Showing posts with label Camping in Cornwall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camping in Cornwall. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 August 2009

A necessary job!


One of the start-of season jobs that go on behind the scenes at Mother Ivey's Bay include preparing the toilet facilities for our campers on the "Meadows" field. "Meadows" is a popular section of the park open to campers between 10th July and Sept 6th (2009 High Season dates).


Facilities on the Meadows include a play area and football pitch, for our younger more active visitors. The field is adjacent to an area set aside a s a nature reserve and we respectfully ask campers to ensure their dogs do not foul this area.


For details about tariff and booking for "Meadows" follow link.

Friday, 26 June 2009

Impressive surf at MIB


Our special thanks to Richard Vinall who has sent us this awesome photo taken on Mother Ivey’s beach during his holiday last summer. It comes with a Health Warning… always best just to admire the sea when it is as wild as this, and never go in! Thanks for sharing the photo with us Richard. If anyone else would like to share their Mother Ivey’s holiday photos and memories, we would love to hear from you.

Thursday, 18 June 2009

Planning starts for new facilities


We are planning a major overhaul of our touring facilities, replacing the existing ‘Palace’ and ‘Field’ toilet blocks with completely new facilities that will incorporate the latest ‘green’ technology without compromising customer comfort. This is in keeping with Mother Ivey's policy to have as little harmful impact on the environment as possible.

Regular updates will appear on our website and this blog as the project progresses.

FEEDBACK & IDEAS REQUESTED

Customers are invited to email info@motheriveysbay.com with any suggestions for the new facilities or you can leave a comment here on our blog. Please also tell us if you already know of excellent touring facilities on other Parks because as they say ‘imitation is the sincerest form of flattery’, and if someone else is already doing it well then we would like to know.

Our photo shows architects Claire Newman and Roger Green from PDP Green Consulting Ltd making a preliminary survey on Monday 8th June 2009.