2023 Hoburne Ownership Brochure

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FEEL SPECIAL

Drive onto any of our parks and as your worries melt away you’ll start to feel a whole host of things; excited, relaxed, carefree. On top of that we like to make you feel special, so we’ll go that extra mile to help do just that.

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You’ll have confidence in buying from family holiday experts, with over 100 years’ experience, that you know and trust.

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With our competitive finance packages, we can help you offset ongoing costs with our Managed Letting Service.

THREE

Our dedicated ownership team will make sure you feel at home.

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Eight fantastic locations in the South and South West of England. We have a park to suit everyone.

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So much choice: we’ve got a wide range of holiday home models and locations around the park.

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Hoburne Holidays is a family business and our business is giving families a fantastic time on holiday. This shows itself in all sorts of small ways that add up to one big difference: The Hoburne difference.

You’ll hear it in the helpful, friendly manner of our reception team when you call and in the warmth of the welcome when you arrive. In the countless number of ways the staff on our parks work to make owning your holiday home as enjoyable and memorable as it can be. You’ll also see it reflected in the quality and standard of our facilities.

Staying true to our values for over 100 years

Behind the Hoburne difference lies four generations of commitment to honesty, integrity and fairness stretching back to the purchase of our very first park in 1912. Since then, we’ve always been guided by those principles, making sure we reinvest in our parks to provide the best quality locations, holiday homes, facilities and customer care. And, of course, true all-round value for money.

We’re also proud of our role as a local business supporting the local area. Our parks are located in some of the most accessible and beautiful parts of South and South West England, but they’re more than just a great base for memorable leisure time. Over the years, they’ve become an integral part of the community.

Wherever possible, we recruit and train locally, with some members of staff spending their entire careers with us. We actively promote local attractions and events and encourage our suppliers and guests to think and act with respect for the environment around us to preserve its beauty for generations to come.

Trust us to get it right for you

For us, acting with fairness and respect is simply second nature. It’s something we’ve always done, and something we’ll keep on doing in the future.

For you, it’s a guarantee that we’ll always do our best to make sure owning a holiday home lives up to your expectations, and that you can trust us to give you the best possible experience. That’s why so many families return again and again, year after year, to experience the Hoburne difference.

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The package price of every Hoburne holiday home includes:

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Angle-Right Standard pitch fees pro-rata for the remainder of the current season

Angle-Right Water and local authority rates pro-rata up to the next billing date

Angle-Right Transport, siting and connection of the holiday home

Angle-Right Decking on all new holiday homes subject to pitch

Angle-Right Insurance for 12 months with our recommended insurer Leisuredays

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The package price of every Hoburne holiday home does not include:

Angle-Right Running costs (electricity, maintenance, winterisation etc).

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Angle-Right Owner Reward Card* which can be used on food and beverage, merchandise, leisure and activities.

Angle-Right 10% discount accrual on your owners account* early release for all ticketed events.

Angle-Right Access to exclusive owner events throughout the season.

Angle-Right Golf discounts

Receive 10% off standard green fee rates at one of our golf clubs.†

* Excludes Hoburne Doublebois and Hoburne St Mabyn.

Choose from Bulbury Woods or Crane Valley in Dorset or Hurtmore in Surrey. Pre-booking is required and can be made 10 days prior to date of play.

Between them, our eight holiday parks cover some of the most beautiful and unspoilt countryside in the UK – as well as some of its most historic sites, landmarks and exciting family attractions. From water and forest to beaches and sea views, clifftop walks to meandering cycle trails, a Hoburne holiday home puts you right at the heart of it all.

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Plymouth

Exeter

Torquay

Weston-super-Mare

Okehampton

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Screened from view behind banks of mature trees, Hoburne Bashley has the feel of an established private country club. One that nevertheless has facilities as up-to-date as they come.

Throw yourself into the fun and games in the outdoor heated pool or indoor leisure pool. Play your way around one of the most picturesque nine hole golf courses in the area. Or press ‘pause’ on your busy schedule and enjoy an hour or two of indulgence at our Beauty h treatment rooms.

In the managed woodlands that border your holiday home, discover wildlife, woodcraft skills and educational adventures at the Woodland Centre. Just beyond the trees, there’s a world of quaint New Forest villages and miles of coastline waiting to be explored.

