Log Cabins to RentBlue seas, sandy beaches, great surf, wild moorland and fascinating industrial heritage: Cornwall has so much to offer. Glorious coastal walks, the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the unique Isles of Scilly all make it hard to resist.
Kilkhampton, Cornwall, South West of England
From £378
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Penstowe Manor Resort is an ideal setting for a couples get away or fun filled family holiday.
To accomodate an extra guest there is a sofa bed in lounge so can comfortably sleep 5.
The chalet itself is set within nearly 30 acres of private parkland. The park has a relaxed, safe feel and is the perfect place to take a stroll or watch the kids play.
There is an indoor swimming pool on the site for guests to use ...a free pass is provided with any booking.
The chalet is situated on “The Hillside” King Arthurs Bar at the Manor House has entertainment amusement arcade and food Penstowe is close to many beaches on your doorstep, not to mention the beautiful Cornish coast which is also close by waiting for you to explore. You are also within walking distance of Kilkhampton’s local shops, coastal path and just a 5 minutes drive to Bude.
The chalet comprises of..
• Comfortable, clean and tastefully decorated lounge with sofa and sofa bed, dining table to seat 4, Freeview TV and DVD player.
• A Fully equipped fitted kitchen with electric oven/grill, hob, microwave, toaster, fridge/with small freezer and kettle.
• Bathroom with electric shower.
• Bedroom 1 - Double bed, bedding, hanging space for clothes and room for a travel cot(provided) if needed.
• Bedroom 2 - 2 single beds, bedding, hanging space for clothes.
• Electric heating throughout and handy appliances such as an iron, hairdryer, hoover etc. and also handy items for the kids such as body boards and outdoor gaming equipment are available for your use.
• Bath mats and tea towels are also provided.( bed linen available is not provided on short stays only on 7 day bookings)
• Patio area to the front of the chalet with table and four seats.
• Electricity is provided via meter cards which are available to purchase at the Manor House.
• Well behaved pets welcome at no extra charge.
***Away from the main weeks if you wish a shorter break please contact us for prices. This can includes a long weekend or mid week.***
Located in Bude, this chalet is in a rural area and near theme parks. North Devon Coast and Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Harlequinns Leisure and The Gnome Reserve and Wildflower Garden. Docton Mill Gardens & Tea Rooms and The Milky Way Adventure Park are also worth visiting. Surfing/body boarding and fishing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with cycling and hiking nearby.
Gwithian, Cornwall, South West of England
From £553
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'Beachbreak' is a traditional wooden beach chalet nestling in the sand dunes in the towans at Gwithian Sands. It is in the ideal location for a relaxing holiday or a great base from which to surf or visit Cornwall's many attractions.
The chalet is on a small family-run site with fantastic sand dunes right outside the door. A safe haven for children to play and grown ups to unwind.
A fifteen minute stroll through the dunes brings you to 3 miles of golden sand and fantastic surf, which forms part of St Ives Bay and features Godrevy Lighthouse, made famous by Virginia Woolf's novel.
The calm bright interior has an open plan living space with wooden floors and a retro feel. The fully equipped kitchen includes a ceramic cooker, large retro fridge, microwave, toaster and separate freezer. Included are essentials like tea towels, oven gloves, etc as well as a welcome pack. There is a family dining table to enjoy your meals and a highchair can be provided on request.
The lounge has 2 comfortable sofas, a flat screen tv with dvd player and a DAB radio with ipod docking station. Free WiFi
There are 2 bedrooms, one double room and one bunk room (full size beds) with an extra single. All beds have duvets, pillows and freshly laundered mattress and pillow protectors. The chalet has electric wall heaters and electricity is supplied via a £1 coin meter.
The bathroom has a bath with electric shower over, wash basin, wc and fan heater. A bath mat and hand towel are provided .
There is a small shop and laundry as you drive in.
Beachbreak has a Friday changeover and Sleeps 5.
Please bring your own linen and towels as required.
Dogs are welcome £30 per dog/ per week (sorry no dogs during July/Aug)
Sorry no smoking in the chalet.
