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Helston 1.5 miles. Wheal Prosper Lodge, a charming, single-storey abode, rests in a holiday park in Wendron, a quaint village in Cornwall. With the added opulence of a hot tub, convenience of an on-site bar, and the entertainment of a Smart TV, Wheal Prosper Lodge welcomes family, friends, and one furry companion, ideal for a peaceful escape to Cornwall. Inside, you will discover an airy open-plan living space, where you can lounge around in front of the TV, cook a delicious meal for your loved ones, and enjoy a games night at the dining table. Escape to the plush bedrooms as the evening grows dark and wake up with a refreshing shower to begin your day of adventures. Outside, indulge in a warm dip in the wood-fired hot tub upon the stars, take your dining experience outside, with a spot of alfresco dining, or simply appreciate your tranquil surroundings and let your furry friend play amongst the lawn. The holiday park itself offers hours of fun for all ages and abilities with golf courses, and full equipment hire is available for both adults and children. The 18-hole, 25-acre, adventure football golf course will keep keen footballers occupied for hours and you must try rugby golf! The younger children are not left out with a super adventure playground with a climbing frame and slides. Enjoy all of this and more by booking Wheal Prosper Lodge. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1151381, 1151383, 1149592, 1151386, 1151387, 1151389, together sleeping up to 32 guests.
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