Hoburne Bashley feels like it’s in a world of its own, far removed from everyday life. But a look at the map will tell you it’s perfectly placed for exploring the best attractions Hampshire and Dorset have to offer. Whether that’s by car, on foot or in the saddle, there’s so much to see and experience.

Lymington

A picture-perfect Georgian market town and harbour with a variety of attractive shops and cafés, plus fine views across the water to the Isle of Wight.

Beaulieu National Motor Museum

Take a trip through the history of the motor car, along with a behind the scenes look into life in the Montagu family home during its Victorian heyday.

New Forest Trails

Over 140 miles of tracks and trails to explore on foot, on horseback or on two wheels. Take your time and enjoy the stunning scenery and secret forest glades at your own pace. They’ll still be here when you come back next time!

Facilities on park

Angle-Right Heated indoor pool Heated outdoor pool††

Angle-Right Children’s indoor interactive wet play area

Angle-Right Children’s swimming courses and lessons*

Angle-Right Sauna and steam room

Angle-Right Fitness suite†

Angle-Right Beauty h treatment rooms*

Angle-Right Indoor soft play

Angle-Right Impressive entertainment complex

Angle-Right Food service

Angle-Right Sammy Squad

Angle-Right Amusement arcade and pool table*

Angle-Right Free Wi-Fi**

Angle-Right Sky TV and BT Sport in complex

Angle-Right Nine hole, par 3 golf course*

Angle-Right Children’s adventure playground

Angle-Right Adventure golf *

Angle-Right Multi-use games area

Angle-Right Dog exercise area

Angle-Right New Forest information centre and bushcraft courses*

Convenience store and launderette*

* Charges apply

** Wi-Fi not suitable for downloading or streaming

† Restrictions apply

†† Open mid May to mid September

Facilities on park

Angle-Right Heated indoor pool

Angle-Right Heated outdoor pool††

Angle-Right Heated children’s splash pool

Angle-Right Sauna and steam room

Angle-Right Fitness suite†

Angle-Right Indoor soft play

Angle-Right Extensive entertainment complex

Angle-Right Food service

Angle-Right Sammy Squad

Angle-Right Amusement arcade* and pool table*

Angle-Right Free Wi-Fi***

Angle-Right Sky TV and BT Sport in complex

Angle-Right Multi-use games area

Angle-Right Adventure golf *

Angle-Right Direct beach access**

Angle-Right Convenience store and launderette*

Angle-Right Kid’s adventure playground

* Charges apply

** Footpath not suitable for pushchairs or those with restricted mobility

*** Wi-Fi not suitable for downloading or streaming

† Restrictions apply

†† Open mid May to mid September

Once you start exploring the endless adventures on offer in Hampshire, you’ll start to wonder how they all fit into one county! You don’t have to go far to find attractions the whole family can enjoy, or to make your own entertainment on the beach or the countless countryside trails and walks nearby. With the Isle of Wight, Bournemouth and the New Forest on your doorstep you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Highcliffe Beach

A family friendly series of cove-like sand and shingle beaches that are only minutes away from Hoburne Naish. Renowned for its safe swimming and, when the waves get up, bodyboarding and surfing.

Bournemouth Oceanarium

Dive beneath the waves for a unique view of ocean life in all its variety, from the Great Barrier Reef to the world’s deepest ocean at this award winning aquarium.

New Forest Trails

Over 140 miles of tracks and trails to explore on foot, on horseback or on two wheels. Take your time and enjoy the stunning scenery and secret forest glades at your own pace. They’ll still be here when you come back next time!

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Looking out across Highcliffe Beach and the bay beyond, the sea views couldn’t be more perfect. But jump in the car and very soon you can be losing yourself under the lush green canopy of the New Forest.

That means double the enjoyment, whether you’re looking for peace and quiet away from it all or something a little more adventurous such as surfing the Dorset waves or taking on the hundreds of miles of forest trails on horseback or bicycle.

If you just fancy pottering in the park for the day, there’s plenty to keep everyone occupied too, from relaxing in the sauna and steam room to challenging the family at adventure golf.

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Near the market town of Christchurch, Hoburne Park is a peaceful and picturesque spot for a holiday home. With glorious beaches, unspoilt countryside and a busy calendar of local events all year round there’s always something new to see or do.

