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🚗 Holsworthy Wood Car Park – Complete Holsworthy Hamlets Parking Guide

Free parking at Holsworthy Wood – perfect for forest walks, wildlife spotting & dog-friendly trails just off the A388.

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🚗 Type: Free Public Forest Car Park
🏛️ Jurisdiction: Forestry England
🕒 Open: Dawn–Dusk daily (approx. 06:00–20:00 in summer; 07:00–17:00 in winter)
🌟 Rating: 4.7/5 (visitor reviews)


💰 Pricing & Permits

  • Cost: Free for all users

  • Permits: Not required


📊 Capacity & Physical Features

Feature Detail
Total Bays Approximately 20 unmarked gravel bays
Surface Compacted gravel (may rut or puddle after heavy rain)
Lighting None—daylight use only
Security Occasional Forestry England ranger patrols; no CCTV
Height Limit None (overnight parking not permitted)

Accessibility

  • Level Access: Gravel bays nearest trailhead offer level access to waymarked paths

  • Blue Badge: Holders may park free—no designated bays but level parking close to entrance

  • Drop-Off: Informal layby at entrance gate for quick unloading


🔌 EV Infrastructure

  • On-Site Charging: None

  • Nearest Options:

    • Tesco Holsworthy (EX22 6QR) – 2×7 kW Pod Point (~3 mi / 8 min drive)

    • Bude Tesco Extra (EX23 8PS) – 4×7 kW Pod Point (~11 mi / 20 min drive)


📅 Peak Times & Occupancy

Timeframe Occupancy Typical Users
Weekday Mornings ~25 % Dog walkers & local joggers
Weekday Afternoons ~20 % Families & nature enthusiasts
Weekends (10:00–14:00) ~70 % Weekend day-trippers & cyclists
Evenings (pre-close) ~10 % Sunset photographers

Pro Tip: Arrive before 10:00 on Saturdays to secure a bay nearest the main trailhead.


🚶 Walkability Score

Destination Walk Time Key Benefit
Circuit Moor Loop On-site 2 km waymarked woodland circuit
Northdown Hill Viewpoint 10 min Panoramic views of Tamar Valley
Rushton Spencer Village Pub 3 min Post-walk refreshments at local inn
Goyt Valley Trailhead 5 min Start of extended riverside walk

⚠️ Important Notices

  • Overnight Parking: Not permitted—site gates locked at dusk

  • Surface Warning: Gravel may become slippery or muddy after rain; drive & alight with care

  • Mobile Signal: Limited coverage—download offline maps if needed


📌 Expert Tips

  • Trail Combo: Park here then follow the Goyt Valley Trail for a full-day hike.

  • Picnic Prep: Bring a folding seat or mat—benches are limited at the viewpoint.

  • Badge Ease: Blue Badge holders enjoy level parking close to entrance—no need for marked bays.


🔮 Future Developments

  • 2025: Forestry England planning wayfinding signage enhancements.

  • 2026+: Feasibility study for a single solar-powered EV charge post at nearby Cookworthy Woods.

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