Arrival 2pm/ Departure 10am
Free WiFi
Please get in touch for up to date availability. Thank you.
Located in Hayle, this chalet is near the beach. Trevaskis Farm and South West Coast Path Section 19 Trailhead are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Tehidy Country Park. Traveling with kids? Consider Paradise Park and JungleBarn and West Cornwall Adventure. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
Cornwall, Cornwall, South West of England
From £546
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Small, but well equipped, having recently been re-furbished this holiday chalet offers everything you need as a retreat after a long day at the beach, or exploring the Cornish countryside.
The site is ideally situated visiting the beautiful ‘7 bay for 7 days ‘sandy beaches of North Cornwall, offering a different sandy bay for each day of the week. If you wish to explore further afield the area offers good road links into South Cornwall.
This is a traditional holiday chalet of timber construction set within the holiday part of Atlantic Bays. The chalet is conveniently situated for easy parking within this family friendly 27 acre holiday park which boasts excellent amenities comprising of restaurant, shop, launderette, clubhouse and children’s play area and communal BBQ. The site is on flat ground and easy to access all amenities.
The chalet sleeps 4-5 people in 2 bedrooms. The main bedroom has a small double bed and wardrobe, whilst the 2nd bedroom has bunk beds with a hanging rail. A camp bed and bedding is provided for an additional guest, if required.
In the lounge is a comfortable area with a with freeview TV incorporating a DVD and a selection of DVDs, books and maps for your use.
The chalet is double glazed and electric heating in all rooms. There is a modern, newly fitted family shower room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen. You will need to bring your own linen (towels, pillowcases, sheets and tea towels), everything else is provided for you.
The key will be found in the key safe outside, so you can arrive at your leisure. An additional key will be inside the chalet for you.
The historic fishing town of Padstow, home to Rick Stein's seafood restaurant and Paul Ainsworth's No 6 restaurant, is a short drive away and a strong attraction to visitors where fishing boats and pleasure crafts can be seen side by side on their moorings.
Padstow offers much to do, you may take a fishing trip for the day, or exhilarating speedboat ride along the camel estuary. It is also the start of the famous ‘camel trail’, where you can cycle or walk along the river camel to Wadebridge, or take the ferry across the river to Rock.
The village of St Merryn is approx. 1 mile away with pubs, restaurants, shops and take away facilities.
The area is surrounded by 7 beautiful and individual beaches, each with it's own merits, providing family-friendly fun on the beach, or for those a little more energetic, surfing (equipment may be hired), walking and cycling.
Cornwall is not short of entertainment whatever the weather, with activities such as The Eden project, Crealy adventure park, Cornish birds of prey, Newquay Zoo and aquarium and many more as short drive away.
For theatre lovers the open air Minack theatre, build into the Cornish cliffs is an absolute delight.
Regretfully, no dogs are allowed in the Chalets.
Located in Padstow, this chalet is by the sea. Prideaux Place and Roche Rock are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at South West Coast Path Section 15 Trailhead and South West Coast Path Section 16 Trailhead. Padstow Maize Maze and Camel Creek Adventure Park are also worth visiting.
This fabulous period home rests in its prime, elevated position overlooking the stunning Fowey harbour and estuary. With breathtaking views, elegant plush furnishings, a fantastic contemporary kitchen, luxury soft furnishings and an impressive collection of art decorating the walls, Fowey House is a very comfortable, classy base to explore this glorious area.
The picturesque town of Fowey, much loved by tourists, is a bustling small port with a busy commerical life as well as providing attractive moorings for leisure boats. The pretty harbour is flanked by fourteenth century blockhouses and the charming narrow roads are brimming with quaint gift shops, cafes and restaurants. There are regular celebrations of the life of its famous resident Daphne du Maurier.
The welcome bench, on the south facing patio terrace at the front door, offers a wonderful spot to enjoy the spectacular views and the pretty country garden flowers. As you enter this four storey property, you will quickly appreciate the love and attention to detail that has been spent on it. The interior design is seriously impressive. Sumptuous sofas and beds are all adorned with colour complemented cushions with exquisite taste. The walls are all painted with a neutral palette to emphasise the sensational art on the walls and the pops of colour throughout this wonderful house.
