Local Attractions / Places of Interest

There are many wonderful places and sights to see here in Cornwall; these are a few of our personal favourites. 

The Eden Project – https://www.edenproject.com 

National Trust Lanhydrock – https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lanhydrock 

Heyward Cider Farm – http://www.haywoodfarmcider.co.uk/index.html?LMCL=aiiw4s

Owl Sanctuary – https://screechowlsanctuary.co.uk/

Port Isaac

Home to the very popular TV series’ Doc Martin and Poldark, a very charming picturesque fishing village.

Padstow

A charming fishing port with quaint narrow streets. You will be spoilt for choice with quality dining and local craft and gift shops. 12 miles away by car.

Walking

To Egloshayle

The bridle way/footpath is a lovely walk to Egloshayle, walk down the footpath away from Rocksea Mill cottage past Muttons cottage on your left, walk through the gate on the footpath and continue.

Below link is the reverse circular walk.

https://www.iwalkcornwall.co.uk/walk/egloshayle_to_dinham_bridge

St Mabyn to Pencarrow

The walk begins from St Mabyn which is a approx. a mile from Bluebell to the Church,

Walk down the bridle way/footpath from Bluebell towards Dinhams bridge, up the hill, Station road( the roads are steep and can be busy at times) passing the church and crossing fields to reach Trescowe Farm them follow a track to Pencarrow before following winding lanes and fields back to St Mabyn.

https://www.iwalkcornwall.co.uk/walk/st_mabyn_to_pencarrow

Cycling

The camel trail is an 18 mile, surfaced and virtually level trail along a disused railway between Wenfordbridge, Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow, with scenery of the Cornish countryside.

Cycle hire is available in Wadebridge.

https://www.cameltrailcyclehire.co.uk

Beaches

Daymer Bay (8.4 miles)

A beautiful beach with long stretches of golden sand at low tide from Daymer Bay to rock, bordered by sand dunes with views over the camel estuary.

Polzeath (9.3 miles)

A Beautiful blue flag sandy beach with ideal conditions for surfing or learning to surf. Parking is directly on the beach.

Rock (7.7 miles)

A fairly sheltered long stretch of sandy beach following the estuary towards the coast backed by sand dunes.  A ferry operates between Rock and Padstow.

Surfing/body boarding

There are many great beaches for surfing and body boarding, Polzeath is local and a fantastic beach for both of these activities.

https://www.georgessurfschool.com/

https://www.wavehunters.co.uk/surf-lessons-cornwall

Paddle boarding

https://www.visitcornwall.com/things-to-do/outdoor/north-coast/padstow/harlyn-surf-school

https://www.camelskischool.com/