
Glamping · School bus
Bluebird
A 1970 American school bus for four — log burner, proper beds, and a deck out front looking down the valley.

Tents, tourers & motorhomes
Twenty-one level pitches by the River Strat, with optional electric hook-ups and a modern facility block.
A closer look
Camping · Grass & hardstanding
Twenty-one level pitches, grass and hardstanding, spread over two fields with the River Strat running through the middle. The facilities are close at hand — a shower and toilet block, washing-up facilities, a vending machine, a dog wash and a laundry.
There are three kinds of pitch. You can choose between pitching in Lower Willow, which is closer to the road, where large non-electric grass pitches (tents only, up to 8 people) have the most space of any pitch on the park. In the main Middle Willow area, grass pitches with optional electric (up to 6, tents and tourers) and hardstanding pitches with optional electric (up to 4, for caravans and tents with awnings) put you in the most secluded area of the park.
Grass pitches run from March to October; the hardstanding pitches are available all year. Pitches start from £24 a night for two, with live prices for your exact dates in the booking system. Awnings and gazebos are welcome — just let us know when you book.
Where it sits: The pitches sit across two fields in the floor of the valley: Lower Willow at the bottom and Middle Willow beside the facilities, with the River Strat running between them.
See Camping & touring on the park mapShowers and toilets are in the block by the Middle Willow pitches, open 24 hours; bring your own stove or BBQ.
Run by Becky and John
Willow Valley is a family-run holiday park in a sheltered river valley two miles inland from Bude. Becky and John look after the place themselves, and you’ll usually meet one of them at some point during your stay.
Read our storyThree: large non-electric grass pitches in Lower Willow (tents only, up to 8), grass pitches with optional electric in Middle Willow (up to 6, tents and tourers), and hardstanding pitches with optional electric (up to 4, for caravans and tents with awnings). There are 21 pitches in total.
Yes — optional electric is available on the Middle Willow grass and hardstanding pitches. Choose your pitch type and dates in the booking system for live prices.
Grass pitches run from March to October, and the hardstanding pitches are available all year round. The booking system shows exactly what’s available for your dates.
Yes, awnings and gazebos are welcome on any pitch — just add it to your booking so we can allow for the space. One vehicle is permitted per touring pitch.
There’s a shower and toilet block by the Middle Willow pitches, shared between campers and open 24 hours, with baby changing in both the male and female toilets. Alongside it are washing-up facilities, a vending machine, a laundry and a dog wash station. Bring your own stove or BBQ for cooking.
Yes, dogs are welcome on every pitch. Keep them on a lead no longer than 2 metres, exercise them in the area provided and don’t leave them unattended. We can’t accept Rottweilers, Dobermans, Bull Mastiffs, Pit Bull Terriers or their crosses.
Camping and touring pitches are ready from noon, and we ask you to arrive by 6pm. Please leave by 11am on the day you go.
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Recognition

AA 5-Star Gold Caravan & Camping
The AA’s mark of top-class quality and facilities, awarded for 2026/27.




Live availability and prices, booked direct — no booking fees, no middleman.