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COVID-19 UPDATE
23rd February 2021
Following the government announcement on the road path for existing lockdown we wish to confirm that it is our intention to open the park on Monday 12th April. This is assuming that the phased exit goes to plan, for this to happen we should all continue to work hard at following the rules.
In the early stages of re-opening, we must remind customers that your holiday home or caravan can only be used by members of the same household. Our shared facilities such as shower and toilet blocks will not open until permitted (government indication is presently 17th May) and neither will the bar at Jacobs Mount.
In the meantime, the parks will remain closed to visitors however contractors are able to gain access via appointment.
Comfortable, spacious & secure accommodation.
It does look great, but what is it?
Well it’s a rather well built, insulated wooden hut that provides basic accommodation much in the way of a tent. They are of a modest size with good headroom, and a forward projecting porch to provide some shelter if the doors are open. We have 2 sizes available, standard pods with an interior floor area some eight feet wide by nine feet long and family pods with a larger interior area of nine feet wide by 12 feet long.
There is a raised area of timber decking extending the ‘living area’ and providing somewhere to sun-bathe, prepare food or when the weather is bad, lose the wet gear before going inside.
The POD is designed to be comfortable – the roofing material is designed to cut down the noise of heavy rain. The window and lockable French doors are double glazed to reduce condensation and provide sound insulation. The wood used in the construction is a naturally ‘warm’ material but to provide extra winter warmth we have installed sheep’s wool insulation inside the walls while a special foil layer under the roof helps keep summer temperatures in check. There is a small, high level window in the back wall which not only provides light but will help keep the living space well ventilated and aid ‘through draft’ on hot summer days.
Benefits of the POD
What’s Included:
What you need to bring:
We suggest you bring your own sleeping bags and pillows, together with a blanket to put under your sleeping bag for extra insulation. Cooking and eating equipment will also be needed.
Disposable barbeques can be purchased on site.