Awards & Associations
“Wildlife wonderlands, and the chance of an amazing holiday experience: these are my paradise parks!” – David Bellamy
Cornish Tourism Awards 2020/21 – Holiday Park Of The Year (Silver)
Martha’s Orchard has been awarded Silver in the Holiday Park of the Year Award category at the Cornwall Tourism Awards 2020/21
The Cornwall Tourism Awards shines the spotlight on the stars of the local tourism industry in Cornwall and applauds the brilliance in all aspects of the visitor experience.
Cornish Tourism Awards 2020/21 – Unsung Hero Award
Martha’s Orchard’s Rob Hawkins has been awarded the Unsung Hero Award at the Cornwall Tourism Awards 2020/21
The Cornwall Tourism Awards shines the spotlight on the stars of the local tourism industry in Cornwall and applauds the brilliance in all aspects of the visitor experience.
South West England Tourism Awards 2020/21 – Holiday Park of the Year (Commended)
Martha’s Orchard has been awarded Commended in the Holiday Park of the Year Award category at the South West England Awards 2020/21
The South West England Tourism Awards celebrates excellence in tourism across the South West with linked schemes in Devon, Cornwall, the Isles of Scilly, Bath, Bristol, Somerset, Dorset, Wiltshire and Gloucestershire.
David Bellamy Conservation Award – Gold
David Bellamy Conservation Awards are made each year to parks which can demonstrate policies showing active concern for the environment. Assisted by local nature groups and holidaymakers themselves, David Bellamy Conservation look at virtually every aspect of park management – from the protection of plant and animal habitats to the efficient use of energy and recycling. Helping visitors to understand conservation is also considered an important qualifying feature. Three levels of excellence can be achieved: Gold, Silver and Bronze.
David Bellamy Conservation Award Scheme – Honey Bee Friendly Park
Martha’s Orchard is a DBCAS Honey Bee Friendly Park. The David Bellamy Conservation Award Scheme’s (DBCAS) – Honey Bee Friendly Park is an on-going partnership with the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA). The project aims to get as many camping, caravanning and holiday home parks working to help Britain’s bees.
