Dont forget to book for your Christmas break check the booking online system system to see what caravans are available.
Thursday, 1 October 2009
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
We are delighted to advise you that Professor Bellamy has awarded Roselands Caravan & Camping Park with the Silver accolade for 2009.Thanks to everyone that has helped doing their little bit !!
Tuesday, 11 August 2009
Saturday, 8 August 2009
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Supporting Cornwalls Wildlife trust
We are proud to be business Supporters of Cornwall Wildlife Trust. As Cornwall's only local wildlife charity, the trust carries oput vital important conservation and educational work through the county. Our support helps the trust manage 55 nature reserves, profiding refuge for nationally rare and endagered species. Cornwall Wildlife trust also runs a number of conservation projects across the county, on land and in our seas. We are very happy to help raise much needed funds for the trust, so it can continue to protect Cornwall's wildlife and wild places, now and for the future.
Monday, 20 July 2009
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Mousehole Harbour by Angie Barnett
The following photos are all from a customer Angie & Dougie Barnett who have been good enough to let me show you their photography, web site link is on the right Celtic Photography!
Well Done Stephen Celebrations all round passed Electrical exams, Heres to the new Roselands Sparkey!!!
Saturday, 4 July 2009
Monday, 29 June 2009
Saturday, 27 June 2009
Mazey Day 27th June
Golowan Festival & Mazey Day 27th June
The Golowan Festival - named for Gol Jowan in the Cornish language meaning "Feast of John" - is a recent revival of an ancient festival celebrated in years gone by to mark the arrival of Midsummer. Originally revived as a project amongst some local schools, helping to bring their heritage to the children of today, this has now become a ten-day celebration of music and the performing arts with venues all over Penzance during the second half of June.
The Festival runs for approximately ten days in late June, with details being available in the Events Diary. The culmination of the Festival is over three days of the weekend around St John's Eve. Summer Fire on the Friday of that weekend is a spectacular fireworks display as a finale to some light-hearted events around the Jubilee Pool on the Promenade.
Mazey Day on the Saturday of that weekend sees the town centre transformed with banners and leafy decorations, the streets closed and street markets, processions and a Serpent Dance featuring walking displays made by the children of many of the local schools in, and around, Penzance. Quay Day on the Sunday is a celebration of the harbour and Penzance's maritime history with visiting boats welcomed and decorated to add to the festive atmosphere, many stalls and street performers around the harbour, and a fair with traditional rides and entertainment.
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Here we have our neighbours at Roselands!! being very inquisitive, on a beautifull early evening stroll!
Friday, 12 June 2009
Had our annual visit from Visit Britain, pleased to tell you all we still have the
4 stars with 3% more points.
4 stars with 3% more points.
Thursday, 28 May 2009
Its a Red Gurnard!! caught by Beth.Fish all round tonight for Tea, a very succesfull day out on the Bite Adventures.
Link to web site opposite.
First decent catch of the day, Luke with his first 5lb haddock,( at least we have some for tea now!!)
Regulars from Liverpool, Steve and family waiting to go on the big fishing trip, must have the big breakfast first though!
Friday, 22 May 2009
Weather for Bank Holiday Weekend, Not Looking Bad at all !!! |
18°C Current: Partly CloudyWind: SE at 8 mph Humidity: 59% Fri  Sat  Sun Mon  |
Monday, 18 May 2009
Dont forget to book those Marine or land trips for when your holidaying with us this year, follow the link on the right for Elemental tours and enjoy a great day out with Wildlife expert Rory Goodall on land or Sea!!
Saturday, 16 May 2009
Monday, 11 May 2009
Saturday, 2 May 2009
Its actually stopped raining!!! Just in time for a glorious Bank Holiday, better get the grass cut quick!!Thursday, 30 April 2009
To THIS!!!!
Kept Craig & Nanny G busy for a few days,
Happy Campers can now wash up inside, Pure Luxury!!
Kept Craig & Nanny G busy for a few days,
Happy Campers can now wash up inside, Pure Luxury!!
