Overview of Newquay Bay Resort
Newquay Bay Resort is a holiday park situated within the hills of Porth Valley, a couple of miles from the bustling town centre of Newquay. The resort's proximity to Porth beach and Porth Island, along with easy access to renowned beaches like Watergate Bay, Mawgan Porth, and Lusty Glaze, makes it an ideal base for exploring Cornwall's coastal wonders and a top Newquay holiday park for a beach holiday.
The facilities are great at Newquay Bay Resort including both an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a sauna and a gym and an adventure playground for the kids. There is a restaurant and bar and an entertainment program with activities during the main season and the Blue Surf School at Watergate Bay. A great range for static caravan holidays in Cornwall from standard to extreme luxury await you including dog friendly caravans at Newquay Bay Resort.
The static caravans at Newquay Bay Resort range from the luxury caravans with double glazing and decking, superior caravans with a stylish interior, comfort caravans that offer value for money holidays and indulgent caravans with a bit of added luxury. The park itself is geared up for both adults and children, the indoor and outdoor pools offer an opportunity to get wet whatever the weather and after a swim, you can always enjoy a meal at the Porth Venue Bar and Eatery or just relax in the sauna and steam rooms. This park offers something for both adults and children and is aimed at the more luxury end of the market. The caravans are well spaced out on the slopes of the valley so have views and the location is quiet, a bit different from some of the other parks around Newquay.
Caravans at Newquay Bay Resort
Newquay Bay Resort offer a range of caravans to stay in, these range from comfort to Indulgent. All of the caravans sleep from 4-8 people in 2/3 bedrooms, depending on the caravan accommodation you choose. The range of accommodation options can feature extra touches such as an ensuite bathroom, decked balcony or terrace and a feature fireplace. There are a range of caravans available for wheelchair users or those with mobility difficulties. Newquay Bay Resort also have a selection of pet friendly accommodation.
Park Facilities at Newquay Bay Resort
There is an indoor and an outdoor swimming pool ate Newquay Bay Resort Holiday Park. The indoor pool is the perfect retreat for a swim, regardless of the weather, while the outdoor pool, fully heated and surrounded by hills, provides a perfect spot to soak up the sun. Both pools are equipped with changing rooms. Newquay Bay Resort is a hub of entertainment and activities. From exciting evening entertainment and stage shows for the little ones, to outdoor cinema showings starting from April, the resort offers a diverse line-up to keep the whole family entertained.
The adventure playground is popular with young children who need to burn off any extra energy. The on-site hair and beauty salon is perfect if you fancy a mini pamper session whilst on holiday. The park shop is also handy where you can buy groceries and beverages. At Blue Surf School, whether you are a beginner or looking to improve your skills, the experienced instructors are ready to guide you through the waves. The school operates at the stunning Watergate Bay, just a short distance from Newquay, offering lessons for all ages and abilities.
The on-site dining options range from a bar and eatery, serving popular dishes and specials in a family-friendly atmosphere, to Coffee & Treats shop located conveniently within the indoor pool area. For those looking for a relaxed evening, The Porth Venue invites you to unwind with a drink or two. The kitchen serves dinners from 3pm-9pm, except on Wednesdays when it is closed, offering a variety of options to suit every taste.
Places to Visit Near Newquay Bay Resort
Newquay has some of the most beautiful beaches and coastal walks, from the iconic Bedruthan Steps to the estuaries of Crantock, there is a scenic walk for every level of adventurer. The South West Coast Path offers stunning views of Newquay past Park Head to Trevose Head, making it a perfect family day out. For those interested in history, a walk to St Piran's reveals medieval relics and stunning landscapes.
For indoor fun, Jungle Jacks provides a large play area perfect for those less sunny days and for an educational experience, visit Newquay Zoo or the Blue Reef Aquarium, where you can learn about and interact with a diverse range of animal species.
Venturing out of the resort to eat, Newquay offers an array of dining options. Seafood lovers will find themselves spoilt for choice, with restaurants like The Fish House at Fistral Beach offering a menu inspired by global flavours, including Korean fried monkfish and Sri Lankan prawn curry. For those seeking a venue with a view, Lewinnick Lodge offers fine dining with cliff edge views over the Atlantic, specializing in seafood specials and classic Cornish dishes. For a more casual dining experience, Toast & Tapas provides a cosy atmosphere for group dining with good food, drinks, and music.