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Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club 

Set within the heart of North Cornwall in 230 acres of rolling hills and woodland, designated an area of Special Landscape Value, the Bowood Park Hotel & club once formed part of a century that is 13th park owned by the Black Prince. Since its introduction towards the golf fraternity in June 1992, Bowood Park was synonymous with affordability society days and tennis that is domestic within our 31 en-suite bedroom hotel. The greens has recently been voted within the top 100 golf courses under £50 and has been built to the highest specs which are USGA in excellent year-round playability. The clubhouse and hotel are both found in one building and poses an presence that is impressive you make your path through the entry about the driveway. The initial and tenth tees sit simply a matter of yards from the clubhouse that will be perfect for two tee begins for large days which can be society/corporate. Set in 230 acres of rolling hills and woodland, the front nine holes allow you the opportunity to build a score although the back nine holes provide a sterner that is significantly for all levels of golfer. Holes 11, 12 and 13 are arguably the absolute most great looking holes you may play and have now been likened to Corner that is amen at National. Our many tennis that is popular consist of one, two or three night stays which consist of breakfast, dinner and tennis. All rooms are easily furnished with en-suite restrooms additionally the most of the spaces forget the golf course and countryside that is surrounding. We have been situated on the fringes associated with North Cornwall coastline. We are within pressing distance of popular getaway locations such as for instance, Tintagel, Padstow and Port Isaac. Whether Bowood Park is the destination for a golf that is mini on our picturesque greens or just using our facilities as a base for checking out the area area and that great beautiful scenery Cornwall is offering...Bowood Park will be here to greatly help.      

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Delamere Self Catering Bungalows

Situated about 2 kilometers through the coast, near the village of Delabole on the B3314, there are 16 bungalows set in peaceful and environments that are secluded an integral part of our 14 acres, approached by the 'old farm lane'. You are likely to hear sheep bleating within the neighboring fields, or the owl hooting in the evening to see the rabbits at play morning that is early the bungalows have the same design with 2 bedrooms, an open plan kitchen/living area and your bathroom with separate bathroom. The bungalows are preferably appropriate to allow for a family of four with one double plus one space that is twin. Some of the bungalows likewise have a double couch sleep in the lounge area to accommodate as much as 2 more individuals.In the lounge area there's a sizable photo screen to take pleasure from the stunning views and a colour television/dvd player to relax in the front of after a day that is hectic! The kitchen area has all of the self that is typical fixtures including a cooker, refrigerator and microwave. There is certainly a bath and electric shower within the bathroom.It is an ideal 'get away from it all' base for a vacation with beautiful sandy beached and scenery that is spectacular. Visitors enjoy exploring and discovering this haven that is unspoilt of. The bungalows are made in pairs as they are of a brick, cavity wall and tiled roof construction, with panoramic views over searching the Allen Valley. There is an open plan lounge/kitchen (29ftx9ft approx.), 2 bedrooms (9ftx9ft approx.) and a small lobby ultimately causing the bathroom and separate toilet.Outside, there was a good amount of space for the household to flake out or play, with paths leading across the lawn through the top and reduced rows of bungalows to your carpark.Delamere was once a farm, and even though no longer working now, we still have a barn and out buildings on the home, and our two big industries are employed for grazing.Delabole is about 50 % a mile away and has now grocery stores, newsagents, postoffice , storage pub and restaurant.The local, sandy beaches are with in an drive that is easy. Trebarwith Strand, Polzeath, Rock and Daymer Bay are ideal for bathing, browsing, cruising and sandcastles which are playing the youngsters. Discover Port Isaac - a fishing that is quaint, Tintagel Castle, Boscastle harbour, or St. Nectan's Glen and Waterfall. Enjoy a round of tennis at St.Enodock, or pony trekking from nearby stables - a fun option to start to see the countryside. The Eden task is about 30 minutes drive. The coastal and moorland footpaths, many National Trust owned, provide a scenery of crazy flowers, bird life therefore the outstanding natural beauty of North Cornwall.The cooking area is equipped with cooker, fridge, kettle, toaster, crockery and cooking utensils. An immersion heater, shaver point and electric meter come in the lobby as well as in the lounge area a convector fire and colour T.V.The bungalow sleeps 4 people who have one double sleep, two single beds plus some have a sofa bed in the lounge for a 5th / 6th person. Duvets, pillows and blankets are supplied. Please sleep that is bring, towels and tea towels. A travel cot maybe available on request.Electricity is metered (£1 coins). We regret that dogs aren't permitted at Delamere. Arrivals after 2.00 pm departure before 10.00 am please.      