The luxurious open plan living space boasts a small balcony where you can enjoy the views and sip a delicious glass of wine. You can throw open the French doors to the balcony and the cool fresh air will flood in and lift your spirits. On cooler evenings, the feature fireplace is a joy. How wonderful to relax and listen to the sounds of the busy harbour and see the glistening water dotted with boats. A gorgeous painting by artist Lesley Holmes spans the stairwell and another sensational one overlooks the dining table. The owners clearly know and love their art! The sparkling modern kitchen will delight the chef in your party. If you would like to disappear with a cup of tea and the Sunday newspapers there is a conservatory lounge at the back of the house.
The adorable children’s bedroom offers fun bunk beds, a small library of books for bedtime stories and a wonderful, fun colour scheme. It is a very cheerful room with colourful chests of draws and paintings decorating the room. Each of the other three bedrooms boast bay windows to make the most of the spectacular panoramic views. The master bedroom at the top of the house enjoys a vaulted ceiling, delightful angles, and a fabulous window seat. You will be mesmerised by the stunning estuary views. It is the perfect spot for your morning cup of coffee. Like all of the bedrooms, it is adorned exquisitely. There are two further double rooms. One boasts zip and link beds that can be set up as a king or as twins. This room features an incredible, intricate mirror that is absolutely stunning. You will enjoy the sleep of kings in these wonderful bedrooms. There are two bathrooms, one is en-suite and the other a family bathroom with a bath and shower. Both are delightful.
Fowey House is dog friendly so you can bring two pets along to share your holiday. Once you have unpacked in this sensational holiday home, you are just steps from all of the delights of Fowey.
The Fowey estuary is a glorious sight with Fowey on one side at the mouth of the River Fowey and the gorgeous town of Polruan on the other. There are regular passenger ferries to and from Polruan and a car ferry to Boddinick. The ferry house was originally the du Maurier family home and later the home of Angela du Maurier, Daphne’s sister.
As well as being incredibly pretty, Fowey has a deep history. During the Second World War, Fowey was the centre for air-sea rescue and one of the places from which the D-Day invasions were launched. St Catherine’s Point is on the Fowey side of the harbour entrance where it functioned as a lighthouse in medieval times. St Catherine’s Castle below was built during the reign of Henry VIII to defend the harbour entrance. It is accessible when walking from the pretty Readymoney Cove. On Fore Street you will find the Old House of Foye, a medieval house built in 1430. It is now a shop but the walls, beamed interior and fireplace are pretty much the same. During the summer, Fowey Town Hall’s museum and small aquarium is open. Daphne du Maurier is celebrated with the Du Maurier Festival each May and at the Literacy Centre next to the church.
There are some amazing sandy beaches close by. Par Sands, close to the village of Par, 4 miles from St Austell, boasts a huge expanse of sand backed by pretty dunes. Polkerris Beach magically combines an idyllic sandy cove and stunning coastline with an array of entertaining watersports. You can stand up paddleboard, learn to sail and windsurf, explore the coastline in a kayak or simply enjoy exploring the rock pools and building sandcastles. There is a wonderful beach restaurant and waterside pub. The National Trust’s dreamy Lantic Bay is a great spot for paddling and for a picnic. It is well worth the climb back up. The views from the top are extraordinary.
You can take a ferry to the buzzy town of Mevagissey which is within a UNESCO Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is another working harbour, nestled on the unspoilt dramatic Cornish coastline. Mevagissey boasts an aquarium, museum, seafood restaurants, atmospheric pubs, watersports, beautiful gardens, cycle trails and much more. You can walk from the town to the stunning Lost Gardens of Heligan.
Restormel Castle lies by the River Fowey near Lostwithiel. One of the four chief Norman castles of Cornwall, it is notable for its perfectly circular design. Once a luxurious residence of the Earl of Cornwall, it was ruined by the 16th century and is now under the supervision of the English Heritage. It is another beautiful picnic spot.
