Daffodil Holiday Lodge - North Devon / Mullacott Park

27/02/2026

27/02/2026

Daffodil Lodge, Mullacott Park - Living area, with a sofa and armchair to relax into. Dining table in the living room space aswell as a electric fireplace, and a wall mounted Smart TV. You are provided with free WiFi for the duration of your stay too. All the information is provided in the welcome folder.

27/02/2026

Daffodil Lodge, Mullacott Park - Twin bedroom with single beds. Light and airy room, with a built in wardrobe and a make up area with double electrical point for use of hairdryers/straighteners etc....

27/02/2026

Daffodil Lodge, Mullacott Park - The main bedroom with a double bed, en suit shower room, including a W/C. Large window to give the room a light and airy feel. Includes a built in wardrobe and 2 lights either side of the bed to make it feel nice and cosy in the evening.

27/02/2026

Daffodil Lodge, Mullacott Park - Consists of a Bathroom with W/C as well as an en suit shower room room with W/C with the main bedroom.

27/02/2026

Daffodil Lodge, Mullacott Park EX34 8NB.

4.8 / 5 Guest rating. Pet and child friendly. Honest, family run lodge within 5 minutes of Ilfracombe.

Enjoy a tranquil setting just minutes from North Devon's stunning coastline and vibrant local towns. Guests can enjoy easy access to beautiful beaches, scenic walks, welcoming eateries and a wide range of attractions, while returning to the peace and comfort of the park at the end of the day.

16/08/2024

Ms Oldenburg at Ilfracombe this afternoon.

Below some information taken from Wikipedia regarding its history....





The Oldenburg was named after the former grand duchy of Oldenburg, Germany, and launched on 29 March 1958 in Bremen. On 6 August she was delivered to Deutsche Bundesbahn Schiffsdienst Wangerooge, and used for a ferry service between the mainland and the Frisian island of Wangerooge.

She was first chartered in winter of 1975 by Reederei Warrings for duty-free shopping cruises in East Frisia. In 1982 she was sold to Harle-Reederei Warrings in Carolinensiel, Lower Saxony, Germany.

In November 1985 she was sold to The Lundy Co. Ltd. to replace Lundy's transport boat, the Polar Bear. After a refurbishment at Appledore Shipyard including fitting a new crane and bringing the ship up to modern British shipping standards, she began her journeys for passengers and supplies to the island of Lundy in May 1986, under the management of the owner's parent, Landmark Trust.

In 1999, the Lundy Co. Ltd received a Heritage Lottery Fund Grant which was used to upgrade the ship with two new 6-cylinder Cummins KT19-M425 diesel engines, each capable of producing 317 kW (425HP) at 1800RPM, increasing her top speed from 11.5 to 12.5 knots. The grant was also used to construct a new aft canopy and undertake a refurbishment programme, bringing the total passenger capacity count to 267.

Every year, the MS Oldenburg enters Sharpness docks for her annual refit. During these refits, essential maintenance is carried out in dry dock which are not possible during the sailing season. During the late 2019 refit, MS Oldenburg was fitted with a new rudder stock and foredeck crane, replacing the crane installed at the beginning of her Lundy tenure in 1986.

12/08/2024

Horse and Carriage ride by the Harbour in Ilfracombe.

11/08/2024

Early evening at Wildersmouth beach Ilfracombe.

11/08/2024

Early evening down at Ilfracombe Harbour

25/12/2023

Merry Christmas to all of our guests that we've had this year, and to all of our followers on Instagram & Facebook! Enjoy and Happy New Year celebrations!