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Jolly team, what a few years we have had.  It has been a rollercoaster ride with some serious highs but some spectacular lows. Along the way, it has been no secret to our loyal campers, many of whom are now friends, that for a while we had Little Winnick on the market. 

We are pleased to now offer tours and coaching around the Stunning St Austell Bay with a BSUPA instructor. You provide your own board, wetsuit and buoyancy aid; we provide bespoke tours, coaching and refreshments.

We very much look forward to welcoming you to Little Winnick, especially after these strange few months we have all encountered, we think we all deserve a holiday! As you would expect, we have been working hard to ensure we are ‘Covid Safe’ for both you and our staff, and to ensure you have the best holiday possible.

Today we got the long awaited news we can open from the 4th July – a double celebration as it is also Richard’s birthday! We are still awaiting the guidance documents from government which accompany this announcement. We need to read this thoroughly, but it is now hoped we can open the toilet block from mid July.

This week we have taken the decision to stop taking bookings for July and August. This decision has been heart breaking, but we simply do not know how and when we will be allowed to open. There are many rumours circulating, many based on speculation rather than fact coupled with a high demand for outdoor UK holidays. 

No news is good news apparently.  Little Winnick remains shut currently until 7th May, as per the Governments guidance. Currently we have no idea as to when these lock down restrictions will be lifted on our business.

We hope you find the information below helpful, but if you have any questions or queries, please speak to us. We have not opened for the season yet, please do not call us to see if this has changed.

Spring is on it’s way. There is a warmth in the sun and, despite only 10 dry days all winter it feels like we are turning a corner. Richard has spent the early part of the week raking up leaves and assessing how badly damaged the trees are and unblocking drains.  It is always exciting waking the site up after the winter and gearing up for the season.