Fowey Lodge is a fabulous, modern, bright and airy holiday home. It is a unique property, conveniently located just a short walk from Fowey’s harbour, shops, pubs and cafes. In a wonderful elevated position with double aspect, it really is rather special. Unusual for such a central Fowey location, the lodge benefits for a delightful garden with alfresco dining and sensational views. With three gorgeous bedrooms, Fowey Lodge is perfect for six guests.
Fowey is a picturesque town and bustling small port which still has a busy commerical life as well as providing attractive moorings for leisure boats. The attractive harbour is flanked by fourteenth century blockhouses, one in Fowey and the other in the delightful town of Polruan on the opposite side of the river. A car ferry crosses the river to Boddinick. The ferry house was originally the du Maurier family home and later the home of Angela du Maurier, Daphne’s sister. The Fowey Estuary is stunning with boat trips galore. You will want to visit many of the villages on either side of the estuary.
Fowey Lodge is open plan in design with a stunning vaulted ceiling decorated with attractive beams. The striking apex windows make the most of the brilliant Fowey light, illuminating this contemporary space. With almost two whole walls of glass, you will wake up and be dazzled by the light and the stunning estuary views. Trendy sofas sit at one end of the living space where you can watch TV, chat, have a glass of wine or just generally think about how lucky you are to be staying in this magical spot. The dining table looks straight out to the water and the brilliant white, well-equipped, contemporary kitchen will delight the chef in the group. The outside garden offers a patio for alfresco dining with a barbecue and a sunny lawn decked with sun loungers ready for sunbathing and to enjoy your holiday read.
The delightful ground floor master bedroom enjoys an en-suite bathroom with a spa bath, just perfect for a relaxing soak with a glass of fizz. On the lower ground floor you will find the remaining two bedrooms. There is one with a king-size bed and a twin bedroom. They share a pristine bathroom with a bath and shower over it.
The pretty town of Fowey is on one side of the Fowey River with Polruan on the other. It is a bustling small port with commercial and leisure boats. During the Second World War, Fowey was the centre for air-sea rescue and one of the places from which the D-Day invasions were launched. St Catherine’s Point is on the Fowey side of the harbour entrance where it functioned as a lighthouse in medieval times. St Catherine’s Castle below was built during the reign of Henry VIII to defend the harbour entrance. It is accessible when walking from the pretty Readymoney Cove. Fowey has a fascinating history. On Fore Street you will find the Old House of Foye, a medieval house built in 1430. It is now a shop but the walls, beamed interior and fireplace are pretty much the same. During the summer, Fowey Town Hall opens as a museum and small aquarium. Fowey is a delight with craft shops, galleries and cosy restaurants lining the narrow streets. Daphne du Maurier is the most famous former resident of the town. She is celebrated with the Du Maurier Festival each May and at the Literacy Centre next to the church.
There are frequent ferries over to Polruan where you will find pretty cottages clinging to the hillside and breathtaking, panoramic views over to Fowey. If you want to take the car, you can take the car ferry to Boddinick where the ferry house is the original du Maurier family home.
The nearest beaches include Crinnis, Par Sands and Polkerris though there are many more. Par Sands boasts a huge expance of sand backed by pretty dunes. It is close to the village of Par, 4 miles from St Austell.
Restormel Castle is a popular excursion. It lies by the River Fowey near Lostwithiel. One of the four chief Norman castles of Cornwall, it is notable for its perfectly circular design. It was once a luxurious residence of the Earl of Cornwall but was ruined by the 16th century and is now under the supervision of the English Heritage.
Mevagissey is a working harbour nestled on the unspoilt Cornish coastline. It boasts an aquarium, museum, seafood restaurants, proper pubs, watersports, beautiful gardens, cycle trails and much more. It is within a UNESCO Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. You can walk from the town to the stunning Lost Gardens of Heligan and reach the Eden Project in 25 minutes by car. A ferry can be taken from Fowey to get there.
The villages you may want to visit in the Fowey area are Polruan, Bodinnick and Lanteglos to the east, Goland, Lostwithiel, Lerryn and St Winnow higher up and Twardreath, Par, Polkerris and Menabilly to the west.