Yet because you’re so close to the beach and right alongside the bustling town of Christchurch, there’s lots to experience off park as well. Take your pick from historic monuments, beautiful beaches, Mudeford Quay and more.

You can even use your Hoburne Park pass at nearby Bashley and Naish parks too. The best of both worlds – or should that be all three?

It’s not so much what there is to see near Hoburne Park, more what will you decide to see first? Dorset is a county rich in history, from medieval castles to 200 million year old fossils on the Jurassic Coast. Or, if you fancy something more modern, there are theme parks and family attractions galore.

Christchurch Priory

You can learn all about this important historical and religious landmark from its origins in 1094, through the middle ages and right up to the present day. Plus it’s just a stone’s throw from Hoburne Park, so you can still be back in time for tea!

Bournemouth

Bournemouth is bursting with things to do and sights to see. Whether it’s strolling along more than seven miles of sandy beach or cutting inland for a tour of its many shops, bars and galleries.

Lulworth Cove

Lulworth Cove is a beautiful, sheltered bowl of blue water and white pebble beach that makes for a perfect day’s swimming, sunbathing and rockpooling. It’s been named one of England’s top five natural wonders, so it’s a must see while you’re here.

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Facilities on park

Angle-Right Heated indoor pool

Angle-Right Heated outdoor pool††

Angle-Right Sauna and steam room

Angle-Right Fitness suite†

Angle-Right Indoor soft play

Angle-Right Impressive entertainment complex

Angle-Right Food service

Angle-Right Sammy Squad

Angle-Right Amusement arcade and pool table*

Angle-Right Free Wi-Fi**

Angle-Right Sky TV and BT Sport in complex

Angle-Right Children’s adventure playground

Angle-Right Adventure golf *

Angle-Right Multi-use games area

Angle-Right Dog exercise area

Angle-Right Launderette*

* Charges apply

** Wi-Fi not suitable for downloading or streaming

† Restrictions apply

†† Open mid May to mid September

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Facilities on park

Angle-Right Heated indoor pool with flume

Angle-Right Heated outdoor pool††

Angle-Right Sauna and steam room

Angle-Right Fitness suite†

Angle-Right Indoor soft play

Angle-Right Extensive entertainment complex

Angle-Right Food service

Angle-Right Sammy Squad

Angle-Right Amusement arcade and pool table*

Angle-Right Free Wi-Fi***

Angle-Right Sky TV and BT Sport in complex

Angle-Right Fishing lake (rod licence required)

Angle-Right Multi-use games area

Angle-Right Adventure golf *

Angle-Right Lake activities*** pedalos, kayaking

Angle-Right Convenience store and launderette*

Angle-Right Kid’s adventure playground

* Charges apply

** Wi-Fi not suitable for downloading or streaming

*** Charges apply, seasonal activities

† Restrictions apply

†† Open mid May to mid September

The Cotswolds have captivated visitors for generations, and no wonder. Its many antique shops make it a happy hunting ground for those who love a bargain. Its winding rivers make it a paradise for fishing enthusiasts. And its mile after mile of country walks – each seemingly with a picturesque local pub or restaurant at the end of it – are enough to satisfy any rambler’s appetite.

Cotswold Wildlife Park

The largest private zoo in the country with more than 260 different species in 160 acres of landscaped gardens and managed habitats.

Broadway

With perhaps the most famous and photogenic high street in the country, the village of Broadway is a history lesson in itself and has been a centre for the arts and crafts community throughout the years.

Cheltenham

Elegant Georgian terraces, characterful pubs and restaurants and, of course, home to the famous National Hunt festival every March.

Cotswold Water Park

A world of watersports and other outdoor activities spread across 150 lakes and waterways and a wealth of flora and fauna that will keep budding naturalists occupied for days on end.

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Set around four onsite lakes that provide a shimmering backdrop to the comings and goings of the local wildlife and excited pedalo crews, this is a holiday park with a character of its own.

There is a fishing lake where you can wile away an afternoon with at least one eye on your float. And, right on the doorstep, there’s the Cotswold Water Park. Not of the water-slide variety, but a reclaimed wetland of over 150 lakes and waterways where fishing, boating and paddle-boarding are just some of the activities waiting to be enjoyed.

More like a lakeside retreat than a holiday park in the heart of England, you can explore all that the Cotswolds has to offer from English villages of honey-coloured stone, miles of footpaths through the countryside and forest or the buzz in places like Cheltenham and Cirencester.

