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We have had a wonderful summer season "made truly wonderful by the myriad of people who have stayed with us at Trevaylor and shared in all the moments, great and small that we have encountered along the way." " As autumn takes hold we look forward to embracing the breezes and brisk winds that are
Here comes the summer" With a mixed bag of spring weather behind us lets get the wind in our sails and embrace the holiday period and squeeze in as many beach days, walking days, play days, swim in the sea days, let's just see days, crabbing days, fishing days, doggie days, sunbathing days, muddling days,
31st May ’15. "As May draws to a close we look forward to welcoming in the longer days of June and hopefully some warmer weather as we creep towards summer. " Whitsun was wonderful" "with the site nearing capacity on the bank holiday weekend." The ebb and flow of a varied spring has kept us
We had a fantastic Easter here at Trevaylor. Many came and joined us for the half term "in all variety of accommodation: Some motorhomes, campervans, tourers and tents as well as our holiday homes which were all occupied too. We thoroughly enjoyed the mix of company we had; our usual climbing groups from various
As March approaches we are getting a real flavour of the approaching season; the lambs are in the fields now and the daffodils are poking the heads up soon to be in full blossom." The sparrows have got very vocal again and I've been aware of their fervent chattering in the bushes "whilst others
We had a wonderful Christmas and a fantastic New Year here at Trevaylor. The weather has been mainly mild, with a few blowy nights and some rainy days and one frosty morning that I can recall so far. We have enjoyed some great company during the feastive break; greeting a good many motorhomers, campervanners, caravanners