Truro, Cornwall, South West of England
From £840
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In our field are two 5m belltents. Each tent is pitched on a wooden flat base and has a double bed and the option for two single mattresses on the floor. There is room to store your clothes. Each tent has electric supply and USB points and a separate bathroom. There is a small communal kitchen perfect for making light meals. Each tent has its own bbq, fold up chairs too for outside or inside use, and a picnic bench, and parasol.
We are perfectly situated in a quiet part of the countryside. The local village is less than a mile away. Offering a pub, two shops, bakery, fish and chips.
On our doorstep are many footpaths and old mine trails. We are centrally located in the county and perfect for day trips. St Agnes, Perranporth are 15 minutes away. You can reach Newquay and the maritime town of Falmouth in less than 30 minutes. St Ives and Padstow are an hour away.
Dogs are welcome too. We have to restrict this to one dog per tent,
We rent our house and cottage via this website and receive excellent reviews.
Located in Truro, this cabin is in the city center and near the beach. Trevaskis Farm and Discovery Quay are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and St Agnes Beacon. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's going on at Mount Wise Stadium, or consider a night out at Gwennap Pit. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
You will feel so at home at the charming Gamekeeper’s Cottage. With its log burning stove, double glazing and oil fired heating, it is a toasty nest with two bedrooms, an extremely characterful living space and a family bathroom. It enjoys a well-equipped courtyard garden at the rear with alfresco dining and lounge furniture as well as a fire pit for chilly evenings. The courtyard leads straight to a lush lawn with uninterrupted countryside and garden views.
With the odd gamekeeper gun decorating the walls and some other unique features, the cottage is perfect for a family or two couples looking for a cosy cottage. It boasts gorgeous honey-coloured stone, atmospheric beams, lots of pine furniture and pretty drapes. Gamekeeper’s Cottage is nestled on the amazing three and a half acre Tremaine Manor Estate in the Cornish countryside. It will take you ten minutes in the car to reach the pretty fishing village of Looe and hardly more to be sunning yourselves on the beach.
Gamekeeper’s Cottage is a very attractive property that you will settle into very quickly. Guests stay in luxurious comfort with the master bedroom enjoying a beautifully dressed, comfy double bed and the second bedroom offering twins. There is room in the master for a cot too if you are traveling with a bundle of joy or a folding bed for an older child. It offers a family bathroom with a small bath and overhead shower. The cottage enjoys a warm, inviting ambience with a home-from-home feel. The kitchen is brilliantly well fitted with vivid colour splashes, shaker style units, wooden worktops and excellent appliances which are perfect for preparing a holiday feast. There is a Nespresso coffee machine for your morning cup of coffee too which you can enjoy in the rear garden overlooking lush greenery. The living room enjoys gorgeous beams, a leather sofa, a rocking chair, accent chair and a colourful rug. You can spend a quiet night in watching a movie on the Smart television, listening to your favourite tunes on the Bluetooth speaker or playing family games such as chess, jigsaws, board games and playing cards which are provided for your entertainment. The feature fireplace adds a crackling atmosphere. At the far end of the room is your dining table and chairs where you can dine with a fresh breeze coming through by opening the large French doors.
Upstairs you will discover the master bedroom with its comfy double bed adorned with crisp cottons, a throw and lovely scatter cushions. There is plenty of room for your holiday wardrobe. The room is light and airy with stunning estate views. The second bedroom is beautifully presented with attractive soft furnishings adorning the twin beds and pretty curtains hanging at the window. The bathroom offers a small bath and overhead shower.
Guests staying at Gamekeeper’s Cottage receive a welcome hamper, a basket of logs, enjoy use of a portable barbecue on request and are welcome to bring up to two of their furry friends with them. A washing machine and tumble dryer is available in a nearby laundry room.
