Wooda Farm Holiday Park Cornwall best for camping in the UK

The annual Campsites.co.uk Camping and Glamping awards highlight the best camping, glamping, and touring sites across the UK, celebrating those sites that go above and beyond for their guests throughout the year.

The awards cover various categories, including ‘Best Campsite’, ‘Best Glamping Site’ and ‘Most Unique Site’.

Other titles include the ‘Greener Site Award’, ‘Best Newcomer' and 'Best Budget Friendly Campsite'.

Bude's very own Wooda Farm Holiday Park took home the national winner of the Best Family Campsite in the UK and Best Family Campsite the South West (Image: Supplied) Wooda Farm Holiday Park in Bude stole the show in this year’s awards, claiming the coveted title of Best Family Campsite in the UK and Best Family Campsite in the South West for the second year running.

From farm animals, tractor rides, and alpaca encounters to various sports and activities, Wooda Farm is packed with fun for all the family, making it a worthy winner.

Farm animals at Wooda Farm Holiday Park in Bude (Image: Supplied) The park boasts an impressive 4.84-star rating on Campsites.co.uk, with 98 per cent of guests recommending it. Positive reviews include rave comments about the “unbelievable shower facilities” and the overall experience being “the nicest site by far.”

Bude’s success story continues with East Thorne, crowned Best Glamping Site in the UK and Best Glamping Site in the South West, making the town a clear winner in this year’s awards.  

The full list of Cornish winners in this year’s Camping and Glamping Awards 2024 includes:

East Crinnis Holiday Park, Par, Cornwall: Best Campsite (National) Runner Up and Best Campsite (South West) Winner.

Eden Valley Holiday Park, Bodmin, Cornwall: Best Caravan Park (South West) Runner Up and Best Adult Only Campsite (South West) Runner Up.

The Old Stables Campsite, Hayle, Cornwall: Best Budget Campsite (National) Runner Up

Tregarton Park, Mevagissey, Cornwall: Best Caravan Park (National) Winner.

Mount Pleasant Eco Park, Porthtowan, Cornwall: Greener Site (National) Runner Up

Tregonetha Lake, St Columb Major, Cornwall: Best Newcomer (National) Runner Up

Wildflower Wood at Beersheba Farm, St Ives, Cornwall: Best Glamping Site (South West) Runner Up 

Tregarton Park in Mevagissey was named the Best Caravan Park (nationally) in this year's awards (Image: Supplied) The 2024 Campsites.co.uk overall award winners include:

Best Campsite: Nantcol Waterfalls, Gwynedd

Best Caravan Park: Tregarton Park, Cornwall

Best Glamping Site: East Thorne, Cornwall

Best Family Campsite: Wooda Farm Holiday Park, Cornwall

Best Adult Only Site: Longnor Wood Holiday Park, Derbyshire

Most Unique Site: Woodfire Camping, Petworth, Sussex

Best Budget Friendly Campsite: Bwch yn Uchaf, Bala, Gwynedd

Top Dog Award: St Helens in the Park, Scarborough, Yorkshire

Best Newcomer Award: Ty Cochyn Caravan and Campsite, Anglesey

Greener Site Award: Nyth Robin, Gwynedd

Best Holiday Park: Highlands End Holiday Park, Dorset

Best Coastal Campsite: Ocean Pitch, Devon

Best Small Campsite: Parkgate Farm Holidays, Cumbria & Lake District

Wildflower Wood at Beersheba Farm in St Ives was named Runner Up in the Best Glamping Site in the South West category (Image: Supplied) Martin Smith, the founder of Campsites.co.uk said "Our annual awards give us the opportunity to celebrate the UK's best campsites, and this year's standards feel higher than ever.

“Each of the winning sites stands out for the care they put into being consistently excellent. My thanks and congratulations to all of the winners for adding some much-needed adventure to everyday life!"