Dont Forget to check out special offers for May and June up to £40.00 off per week,Give us a ring to find out more!!!!
Late Availablity left for this Bank Holiday!!!!
Gold Range Lelant at £46 per night or £230 per week
Platinum Range at £56 per night or £280 per night
Gold Range Lelant at £46 per night or £230 per week
Platinum Range at £56 per night or £280 per night
Summer is Hopefull this year!!!!! Read on!!
UK summer forecast
A couple sunbathing on a beach
Sun worshippers may get more joy on UK beaches than last year
The UK is "odds on for a barbecue summer", with no repeat of the washouts of the last two years, according to Met Office forecasters.
Temperatures are likely to be warmer than average across the UK, topping 30C at times.
Rainfall should be "near or below average" for the three months of summer, the forecasters say.
However, they warn that heavy downpours cannot be ruled out.
BBC weather presenter Simon King's long-range summer forecast
Chief meteorologist at the Met Office, Ewen McCallum, said a repeat of the wet summers of 2007 and 2008 is unlikely.
"After two disappointingly wet summers the signs are much more promising this year," he said.
"We can expect times when temperatures will be above 30C, something we hardly saw at all last year."
It's good news, finally - positive for the majority of people
Laura Tobin
The prospect of a hot summer will cheer those who felt cheated at having endured the "dullest" August on record last year, which soaked up just 105.5 hours of sunshine against an average for the month of 165.
It was also the fifth wettest since records began with 139.8mm (5.5in) of rain falling.
It had been preceded by the UK's wettest recorded summer in 2007, when thousands of families were forced out of their homes by floods.
Then, in February, heavy snow closed thousands of schools and led to travel chaos across the UK.
BBC forecaster Laura Tobin said the latest Met Office long-term forecast was "good news, finally".
A couple sunbathing on a beach
Sun worshippers may get more joy on UK beaches than last year
The UK is "odds on for a barbecue summer", with no repeat of the washouts of the last two years, according to Met Office forecasters.
Temperatures are likely to be warmer than average across the UK, topping 30C at times.
Rainfall should be "near or below average" for the three months of summer, the forecasters say.
However, they warn that heavy downpours cannot be ruled out.
BBC weather presenter Simon King's long-range summer forecast
Chief meteorologist at the Met Office, Ewen McCallum, said a repeat of the wet summers of 2007 and 2008 is unlikely.
"After two disappointingly wet summers the signs are much more promising this year," he said.
"We can expect times when temperatures will be above 30C, something we hardly saw at all last year."
It's good news, finally - positive for the majority of people
Laura Tobin
The prospect of a hot summer will cheer those who felt cheated at having endured the "dullest" August on record last year, which soaked up just 105.5 hours of sunshine against an average for the month of 165.
It was also the fifth wettest since records began with 139.8mm (5.5in) of rain falling.
It had been preceded by the UK's wettest recorded summer in 2007, when thousands of families were forced out of their homes by floods.
Then, in February, heavy snow closed thousands of schools and led to travel chaos across the UK.
BBC forecaster Laura Tobin said the latest Met Office long-term forecast was "good news, finally".
Sunday, 19 April 2009
Another Sunday off work down Sennen beach but it is Chloe's Bday so everyone happy and the sun keeps shining!!!Monday, 13 April 2009
Sunday, 12 April 2009
Helen and Hayden from the Midlands just about to walk the dogs on a Sunday morning,( Walking of all the chocolate ?)
Easter Sunday MorningGoing Home!! Is that all Easter Eggs in those bags?
You'll Never fit them all in!
Who is that good looking chap on the far right?The Youngest member of the Roselands Team Luke Flack in the paper again!
Saturday, 11 April 2009
Easter SaturdayCraig and Rod enjoying the Sunshine, doesn't take much to stop Craig from doing the jobs!!
Time to open the bar soon!!
Weather for Penzance, UK |
8°C Current: Light rain Wind: W at 0 km/h Humidity: 75% Sat  Sun Mon  Tue |
Friday, 10 April 2009
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