The Tremaine Manor & Country Cottages Estate is absolutely wonderful, a rural paradise sprinkled with lush lawns, woodland trails and a stream where you will hear the owls hoot and the wind whispering through the boughs of the ancient oaks. Looe is a centre of offshore shark fishing as well as boasting a gorgeous sandy beach, crabbing on the quayside, quaint cobbled streets, independent local shops and an abundance of restaurants and pubs serving handmade Cornish pasties and gourmet seafood. Looe is very popular and many visitors return year after year. The South West Coastal Path, Britain’s longest National Trail, passes through the village and Bodmin Moor is on the doorstep with its granite tors, plentiful streams, waterfalls, moorland ponies, pretty heather and wild beauty. The pretty town of Fowey and the atmospheric village of Polperro which dates back to the thirteenth century are within very easy reach of Gamekeeper’s Cottage.
Gamekeeper’s Cottage is located on the fabulous three and a half acre Tremaine Manor Estate. It is a quiet, countryside property, within easy reach of the south coast beaches, the fantastic South West Coast Path and the beautiful moors. It is just ten minutes to Looe. Whilst retaining a working fishing port, Looe boasts wonderful eateries, Cornish pasty shops, a beautiful beach and some excellent, unique shops. Visitors enjoy watching crabbers on the quayside and the colourful fishing boats returning with their catches. Looe boasts many local gourmet restaurants overlooking the harbour as well as award winning fish and chips near the river. There is a pretty bridge that separates East and West Looe. The Looe Marine Conservation Group host regular rockpool rambles for children of all ages. Their website gives details of the wildlife events and local family friendly adventures such as crabbing, snorkeling, bird watching, fishing and visits to Looe Island. Looe Island was once a holy pilgrimage site. Now it is a sanctuary for wildlife and rare plants. In 2004 Looe Island was left to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust by Babs Atkins who had bought the island with her sister in the 1960’s. You will discover a grey seal population sunbathing on the rocks and swimming around the island. The island is home to many nesting birds such as cormorants, shags and oystercatchers. It boasts the largest breeding colony in Cornwall of the majestic great black-backed gull. During the summer months there are frequent boat trips and guided walks. The Old Sardine Factory Heritage Centre tells the story of Looe’s maritime history. You will learn how Looe exported pilchards to Italy, sent pilgrims to Galicia and sailed across the Atlantic to catch cod off of Newfoundland. You will also learn about boat building and experience a lifeboat Shout! with state-of-the-art technology. The centre is also a climbing wall and kayaking centre. If you fancy a scenic day out but don’t want to drive, you can take the Looe Valley train line to the historic market town of Liskeard. There are stunning views though heavily wooded valleys teeming with wildlife, glorious estuary views and rivers full of wading birds such as little egrets, grey herons, oystercatchers and curlews. Looe’s Music Festival is fast becoming a very popular outdoor event attracting many famous artists such as Jools Holland, Bryan Ferry, Lulu, the Stranglers and many more.
The stunning South West Coast Path passed through Looe. Starting in Minehead in Somerset, it covers 630 miles ending in Poole in Dorset. It offers extraordinary sea views and is very popular. There are also countless walks in the beautiful countryside surrounding Looe. You may want to walk around Fowey where you can enjoy seeing Menabilly, once the home of Daphne du Maurier and the inspiration for Manderley in her novel Rebecca. Fowey is a popular sailing destination and a quaint deep-water fishing port. There is a ferry service to the pretty village of Polruan opposite. Walking from Polruan towards Polperro you will pass the beautiful Lantic Bay and the horseshoe shaped West Coombe at Lansallos. Polperro is a gorgeous, quintessential Cornish fishing village with steep narrow streets, pretty slate cottages and stunning views. Sheltered from the ravages of tide and time in its dramatic cliff ravine, Polperro is an enchanting jumble of cottages, all the work of Cornish fishermen. The 36 mile walk from Looe to Boscastle is wonderful, crossing Bodmin Moor via Davidstow, Rough Tor and Brown Willy and passing through the verdant West Looe Valley. The Deerpark Forest is also another treat with many trails running through the woodland. With tranquil millpond views, winding forest trails and a hidden valley, it is a great day out.
