Wooda Lakes - Devon

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Wooda Lakes offers luxury holiday lodges and log cabins for holiday rental. Enjoying an idyllic setting in 22 acres of Devon countryside encompassing five fishing lakes, these pine lodges offer you a haven of peace and tranquillity.

Wooda Lakes offers the following facilities.

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All-male, all-female or young mixed groups – please check when booking

Description

Enjoying an idyllic setting in 22 acres of Devon countryside encompassing five fishing lakes, these pine lodges offer you a haven of peace and tranquillity.

This is an excellent location for exploring the many treasures of both Devon and North Cornwall. Just five miles away are the expansive sandy beaches of Bude great for surfing watersports and sun. The market town of Holsworthy and a host of tourist attractions and activities are all within easy reach.

The Lakes with no closed season, each scaling 1½ acres in size and all well stocked with tench, roach, bream and carp provide the perfect setting for a rewarding and unhurried fishing experience.

The local area around Wooda Lakes & Devon

Wild and rugged round Hartland Point, then stretching out into wide, surf-washed sandy bays - explore one of the world’s loveliest coastlines when you take a Hoseasons lodge holiday in North Devon. Surfers and sailors flock to Woolacombe, Saunton, Croyde and Ilfracombe, and windsurfing, water skiing, canoeing and diving are all popular on this coast too, while walkers are attracted to the spectacular views along the coastal path.

Accommodation & Prices

Weekly Price Range: £235 - £636

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Local Information & Businesses

• Restaurants in Holsworthy
• Visitor Attractions in Devon

Other information

• Ideal base for exploring
• A paradise for anglers
• Close to beaches

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