You can’t rent a lodge on either of our parks
You can’t book a weekend. Because they aren’t those kinds of places.
And at the heart of it, a family story that began over 75 years ago.
In 1948, Bertram Bulmer bought the Bodior Estate as a private escape — a place for his family to step away, switch off, and spend summers by the sea.
A few decades later, he added Silver Bay to the picture. Not to develop it, but to protect it. To shape a retreat that others could call their own.
In 2022, the story grew again when the family purchased Woodland Falls — a peaceful, woodland-wrapped hideaway that shares the same values of privacy, care, and quiet ownership.
Since then, three generations of the Bulmer family have quietly grown these parks — always private, always personal — with one simple promise:
That those who choose to make this place theirs will always feel like it was made for them.
We don’t do crowds. We don’t do lettings.
We do space. Stillness. And a standard of care that comes from owning something ourselves.
This isn’t a business built to scale.
It’s a home built to last — for those who see the value in having somewhere to return to, again and again.
These are the kind of places you pass down. The kind you don’t talk about too much— because it’s better when it’s just yours.
Places tucked between trees and tide, where life moves a little slower.