On a dark, cold winter night in January it’s lovely to escape and dream of summer!
We had a incredible year at the Beach Haven in 2021. Every single week, from the end of lockdown at Easter until after the New Year, was fully booked: thirty-nine weeks in total, equalling our 2019 record! Inevitably there were a few bad weather weeks but by and large, the weather really did deliver. Spring and summer seem to start earlier each year. Things are already looking busy this year too so head over to our availability page and book yourself your Cornwall fix for 2022.
The Beach Haven comfortably sleeps up to 8 people in four bedrooms which makes it perfect for multi-generational families to holiday together. We have lots of parents, grandparents and children staying. Also being a bungalow it’s ideal for those with mobility problems. We are also dog-friendly and have a lovely, secluded and secure garden. Outside the school holidays, we are priced as a two-bedroom property and have many people staying who enjoy the extra space without having to pay a premium. If you haven’t seen inside The Beach Haven, take a look by clicking here. To cap it all we’re situated in a lovely, quiet area just ten-minutes walk to the beaches, cliffs and town centre.
Meanwhile, as an antidote to the dark, cold and gloomy we’ve had of late, cast your eyes on just some of these lovely summery scenes of Bude. High summer is mostly booked already but, at the time of writing, we do have a week available in mid July and also the last week in August (bank holiday week) so now’s the time to book your 2022 getaway to the Beach Haven before it’s too late!! 🙂
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- Bude harbour looking across to the sea pool and Crooklets beach.
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- Bude’s unique open-air swimming pool – and it’s completely free!
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- Rosie’s Kitchen at Crooklets beach is always popular with our guests – and it’s just a ten minute stroll away.
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- Learning to surf at Crooklets beach.
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- RNLI Lifeguards keep a vigil on Bude’s beaches from 10am to 6pm every day.
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- The lovely, Lifeguard-patrolled Crooklets beach.
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- Kids always love crabbing down at the sea lock on Summerleaze beach.
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- Paddling hard on a surf ski. not for beginners though!
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- Family memories that will last a lifetime
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- Stand-up-paddleboarding has become very popular. This couple seem to have gone for a long trip!
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- Contemplating a dip in the sea at Widemouth.
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- Pleasure boating on the canal.
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- Youngsters make surfing look effortless.
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- As the tide drops, there’s always a rush to get back into harbour. Leave it too late and they’d be stuck at sea for eight hours!
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- If you cycled to Crooklets beach from the Beach Haven, it would take you about two minutes!
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- A great pair of blinds on this Crooklets beach hut.
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- The Barge is Bude’s latest eatery. A floating restaurant moored on the canal.
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- Safe bathing at Crooklets beach
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- Having fun in the evening surf.
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- Going for a paddle at Widemouth Bay
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- Crabbing at Summerleaze beach.
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- The new beach huts on Summerleaze beach.
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- Enjoying the sand dunes at Summerleaze with the new beach huts still in construction behind.
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- Surfing in the crystal clear ocean.
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- Beach life.
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- Back to harbour with the catch.
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- Finlay enjoying the sunset at Widemouth Bay.
2022 is booking really early so make sure you don’t miss out – reserve your summer holiday here: online booking.
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