This area of Cornwall enjoys a wonderful choice of beaches. In Looe, East Looe Beach is very popular with families. Millendreath Beach is a gorgeous south facing sandy beach at the foot of a wooded valley. Just around the corner is Plaidy Beach, a small, sheltered beach which is wonderful if you are looking to chill with some peace and quiet. Talland Bay is between Looe and Polperro. It is made up of two coves and is within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Seaton Beach is also close, to the east of Looe. It is situated at the foot of the Hessenford Valley with the River Seaton crossing the beach. Hoodny Cove and Finnygook Beach are accessible from Portwrinkle Beach, both sandy and popular with families. Finnygook is a surfers favourite. Other popular beaches are Polperro, Whitsand Bay and Downderry Beach.
Bodmin Moor is one of Cornwall’s designated Areas of Outstanding Beauty. With its giant stretches of heather, this upland granite moorland is delightful. It is brimming with high granite tors, streams and waterfalls and you will probably get to see the moorland ponies grazing.
Nestled in the heart of West Cornwall, Gardens by the Sea is an exquisite manor house which is bordered by the renowned Trewidden Garden, one of the Great Gardens of Cornwall. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, family holiday or special celebration, Gardens by the Sea is the perfect destination and has even been rated 4* Gold by Visit England.
At Gardens by the Sea, you can unwind and escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Large families, groups of friends or couples looking for a romantic getaway can enjoy the luxurious amenities and facilities offered by the house. With eight generous bedrooms accessed up the grand staircase sleeping up to 15 people, this is a spacious and comfortable accommodation for everyone. Five of the bedrooms have super king zip-and-link beds that can be made up as super king doubles or twin beds, two of the bedrooms are twin rooms, and one bedroom has a queen size bed for single occupancy only. Upon request hosts can reconfigure the arrangement of beds to customise for each party.
There is a housekeeping service which is complimentary and provided on weekday mornings from 9-12. This ensures that guests have a thoroughly relaxing stay and have more time to explore the wonderful scenery of West Cornwall. The house is easily accessible to many sandy beaches, footpaths including the Southwest Footpath, the Minack Theatre, St Michael's Mount, and St Ives.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventurous escape, Gardens by the Sea is an ideal choice. Offering a truly unforgettable experience.
Gardens by the Sea is in the heart of West Cornwall, an area famous for its stunning scenery and rich cultural heritage. The house is part of the historic Bolitho Estate, which is steeped in history and is renowned for its beautiful gardens.
The Trewidden Garden next to the house is a spectacular Cornish Garden with its extensive collection of Camellias, Magnolias, Azaleas and a stunning array of Tree Ferns, is a haven for nature lovers. The garden provides ample opportunities to explore in the serene beauty of this horticultural masterpiece. The tearoom, situated within the garden, offers visitors a chance to indulge in delectable fresh local food and beverages.
The local area around Gardens by the Sea is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Just a short distance away lies Mount's Bay, which is home to some of the best beaches in Cornwall. St. Michael's Mount, a small tidal island and popular tourist attraction, is in the bay and is accessible via a causeway at low tide.
The town of Penzance is just a few miles from Gardens by the Sea and is a bustling hub of activity. The town boasts a rich cultural scene, with several art galleries and museums, including the famous Penlee House Gallery and Museum. There are also many shops, cafes, and restaurants, making it an ideal destination for a day out.
For those who enjoy walking and hiking, the nearby coastal path offers some of the most spectacular scenery in Cornwall. The path stretches for miles along the rugged coastline and provides stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Overall, the local area around Gardens by the Sea is a beautiful and vibrant destination that has something to offer everyone. Whether you are interested in nature, history, or outdoor activities, there is something here for you to enjoy.
Treggidden, Cornwall, South West of England
From £952
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With a wood fired hot tub, hobbit-style barbecue lodge, king-size four poster bed and power shower, Gillan Creek Retreat is the ultimate eco-friendly getaway. Beautifully set in a private meadow on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, it makes a great place to escape for some fresh air and relaxation.
Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, this retreat is the ultimate off-grid glamping getaway. Unwind, relax and spoil yourselves in this unique place that combines being in nature whilst enjoying some luxury. In addition to this, it's in a great location to use as a base to explore the surrounding areas, amazing beaches and coves etc.