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Just a stone's throw from the main park, Hoburne Cotswold Reach offers an idyllic hideaway experience where you can relax and escape in nature while benefiting from all the leisure and dining facilities at nearby Hoburne Cotswold.

Offering more of a retreat-style break, Hoburne Cotswold Reach is the new sister park to Hoburne Cotswold, located just a stone's throw away from the main park, in it's own tranquil countryside location.

Surrounded by luscious countryside with the four lakes of Hoburne Cotswold within close reach, this park is perfect for those who feel at home in nature. Wake up to the bird song, take in the stunning views or venture a little further and explore the beautiful county of Gloucestershire.

Use of facilities across the road at Hoburne Cotswold

Angle-Right Heated indoor pool with flume

Angle-Right Heated outdoor pool††

Angle-Right Sauna and steam room

Angle-Right Fitness suite†

Angle-Right Indoor soft play

Angle-Right Extensive entertainment complex

Angle-Right Food service

Angle-Right Sammy Squad

Angle-Right Amusement arcade and pool table*

Angle-Right Free Wi-Fi***

Angle-Right Sky TV and BT Sport in complex

Angle-Right Fishing lake (rod licence required)

Angle-Right Multi-use games area

Angle-Right Adventure golf *

Angle-Right Lake activities*** pedalos, kayaking

Angle-Right Convenience store and launderette*

Angle-Right Kid’s adventure playground

* Charges apply

** Wi-Fi not suitable for downloading or streaming

*** Charges apply, seasonal activities

† Restrictions apply

†† Open mid May to mid September

From river walks in Lower Slaughter to the ruins of Monk Bretton Priory in Barnsley, you never have to venture far in Gloucestershire to find a picturesque village, with its famous honey-coloured stone buildings.

Chedworth Roman Villa

Chedworth Roman Villa, nestled in the Cotswolds, boasts intricate mosaics, two bath suites, and a rich history. One of England’s most complete Roman villas.

Cerney House Gardens

Cerney House Gardens, nestled in the Cotswolds, is a serene haven boasting exquisite gardens, historic charm, and captivating vistas. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts and history lovers alike.

Corinium Museum

The Corinium Museum boasts an extensive Romano-British collection. From Neolithic artifacts to Victorian times, it showcases the rich history of the region. Explore remarkable Roman mosaics, carvings, and more in this captivating museum.

Cotswold Farm Park

Cotswold Farm Park invites families to connect with over 50 farm animal species. Rare breeds thrive here, and seasonal events include a bustling lambing season. Explore the Ox Shed, savour seasonal cuisine, and enjoy enchanting rides at this charming farm park.

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Facilities on park

Angle-Right Heated indoor pool with flume

Angle-Right Heated outdoor pool††

Angle-Right Sauna and steam room

Angle-Right Fitness suite†

Angle-Right Indoor soft play

Angle-Right Extensive entertainment complex

Angle-Right Food service

Angle-Right Sammy Squad

Angle-Right Amusement arcade and pool table*

Angle-Right Free Wi-Fi***

Angle-Right Sky TV and BT Sport in complex

Angle-Right Kid’s adventure playground

Angle-Right Multi-use games area

Angle-Right Adventure golf *

Angle-Right Nature trail**

Angle-Right Launderette*

Angle-Right Convenience store

* Charges apply

** Uneven footpath not suitable to those with limited mobility

*** Wi-Fi not suitable for downloading or streaming

† Restrictions apply

†† Open mid May to mid September

Because South Devon has been such a popular holiday destination for so long, it’s full of things to do and places to see. Whether you enjoy family attractions and historical monuments, or prefer the traditional appeal of a day on the beach, every day brings something different for everybody to enjoy.

Paignton Zoo

Discover over 2,500 animals in habitats from rain forests and jungles to deserts and savannas and learn how one of Devon’s most popular attractions plays its part in conserving and protecting rare species.

Babbacombe

The picturesque village of Babbacombe is perfect for a morning’s exploring before you take the funicular down the hillside for an afternoon on the beach.

Dart Valley Railway

Take a trip back to the age of steam to enjoy the six and a half mile trip along the former Great Western Railway line between Paignton and Kingswear.

