on the hillside.
Each holiday cabin has its own plot on the hillside, surrounded by trees, flowering shrubs, hedges and rustic fences. All our cabins have views across the valley, with some looking out over the water meadow or towards the sea.
There’s a car parking space near each cabin and private roads and paths give access to the beach, an unspoiled stretch of rock pools and shingle with sand at low tide. Adjoining National Trust land, the beach is no more than a 10-minute stroll away from any of the cabins.
Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome in each cabin for a small charge, there are dog exercise areas on site and plenty of space for canine roaming locally.
This compact cabin is great for two people and comes with a double bedroom and shower cubicle.
The cabin also comes with a modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, an under-counter fridge and microwave, and a TV with DVD player. Located in the centre of the site, this A2 cabin has a peaceful and private patio and is frequently visited by wildlife on the park.
A haven of peace within an environmental paradise, Churchwood Valley is a few minutes’ walk from a safe family beach and the South West Coast Path.
If ‘getting away from it all’ is the most important part of your holiday – Churchwood Valley is for you. Each holiday cabin is nestled within the woodland. By moving no further than your armchair, you’ll see delightful displays of birdlife, and a trip to your private patio may well afford a glimpse of badgers, foxes, squirrels, and other wildlife.
There are no discos, bars, or cafes – just rock pools, wildlife, and breathtaking scenery. Secluded it may be, isolated it is not. Churchwood’s licensed shop sells a wide range of food and drink, beach toys, gifts, and many other products, so you don’t even need to leave the site for those ‘essential’ items. We also have a fully equipped launderette. If you feel the need for a more extensive shop, or have a taste for the bright lights, the city of Plymouth is just a 20 minute drive away.
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Staff is friendly. You have everything you need for living. Best places to get way if you are looking to take break from day to day life. Surrounding nature is mesmerising. All in all excellent experience.
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Nice place to say and unwind. Beech is close for nice walks or to swim.
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We have stayed at Churchwood a number of times. The cabins have always been clean and comfortable. There are lovely walks along the coastal paths, which are only 10 minutes or so away. We always eat at the Odd Wheel - good value, the Mussel Inn - excellent food and the Eddystone Inn which are only a short drive away. The site is so peaceful and tranquil save for the odd squirrel racing across the cabin roof from time to time. Already booked our next stay and there will be more after that
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The lodge is always spotless has everything you need.Very reasonable rates.Great coastal walks. The staff are so helpful. We have been 3 times this year. So relaxing.Small cafe by the beach tasty pasties you must have a cream tea.Situated for exploring Devon and Cornwall.
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I really enjoyed my stay! The facilities were good, although I was out and about most of the time. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and I would definitely recommend staying here.They have their own dog-friendly beach, which sounded lovely, but unfortunately, I wasn’t able to find it. As my dog is very old and slow, it would have been amazing to have a slightly more detailed or updated map showing where to park and how to walk to the beach.One of the best things about my stay was how peaceful and quiet it was. I had the best few nights' sleep I’ve had in a long time! I would happily stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing break.
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Very peaceful and tranquil place friendly staff if u want to relax in nature this is a must can't recommend this enough
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We had the basic one bedroom lodge and absolutely loved it. It was spotless and was charming with homely touches and crockery from the 1970s and retro Pyrex dishes. Our patio looked over the trees and our little dog loved sitting watching the many squirrels that snaffled the birdseed from the bird table. We were there 3 nights and didn’t use the car once - just walked in all directions . Friendly reception and basics available in the little shop. Highly recommended!
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Excellent quiet accommodation with all facilities necessary for a great getaway
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The site is located in a deep valley populated with a lot of wildlife, in a relatively remote area so access is via small country lanes. Once you arrive the location is fabulous. The cabins are cosy and arranged to give privacy. The facilities are fairly but provide everything you need. It's in easy walking distance of the beach an access to the South West coastal path. All the paths are steep in places and the coastal path is rugged so requires a reasonable level of fitness but you are rewarded by the views and atmosphere. There are good local pubs around the area, which provide welcome rest stops.
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We love it here, its a bit dated in the whole scheme of things to other places we have stayed but its clean & tidy, the shower cubicle is a bit tight for a big guy like me but great water pressure & plenty of hot water so its not a big deal.. Great walks to the local Wdmbury beach & lovely cafe there and not to far to drive to local shops & supermarket etc. Also nice local pubs up thecroad for food if you dont feel like cooking after a busy day on the beach ! We had lovely food at the Odd Wheel & The Mussel inn .
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99.1% would recommend this accommodation
95.7% would stay here again
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