The hut itself is home to a luxurious, king-size four poster bed with storage below, with Egyptian cotton bedding provided. The shower room has a hot power shower, flushing toilet and complimentary toiletries, and a small kitchenette has fridge, double gas hob and all cooking essentials. For chilly evenings, a wood burning stove will keep you toastie with complimentary logs provided.
Next to the hut is the romantic wood-fired hot tub. Sip your favourite tipple whilst listening out for the hooting of the local Tawny Owls and star gaze to your hearts content. In addition to the shepherds hut, the Hobbit-style barbecue lodge is a complimentary extra, provided for your private use, to cook up a storm, no matter the weather; or you might fancy toasting marshmallows, s'mores or sausages using the fire pit outside. Plenty of choice!
After a day of exploring the surrounding area, you may choose to laze on the double hammock before dinner, listening to the gentle flowing creek, or relax and read a book in the swinging chair in the wooded area or simply listen to the bird song and cows and sheep in nearby fields. If you're lucky, you may spot the small family of deer that occasionally visit the meadow. Your nearest neighbours are the six cute and very friendly chickens, which are fenced off to keep any doggy guests safe.
Although this retreat is off-grid, you wouldn't know it, with fresh running water, a divine hot shower, flushing toilet and wi-fi, all run from a hidden array of solar panels, with the fresh water coming from a borehole.
**PLEASE NOTE THERE IS BUILDING WORK HAPPENING IN THE FIELD NEXT TO THE SHEPHERDS HUT. THE WORK IS FROM 9AM - 5PM, MONDAY - FRIDAY. THE PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR MID WEEK BREAKS TO REFLECT THIS.
Inside Gillan Creek Retreat off-grid
Fully equipped kitchenette with a double gas hob, under counter fridge, pots, pans, utensils, glassware and crockery. Complementary eggs if our chickens are laying!
Bedroom area with a king-size, four poster ottoman bed with space under for storage. Feather/down duvets. Extra blankets.
Folding table and chairs for two people. Wi-fi. Wood-burning stove (fuel provided)
Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Towels, robes and complementary toiletries included.
Outside
Meadow private for guests in 8th of an acre, double hammock, hanging chair, picnic bench with seating.
Wood-fired hot tub, available to book for an additional charge of £75. This can be heated for arrival on request.
Hobbit style barbecue hut (fuel provided), outdoor firepit with log seating.
Additional Information:
Sorry, no children or infants.
Please note, two small well behaved dogs welcome for a small additional charge.
Wood-fired hot tub is available to guests for a small additional charge of £75 should you wish to add it on to the stay. The hot tub can be heated for arrival on request.
IMPORTANT - Please note that as the hut is off grid, charging phones and laptops etc will work fine. However, high wattage appliances will not work, e.g. hair dryers, straighteners, plug-in kettles, toasters, irons and heaters.
**PLEASE NOTE THERE IS BUILDING WORK HAPPENING IN THE FIELD NEXT TO THE SHEPHERDS HUT. THE WORK IS FROM 9AM - 5PM, MONDAY - FRIDAY. THE PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR MID WEEK BREAKS TO REFLECT THIS.
This cabin is located in Helston. The Old Cider Barn Arts and Crafts Centre and Tolmen Centre are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Marconi Centre and Poldark Mine. Bonython Estate Gardens and One2Eleven are also worth visiting.
Robes in the en-suite, outdoor hot tub and log burning stove in the spacious living area. Your Golden Oak cabin, our most well-appointed and often in the best locations, has all these luxuries and more, to ensure that your forest break is pleasurable and relaxing.
Our Deerpark location offers 45 luxury cabins set on the winding side of the valley and around a quiet millpond, deep in the forest. You are offered a choice of cabins from the Silver Birch to the Golden Oak and one quirky but wonderful Golden Oak Treehouse. At the heart of the location is the Forest Hub, where you’ll find the eatery and a bar, a store, the children’s play area and a laundry room. Here you can book activities, including Forest Ranger activities, and hire bikes.
