Cookie Policy

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Last updated: August 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Wooda Farm Park Ltd, trading as Wooda Farm Holiday Park uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website.

It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains more generally how we collect, use and protect personal information.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of information that can be stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet or other device when you visit a website.

Cookies can help websites work correctly, remember your preferences and provide information about how a website is being used.

Some cookies only last for the duration of your visit and are deleted when you close your browser. These are often known as session cookies. Others remain on your device for a specified period or until you delete them and are known as persistent cookies.

2. Cookies and other storage and access technologies

Although this page is called our Cookie Policy, the rules also apply to other technologies that may store information on, or access information from, your device.

These can include technologies such as:

cookies;
pixels;
scripts and tags;
local or web storage; and
similar technologies used by websites and online services.

For simplicity, we generally refer to these technologies collectively as “cookies” throughout this policy.

3. How we use cookies

Wooda uses cookies and similar technologies for purposes including:

enabling our website to operate correctly;
keeping our website secure;
remembering your cookie choices;
enabling features such as online shopping and other website functionality;
understanding how visitors use our website;
measuring and improving website performance;
understanding which pages and content visitors find useful; and
where applicable and where you have given the required consent, measuring the effectiveness of our marketing and advertising.

We do not use optional cookies or similar technologies that require consent until you have made the appropriate choice through our cookie controls.

4. Strictly necessary cookies

Some cookies are necessary for our website and services to function correctly.

These may be used for purposes such as:

maintaining website security;
enabling essential website functionality;
remembering your cookie consent choices;
maintaining shopping basket or checkout functionality;
enabling services you have specifically requested; and
maintaining website sessions.

Where the law allows these technologies to be used without consent, they may be active automatically.

Because these cookies are necessary to provide the website or service you have requested, they cannot always be switched off through our cookie controls.

You may be able to block them through your browser settings, but doing so could prevent parts of the Wooda website from working correctly.

5. Analytics and performance cookies

We use analytics technologies to help us understand how visitors use the Wooda website.

This may include information such as:

how many people visit our website;
which pages are visited;
how visitors navigate around the website;
how long visitors spend on particular pages;
the type of device or browser being used; and
how visitors arrived at our website.

We use this information to understand the performance of our website and to help us improve its content, usability and functionality.

Our website currently uses Google Analytics for website analytics.

Where consent is required for analytics technologies, they will only be activated after you have given the appropriate consent through our cookie controls.

You can withdraw or change your consent at any time through the cookie settings available on our website.

6. Functionality cookies

We may use functionality technologies to provide enhanced website features or remember choices you make.

These could, for example, remember preferences or allow particular website features and integrations to operate.

Depending on their purpose and the applicable legal requirements, we may ask for your consent before using these technologies.

If you disable functionality cookies, some enhanced website features may not work as intended.

7. Advertising and marketing technologies

We may use advertising and marketing technologies to understand the effectiveness of our advertising and, where applicable, to make advertising more relevant.

These technologies can potentially be used to:

understand whether someone visited our website after seeing or clicking an advertisement;
measure enquiries, bookings or other actions resulting from advertising;
measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns; and
help us understand audiences interested in Wooda.

Where these technologies require consent, they will not be activated until you have given the appropriate consent through our cookie controls.

If we use third-party advertising services, those providers may process information collected through their technologies in accordance with their own privacy policies.

Rejecting advertising cookies will not prevent you from seeing advertising elsewhere online, but it may affect our ability to measure advertising or make it relevant to your interests.

8. Third-party technologies

Some features and services on the Wooda website are provided by third parties.

These may include services relating to:

website analytics;
booking systems;
payment services;
online shopping;
maps;
video or other embedded content;
social media;
website functionality; and
advertising and marketing.

When you interact with these features, the relevant third party may use its own cookies or similar technologies.

Where Wooda is responsible for enabling a non-essential third-party technology on our website, we will obtain consent where required before it is activated.

Some third-party services that you choose to visit or interact with may operate independently of Wooda. We recommend reviewing the privacy and cookie information provided by those organisations for more information about how they use your data.

9. Google Analytics

We currently use Google Analytics to help us understand how people use the Wooda website.

Google Analytics may use cookies and similar technologies to collect information about website usage and interactions.

We use the information generated by Google Analytics to analyse website traffic and improve our website and services.

Where consent is required, Google Analytics will only be enabled after you have consented to analytics cookies through our cookie controls.

You can subsequently withdraw that consent through our cookie settings.

Google may process information collected through its services in accordance with its own privacy and data protection arrangements.

10. Google Tag Manager

Our website may use Google Tag Manager to manage website tags and integrations.

Google Tag Manager is a system used to deploy and manage other website technologies. The tags managed through it may have different purposes and may themselves use or enable cookies or other storage and access technologies.

Where a tag or technology requires consent, it should only be activated in accordance with the choices you make through our cookie controls.

11. Your cookie choices

When you visit our website, you are provided with controls that allow you to manage optional cookies and similar technologies.

Depending on the technologies in use, you may be able to:

accept optional cookies;
reject optional cookies;
choose which categories of optional cookies you wish to allow; and
change your choices later.

Simply continuing to browse our website does not mean that you consent to optional cookies.

Where consent is required, we will only use the relevant technology after you have made an appropriate choice.

You can change or withdraw your consent at any time using the cookie settings available on our website.

Withdrawing consent will not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before you withdrew it.

12. Managing cookies through your browser

Most web browsers also allow you to view, delete or block cookies.

You can usually find these controls within your browser’s privacy or security settings.

Please be aware that blocking all cookies, including strictly necessary cookies, may prevent some parts of the Wooda website from functioning correctly.

Browser controls are separate from the consent choices provided through the Wooda website.

13. How long cookies remain on your device

Different cookies and similar technologies remain on your device for different periods.

Some are session technologies and normally expire when you close your browser.

Others are persistent technologies and remain on your device for a specified period unless you delete them sooner.

The length of time a particular technology is used will depend on its purpose and configuration.

Where available, further details about individual cookies, their providers, purposes and durations may be displayed within our website’s cookie consent or settings tool.

14. Changes to the technologies we use

The technologies used by our website may change as we update our website, booking systems, analytics, marketing services and other online features.

We therefore regularly review the technologies used on our website and our cookie consent arrangements.

Where we introduce a new technology that requires consent, we will ensure that the appropriate information and consent controls are provided.

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes to our website, technology, suppliers or legal requirements.

The latest version will always be published on this page.

15. Privacy and personal information

Some cookies and similar technologies may involve the processing of personal information.

For more information about how Wooda collects, uses, shares and protects personal information, the lawful bases we rely upon and your data protection rights, please see our Privacy Policy.