Curlew ist eine brandneue Unterkunft im Boutique Sandhills Holiday Park in Mudeford

Sleeps 4
1  x Master bedroom with double bed
1 x Second bedroom with 2 x 2ft 6" singles
1 x En suite cloakroom
1 x Family shower room
Washing machine
Central heating
Outside decking and seating
Two adult dogs welcome
Free Wi-Fi

Curlew is located in a quiet, sunny area of the park, within a minute's walk from both the outdoor heated pool and clubhouse, and the promenade leading to the wonderful Avon beach.

We chose the name 'Curlew' for our property after hearing the bird's unmistakable display call ('cur-lee'), whilst walking through the nearby Hengistbury Head Nature Reserve.

Light and airy, Curlew is decorated in soft colours with local pictures and paintings of the New Forest.

There is a large double bedroom with a wardrobe, dressing table and ensuite toilet. Along the corridor is a small twin room with two single beds and further storage, whilst the separate family bathroom has a step-in shower, toilet and basin. The kitchen is well equipped with a gas cooker, fridge & freezer, microwave, toaster and washing machine.

The bright, spacious open plan living area includes a 40" Smart TV, ideal for those cosy nights in, utilising the free high-speed WiFi. The living room opens out onto the front deck, which enjoys sun from early morning until late afternoon, making it the perfect place for al fresco dining, or simply a relaxing drink.

Towels and linen are provided but we ask that you bring your own beach/pool towels. We welcome two well behaved adult dogs. Parking is available outside the main Reception building.

The local area:

You really are spoilt for choice in the Dorset and New Forest area. Avon Beach stretches out across the front of the Holiday Park, and the combination of the quay and endless sandy beach means you can do anything from crabbing to windsurfing. Both the Noisy Lobster and the Haven House Inn are fantastic places, no further than 10 minutes' walk and ideal for a bite to eat or a larger meal. Christchurch itself is an historical town with an abundance of bars and restaurants.

The beautiful New Forest is just a short drive away. Walk through forest enclosures or across beautiful heathland. For cyclists there are 100 miles of way-marked cycle tracks across the Crown Lands of the Forest. There are various family activities; horse riding, New Forest Tours, wildlife spotting and wild play to mention but a few. The historic Georgian market town of Lymington is also a must visit.

Bournemouth is a half hour drive and has plenty of shops for those wanting to do some retail therapy. Poole is a little further on with its historic quay and its famous Poole Pottery.