We're really excited about our new wigwam camping cabins. They will be with us in September and in use for October. To kick them off to a great start we have them at an unbreatable price of £35 per night (for 2).

Our Tehidy Wigwams also come with

• lockable door
• heating
• fridge
• microwave
• kettle
• sockets
• lighting
• decking
• parking by them
• sleeps up to a family of 6

This also means you get to use our great on site facilities including:-

• free showers and hot water
• laundry room
• dish washing room
• free freezer for ice blocks
• play area
• games room
• free wifi

A great guide to many of the Cornish Gardens is available online and from many of the tourist information outlets. To view the online version please click here. www.gardensofcornwall.com

This is your chance to vote for Cornwall in the Top Tourist destination Awards 2011. It was top in 2010, lets do it again! Click on this link to vote http://www.britishtravelawards.com/vote form.php

Aztec Leisure in the oldest running camping and caravan shop in Cornwall, we are now the 'go to'place for anyone wanting caravan accessories or awning supplies, and have an extensive range of family camping tents and camping equipment. we also now stock fishing equipment.

The 2012 Olympic torch relay begins from Land's end in Cornwall. What a way to start off the Olympics. The dates for the relays are:-

19th May 2012 Land's end

19th May 2012 Plymouth

20th May 2012 Exeter

Why not start off your Olympic year with a visit to Cornwall. We have a full range of accomodation from Cottages and 3 bedroom to 1 bedroom Caravans and Camping too. Take a look at our main website for tehidy Holiday Park in Cornwall.

Tehidy Holiday Park in Cornwall is minutes away from Redruth. Redruth was the mining capital of Cornwall. What happened to all the miners when mining in Cornwall collapsed? The simple answer is many relocated to the new mining territories around the world. As they say where you find mining you'll find a Cornishman. Many people are now trying to trace their family routes and discover that their family tree comes back to mining in Cornwall. So where did the family emigrate to? This is the difficult question they often get stuck on. The good news is Redruth has a Global Migration Programme that keeps records of mining migration. This useful facility is housed in Murdoch House, Cross Street, Redruth. This is on a side street, opposite the Regal Cinema on Fore Street, at the bottom of the main shopping area.

The coastal and marine environment of Cornwall is recognised as being of International and Local importance for its incredible marine wildlife. All the VMCAs Voluntary Marine Conservation Areas are easy to access from Tehidy Holiday Park and make for a wonderful day out.

St Agnes

From St agnes to Pen-a-Grader and includes the offshore Bawden Rocks. The area is a mix of sandy beach and exposed rocky shore with rock pools. Seabirds including fulmars, guilemots, razorbills and puffins live and breed here. Bottlenose dolphins are frequent visitors and the Atlantic grey seals breed in the sea caves.

Polzeath

One of the largest inter-tidal areas in North Cornwall, including rock, sand and gravel zones. Polzeath creates an oasis of rock, sheltering marine wildlife, including the wierd and wonderful Cletic Sea Slug.

Helford

The Helford River, or Helford Estuary, is one of Cornwall's most beautiful marine inlets. It provides a hugh range of habitats in a relatively sheltered environment. Helford is a designated Bass nursery area.

Fowey

The Fowey Estuary is a varied area, including salt marshes near Lostwithiel, mud banks and steep wooded banks. It makes a prime breeding ground for wading birds, including Egrets and Herons. It is a designated Bass nursery area and is used by migrating slamon and sea trout.

Looe

Including the Looe estuary, shoreline, Ranney's and St George's Island this area is an important breeding site for seabird colonies including great black-backed gulls, cormorants and shags. The coastline teams with marine plant and animal life. The mudflats in the estuary also make for feeding grounds for resident waders and visiting migratory birds including redshank, whimbrel and curlew.

To help you plan your holiday we have added these links to various local bus routes in Cornwall. Click on the link below to go to an interactive map

http://www.cornwallpublictransport.info/bus_routemap.asp

To see the timetables click on this link

http://www.cornwallpublictransport.info/bus_timetables.asp

 The 543 runs via the Railway station in Redruth and passes the site. Tehidy Holidy Park is at Harris Mill, a request stop, just below Sparnon Gate, which is the hamlet at the top of the valley where you will find the Cornish Arms Pub. Click on this link for the 543 timetable. The 543 also runs down to Portreath beach and back, it also links to the coastal routes see 547 timetables below.

http://www.westerngreyhound.com/route_pdf/543.pdf

For local coastal routes between St Ives and Newquay the 547 is ideal if you want to walk the coastal footpath and return by bus. Click on this link

http://www.westerngreyhound.com/route_pdf/547.pdf

For the St. Ives to St Erth Park and Ride train timetable click below. This train is a wonderful way to visit St Ives without the hassle of parking and it also allows you to hop on and off at various stops to be able to walk some of the coastal footpath, as it runs along the coast.

http://www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/Documents/Custom/TTs%20Dec%20%2710/Dec%20%2710%20Amends/GW10D_TT40_WEB_%282%29.pdf

The Malpas or Truro to Falmouth passenger Ferry is a wonderful way to explore this beautiful creek and visit Trelissick Gardens. Click on the link below for timetables and information.

http://www.enterprise-boats.co.uk/Enterprise_Boats/Welcome.html

The Falmouth section of the BBC tide tables website

http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast_and_sea/tide_tables/10/5/

Just hold out your hand and the local bus will stop by the entrance to Tehidy Holiday Park. Routes 43 and 44 go straight past us.

Click on the following links to check routes and timetables for Cornwall.

Timetable link http://www.cornwallpublictransport.info/bus_timetables.asp

Route Map http://www.cornwallpublictransport.info/bus_maps.asp

We are always looking for ways to improve your holiday experience. We therefore take part in the FLAMBARDS admission discount scheme. Guests staying with us can collect a discount voucher from reception and it entitles them to 25% off the normal admission costs. It helps keep the cost of a special treat or a wet day down.

Enjoy your holiday