Dartmoor

Dartmoor boasts some of the most rugged and spectacular landscape in the South West - perfect for a bracing walk to one of the many hilltop tors. You might even see a wild Dartmoor pony!

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No wonder they call it the English Riviera. And in your holiday home at Hoburne Devon Bay situated on the hillside with gorgeous Goodrington Sands just a pebble’s throw away, you’re right at the heart of it.

On the park itself, you can enjoy a whole range of facilities: a heated outdoor pool, an indoor leisure pool and flume, endless activities and entertainments for the whole family.

From to first blooming daffodils to the falling leaves of autumn, South Devon is a perennially popular spot for a seaside family break. You can come and enjoy your holiday home almost any time you like. And you’ll never have trouble letting your holiday home if you want to earn a little extra income from it as well.

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We’ll save you the trouble of looking. It’s just one – Hoburne Blue Anchor in Somerset. And owning a holiday home here really is a passport to everything this delightful county has to offer.

In this perfectly positioned park by the sea, choice and variety is the order of the day. If you’re here as a family, it ticks all the boxes for an unforgettable seaside holiday: Activities in the pool, nature trail adventures, fish and chip suppers as the sun goes down.

If you want to strike out and head inland, the Quantock Hills and Exmoor National Park are more grown up adventure playgrounds just waiting to be explored. Uniquely, you can watch all of the West Somerset Railway puffing by from the comfort of the park.

Hoburne Blue Anchor puts you right beside the seaside, with ocean views and beach walks in abundance. But it’s just as good a base for exploring all the other attractions Somerset has to offer as well, including some of the UK’s most unspoilt countryside, and further afield the natural wonders like Cheddar Gorge and the elegant architecture of Bath.

Channel Adventure Centre

Ready for a new challenge? Try your hand at paddleboarding, power kiting and kayaking, or a whole range of dry land activities like archery and even axe throwing.

West Somerset Railway

Enjoy the evocative sights and sounds of the steam age as you wind through the beautiful Quantock Hills on the UK’s longest standard gauge heritage railway.

Dunster Castle and Village

Step back nearly a thousand years in time to explore one of the largest and most intact medieval villages in the whole of England.

Exmoor

You could visit every day and still discover a different side to this unique landscape of moorland, farmland, woods and valleys. Pick a route, pull on your boots and go!

Facilities on park

Angle-Right Direct beach access

Angle-Right Heated indoor pool

Angle-Right Sauna and steam room

Angle-Right Fitness suite†

Angle-Right Food service

Angle-Right Children’s adventure playground

Angle-Right Five minute walk to Blue Anchor station††

Angle-Right Steam train views alongside park edge

Angle-Right Free Wi-Fi**

Angle-Right Information centre

Angle-Right Convenience store

Angle-Right Launderette*

* Charges apply

** Wi-Fi not suitable for downloading or streaming

† Restrictions apply

†† Not operated by Hoburne Blue Anchor. Check with operators for details and opening times

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Bournemouth Okehampton

Gloucester

Three styles of accommodation

Hoburne St Mabyn aims to create an idyllic lodge escape enabling holiday-makers to relax and unwind in an environment which offers a tranquil quiet space without the busier traditional park facilities.

Hideaway Loft

Loft style accommodation with a flavour of urban design in the heart of the countryside.

Hideaway Country

Coach house brick features and comfy armchairs give a true ‘escape to the country’ feel.

Hideaway Coastal

Cool colours and washed woods giving a light and airy seaside feel.

The Cornish coastline, of course, is famous for sheltered beaches, brooding cliffs and, more recently, its surfing. Some of the best waves in the UK are found here, with surfers travelling from all over the world to ride them. Or, if you prefer more gentle pursuits, there are traditional fishing villages and harbours to explore around almost every headland.

Polzeath

A gorgeous beach on the north coast, popular with surfers and families alike.

Bodmin

One of Cornwall’s oldest towns at the edge of wild Bodmin Moor and on ‘The Saints Way’ Coast to Coast trail.

Port Isaac

Traditional picturesque fishing village, famous as the home o ITV’s Doc Martin.

Padstow

Drive down to Padstow, a charming, working fishing port and enjoy a bite to eat with a view at Rick Stein’s seafood restaurant.

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Okehampton

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There’s history and mythology in the shape of the haunting Tintagel Castle, legendary birthplace of King Arthur, and The Lost Gardens of Heligan, abandoned and overgrown since the First World War and only rediscovered in 1990.

