Everything you need to know.

Yes. Woodland Springs is strictly for adults aged 18 and over, and the adults-only policy also applies to visitors of guests.

The park welcomes touring caravans, motorhomes, campervans and tents, and also has heated glamping pods plus ready-to-use caravans, a motorhome and campervan-style holiday accommodation.

Options include fully serviced hardstanding pitches, larger Plus and Premium pitches for bigger units, campervan pitches with electric hook-up and tent pitches with or without electric. Grass pitch availability is subject to weather and ground conditions.

Fully serviced hardstanding pitches include a 16 amp electric hook-up, water and grey-waste connection. Pitch size and the type of unit accepted vary by pitch category.

Yes. Current guidance lists campervan pitches for vehicles up to 5 metres, Standard pitches for units up to 7 metres, and larger Plus or Premium areas for units up to around 8.5–9 metres. Please give the exact unit size when booking.

For touring and camping pitches, the current published arrival window is 1pm to 7pm and departure is by 11am. Hire units are available after 3pm and must be vacated by 9am.

Yes. Woodland Springs is dog friendly and has a large fenced exercise field, a smaller dog area and a purpose-built dog shower. Dogs should be kept on a lead around the main park outside the designated exercise areas.

Yes. Showers and hot water are free, with no coins or shower tokens required. Accessible facilities are also available.

Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available across the site and is currently supported by Starlink. Mobile coverage varies, and TV reception can be limited because of the local geography.

Yes. There is a small essentials shop, washing machines and tumble dryers, an indoor dishwashing area, information point and other practical facilities for longer stays.

The pods are insulated, double glazed and heated, with lighting, electric sockets and USB charging. They have lockable doors, privacy blinds and outside decking with a bistro set. Two single camp beds can be requested.

No. For safety, cooking should be done outside the pod. Barbecues should also be kept off the decking and used in accordance with the park rules.

The hire units are set up as ready-to-use bases with gas, electricity, heating, equipped kitchens, sleeping areas and bathroom facilities. Bedding is included on the currently advertised units. They remain on site and are not available for road use.

The current hire-unit tariff offers 3, 4 or 7 day stays, generally with Monday or Friday start days. Check live availability before planning your dates.

The current booking information says stays of one to three days are payable in advance. Longer stays require a 25% deposit, or full payment if the stay starts within 21 days; balances are due 21 days before arrival. Bank-holiday bookings are payable in full in advance.

Barbecues should be used outside and kept raised off grass and pod decking. Always follow the current park rules and any fire-safety guidance in force during your stay.

Woodland Springs currently advertises its glamping pods from 1 March to 31 January. Touring, camping and hire-unit availability should be checked against the live booking calendar for your chosen dates.

No. Webland is centred on privately owned holiday homes and does not operate commercial holiday lets or allow commercial subletting. That is an important part of keeping the park quiet and settled.

Yes. Webland is open throughout the year, so owners can use their holiday home in every season. Holiday homes are licensed for holiday or second-home use and must not be used as a sole or primary residence.

The park states that owners can visit throughout the year and does not impose a fixed maximum length for an individual holiday, subject to the holiday-home licence and the terms of your own agreement.

Webland specifically allows friends and family to use caravan holiday homes. Commercial subletting is not allowed, as the park wants to preserve its quiet owner-led atmosphere.

Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome. There is a dedicated dog exercise area, while owners are asked to keep dogs under control around the holiday-home areas.

No. Webland deliberately does not have a club, bar, pool or entertainment complex. The emphasis is on countryside, views, space and a quieter pace.

Webland has new and pre-owned holiday lodges. Newer developments include the Meadow and Terrace, while the mature Spinney area has 28 established lodges where pre-owned opportunities arise from time to time.

Current lodge information describes double glazing, central heating, furniture and furnishings, an open-plan lounge, dining and kitchen area, a master bedroom with en-suite, a separate bathroom and extensive decking. Specifications vary by lodge.

