Just a short distance from our North Cornwall holiday park you will find The Camel Trail, an 18 mile, largely traffic free cycle trail which runs between Wenfordbridge, Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow.
The Camel Trail runs along the disused railway line, meandering alongside The Camel Estuary, providing access to some of Cornwall’s best wildlife and beautiful landscapes. The trail is mostly flat meaning it’s ideal for both families and experienced cyclers.
Enjoy the striking contrasts in scenery as you explore through Blisland’s extraordinarily pretty moorland village with award winning pub, onto Bodmin’s historic railway line, weaving through the wonderful woodland of the Camel Valley. Sit side by side the Camel Estuary as you head from Wadebridge to Padstow. The wetlands that sit by the Estuary are a hot spot for nature lovers, with otters and kingfishers often making an appearance.
The best way to really cover some ground is on two wheels. There are plenty of places to hire a bike along the trail. But be warned, The Camel Trail is extremely popular in school holidays so it’s a good idea to reserve your bikes in advance.
After all the essentials are packed, it might seem impossible to fit in the bikes! The children’s bikes may fit but what about Mum and Dad’s? Don’t worry, we have adult bikes for hire!
Hire a bike from our holiday park from just £10 per day!
After a good few hours of cycling, it’s time for some well earnt grub! There are plenty of places to stop along the cycle route (plus some great picnic spots). Take your pick from traditional pubs to converted vintage carriage cafes!