If food is your passion, there are countless ways to indulge. Cornwall is now well and truly on the culinary map and you’ll find every kind of eating experience here, from Michelin starred restaurants to traditional Cornish dishes featuring the most local of local produce and seafood plucked fresh from the ocean.

St Mabyn itself, a picturesque hilltop village centred around a welcoming 17th century pub, is just a short walk away, and Bodmin and Padstow only minutes by car. The perfect base for exploring everything Cornwall has to offer, from countryside and coast to hidden villages and historic monuments.

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If an undisturbed getaway is high on your holiday home ownership wish list, then Hoburne Doublebois in the heart of the Cornish countryside is the right park for you.

At this tranquil gem of a park, hours can slip effortlessly away whilst fishing on the beautiful River Fowey or stretched out on the spacious sundeck. This is Cornwall, after all, where the Gulf Stream guarantees a warmer climate and more sunny days than anywhere else in the UK.

If you like things a little more active, you can practice your swing on the nine hole golf course while the kids enjoy the swings in the play area. And of course, you’ll be perfectly placed to explore further afield and discover quaint Cornish villages, pristine beaches and attractions like the awesome Eden project.

Cornwall is a treasure trove of beautiful countryside, golden beaches and spectacular coastline. And even if you haven’t visited them before, there are places that might look strangely familiar; picturesque Padstow, made famous by Rick Stein’s cookery shows, or Charlestown, Bodmin Moor and Porthcothan beach, all featured in BBC TV’s Poldark.

Padstow

The picturesque fishing port, famous for it’s ‘Obby ‘Oss May Day celebrations and, of course, Rick Stein’s fish restaurant.

Eden Project

Home to the largest indoor rain forest in the world and over 1,000 varieties of plants, the Eden Project also features a stunning treetop walkway.

Bodmin Moor

Wild, beautiful and windswept – sometimes all on the same day – Bodmin Moor is an unspoilt wilderness offering countless walks and stunning views across the area.

Looe

On the South West Coast Path across Cornwall, Looe is a working fishing village with a picturesque harbour, a sheltered beach and numerous walks taking in fabulous sea views.

Facilities on park

Angle-Right Nine hole golf course

Angle-Right Golf club/buggy hire*

Angle-Right Kid’s adventure playground

Angle-Right Fishing on the park ††

Angle-Right Tennis court*

Angle-Right Fitness room†

Angle-Right Pool table, bar billiards and table football*

Angle-Right Games room*

Angle-Right Free Wi-Fi**

Angle-Right Children’s football area

Angle-Right Woodland walk

Angle-Right Launderette*

* Charges apply

** Wi-Fi not suitable for downloading or streaming

† Restrictions apply

†† Valid migratory fishing rod licence required

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Padstow

Exeter

Torquay

Okehampton

Minehead

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TO OWN YOUR OWN HOLIDAY HOME

Your dream of the ideal retreat could become a reality. Step inside a new Hoburne holiday home and discover contemporary design and finishes, a fully fitted kitchen and, wherever you look, attention to detail that springs directly from our passion for creating the perfect holiday escape.

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How are you going to pay for your new holiday home?

There are several options available:

Finance

Park finance packages

We work closely with specialists in holiday home finance. Please refer to the Finance Leaflet for the latest APR rate, payments and terms.

Personal

Third party funding

Many banks and building societies are happy to organise loans to purchase holiday home properties. Speak to your lender about the terms and figures available.

Card or bank transfer payment

If you have the funds available, you can make a straightforward payment on your card or by bank transfer and get your keys right away!

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We have created a letting service to help you balance the running costs of your holiday home.

Our teams on park will take care of everything when you let your holiday home with us–right down to the smallest detail, making sure your experience is effortless and hassle-free:

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Angle-Right Our dedicated holidays marketing team will give your holiday home maximum exposure

Angle-Right Hoburne’s customer care team will handle all of the bookings for you

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You can let your holiday home for just a few weeks or for the whole season, it’s a completely flexible and hassle free service.

Your holiday home will be inspected by one of our park representatives to agree its suitability to join the service – and your holiday home will be graded. The grade will determine the price at which your holiday home will be marketed.

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Commission of 22% + VAT on the total booking value. Plus cleaning and linen costs per booking.