Many of the Meadow and Spinney lodges are two-bedroom homes with an en-suite master bedroom. A three-bedroom option has also been available on some Meadow lodge orders, so current specifications should be checked for the individual lodge.

Current Webland lodge information describes homes built to residential-standard BS 3632 specifications. Exact construction, age and specification should be checked on the individual home.

Yes. Webland can work with you to select a caravan for an available plot. The recommended process is to visit the park first, choose a suitable plot and then discuss caravan models that fit the dimensions and character of that plot.

Yes. The park advertises new caravans, show models and pre-owned caravan holiday homes when available, as well as vacant plots that can suit a caravan chosen with the park team.

Webland is a 24-acre park developed in five main holiday-home areas. It has been planned with space and privacy in mind; the caravan area includes a large central grass space and the lodge developments use generous plot spacing and landscaping.

Yes. Webland has invested in high-speed broadband for owners. The exact package and speed available to an individual holiday home should be confirmed with the park team.

The park provides ongoing grounds maintenance and describes linked security systems for holiday homes, with the team on site to provide practical support when owners are away.

Yes. Webland states that it has been a full member of the British Holiday & Home Parks Association for many years and follows its guidance for holiday-home ownership arrangements.

Dartmoor is only a few minutes away, Totnes is around 6 miles from the park and the South Devon coast is around 15 miles away, making Webland a useful base for both moor and coast.

The current public Surf Bay Leisure park listing shows site fees of £4,127 per year. Running costs and fees can change, and the exact charges for the holiday home you are considering should be confirmed with Webland before purchase.

Franchis Creek offers camping and touring alongside caravan stays and its own ensuite shacks. Current campsite information lists tents, caravans, motorhomes, campervans and seasonal pitches among the touring options.

Yes. Franchis is a relaxed family-friendly park, with space to enjoy the natural setting and easy access to family beaches and days out around the Lizard.

Yes. Dogs are welcome at Franchis and current campsite information lists dogs as allowed all year. Please check the current park rules for leads, waste and any accommodation-specific restrictions before travelling.

The park has two shower and toilet blocks with free hot water. Washing-up facilities and drinking-water points are also listed for the campsite.

Yes. Franchis has an on-site launderette, alongside washing-up facilities and drinking-water points for camping and touring guests.

Current campsite information lists hardstanding pitches as part of the touring offer. Exact pitch type and suitability for your unit should be confirmed when checking availability.

Wi-Fi is currently listed as available at Franchis, although coverage and any access arrangements can change. Check with the park team if reliable connectivity is important to your stay.

The current Franchis website describes them as stylish ensuite shacks: a simple ready-to-stay option close to the woodland setting with private washing facilities.

Franchis is set between farmland and woodland and has its own stream, waterfall and woodland walks. The park is deliberately peaceful and makes the natural surroundings a big part of the stay.

The park is just outside Mullion on Cury Cross Lanes. Mullion is only a short drive away, while Helston is around 5 miles from the park.

Poldhu and Polurrian are among the closest sandy beaches, with Kynance Cove and the wider Lizard coastline also within easy reach. The South West Coast Path passes within a few miles of the park.

Seasonal pitches are currently listed as part of the Franchis offer. Availability changes, so contact the park directly if you are interested in keeping a touring unit on site for longer.

The latest public campsite listing shows the 2026/27 camping season running from 1 March 2026 to 31 January 2027. Holiday-home ownership is separately advertised with 12-month park opening, so always check the dates that apply to your particular stay or ownership enquiry.

Yes. Franchis has privately owned holiday homes as well as bookable stays. Current public sales information lists new holiday-home stock and vacant lodge plots when available, so check the live sales page or contact the team for current choice.

Current public sales information lists annual site fees of £3,500 and a 25-year licence for the advertised lodge ownership opportunities. These figures can change, so confirm the fee, licence term and any other running costs for the specific home or plot before purchase.