Ivey's Blog

Tourism golden cow being milked into extinction

28 April 2023:Postcards from the Park

The owner of Mother Ivey’s Bay Holiday Park, Patrick Langmaid, has expressed concern that the hospitality and tourism industry in Cornwall is facing a significant threat from various factors. The industry, which is vital to Cornwall’s economy, is in danger of being negatively impacted by the proposed tourist tax and the growing trend of second homes...

GOLD for Mother Ivey’s Bay Holiday Park in another award-winning season

19 April 2023:Postcards from the Park

The team at Mother Ivey’s Bay were delighted to be awarded the prestigious GOLD award in the Ethical, Responsible and Sustainable Tourism category at the 2022/2023 Cornwall Tourism Awards. The trophy was presented to Gavin Bowden, General Manager, and Veronika Niewiadomska at the ceremony held... Read more

Holiday Park shop is under new management

05 April 2023:Postcards from the Park

This year our Holiday Park shop is under new management. We have an exciting range of products to suit everyone’s taste buds, and have stocked a range that we believe will enhance your holiday experience. If you have a sweet tooth, we have plenty of... Read more

Fun days out near Mother Ivey’s Bay Holiday Park

11 July 2022:Postcards from the Park

Whether you’re looking to get outside, learn something new, or enjoy the local scenery, Mother Ivey’s Bay Holiday Park boasts many great attractions in its surrounding area. There are plenty of things to do for all the family and all tastes. To get you started, here are a few child-friendly attractions nearby...

Mother Ivey’s Bay Holiday Park guests give over £16k to wildlife guardians

30 June 2022:Postcards from the Park

Since 2015 guests at Mother Ivey’s Bay Holiday Park have given £16,923 to help Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s nature conservation programme. And recently, the trust’s corporate partnership officer Rowan Hartgroves took time to visit the park to thank its owner Patrick Langmaid for the “amazing and generous... Read more