This iconic landmark site was set up by the Great Western Railway in 1935, initially for the private holiday use of railway staff and their families. After being enjoyed by thousands of visitors, it was closed in September 2016, due to the neglected, unusable state of the carriages. A local family were aghast at this, and decided to save this historic gem. The new owners were advised to scrap the carriages, as the conditions were so bad, they were deemed beyond repair. Many hurdles were put in there way but, after a two year major rebuild and massive investment, Brunel Holiday Park is now a unique, luxury holiday destination.

Pictures tell our story better than we ever could, and hopefully give you an idea of where the time and money was spent.

We are proud to have saved this wonderful place for future generations to carry in making happy memories.