Hengar Manor Country Park

Enjoy a vacation park in Cornwall surrounded by 35 gorgeous acres of landscaped gardens, mature woodland whilst still being water lakes, Hengar Manor nestles into the heart of the North Cornwall countryside.The unspoilt and graceful 17th Century Manor estate provides any occasion that is unique so you can get away from the stresses of modern day residing, with visitors and nature co-existing in harmony within the delightful grounds.During a stay at Hengar Manor you have got a lot of accommodation to pick from. You have the caravan that is classic bungalow holiday park accommodation plus lots of vacation lodges, villas, cottages and caravans to pick from. You can also stay in the centrepiece for the park in a vacation apartment in the Manor that is stunning House. If you desire to live a life of luxury treat you to ultimately remain in a waterside cabin with views overlooking the fishing lake, complete with spa in the decking.You dont have to leave the park to get a delicious meal either with evening meals being offered during the Tavern Bar & Grill sat right next to your lounge club where youll find all the evening activity taking place.The holiday park has facilities galore and it is an ideal option for an all-weather getaway that is activity-based. Indoor leisure facilities 25 metre pool with slip and a pool that is split young children, whirlpool spa, sauna plus a spa treatment space. Once the sun happens you are able to explore the actual beauty of Hengar Manor by firmly taking a stroll that is gentle the vast woodlands or offer fishing a chance at one of many four fishing lakes. For the sporty visitors, be sure to make use of the number of coached activities and exhilarating adventures archery that is including fencing and snorkelling. Theres also a fantastic array of tasks created for kiddies including building that is den Junior Musketeers and more!Check away our.
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The Port William

...and charm. Near Tintagel, the pub has row that is front seats, alfresco dining, modern decor and a cosy wood burner to toast your toes beside after a long day walking. Serving breakfast, meal and supper, the Port William offers cornish that is conventional food, daily changing deals and leading St Austell Brewery ales. Our rooms are light and contemporary with updated en-suite, luxury handmade Vi-Spring beds and lovely views being seaside. Be lured to sleep by the noise for the waves and wake up refreshed ready for another of adventure time. Why not bring Rover too, since were dog friendly, stroll along the stretch of sand and return to our cosy accommodation.Staying during the Port William8 en-suite rooms, decorated in a contemporary style that is coastal superb ocean views down seriously to the sea and the dramatic cliffs. 
 All spaces with television, tea/coffee facilities which are making hairdryer. 
 Free wi-fi throughout. 
 Break fast served from 8.30 - 9.30am within the conservatory overlooking the sea. 
 Additional towels, blankets, pillows etc are easily available from the hotel reception group. 
 Most credit that is major accepted. 
 What's nearby. 
 Trebarwith Strand is a surfing that is excellent and ideal for families at low tide, plenty of stone pools to explore. 
 Browsing college in the coastline, lifeguard during summer months.
 Fantastic clifftop walks Short drive to Tintagel or a walk across the coast road to the famous Castle, renowned house of King Arthur.
 Golf courses and tennis courts nearby Explore the coast that is north and villages of Padstow, Port Isaac, Boscastle and Bude.
 Sea angling      

Hallagenna Riding and Holiday Cottages

Hallagenna Riding and Holiday Cottages lie in a tranquil location simply outside the moorland that is pretty of St Breward, within easy reach associated with North Coast. Both cottages  seeping 6 and 4  offer living that is spacious with en-suite bedrooms and well-equipped kitchens, all using one degree. With lumber flooring, underfloor heating and private bbq that is outdoor its the ideal place to flake out and charge. Bedlinen, towels, heating and electricity are included.There is walking that is great cycling from our home for some associated with the hidden corners associated with Moor. Its an location that is perfect birdwatchers and nature fans.  We also provide horseback riding for several abilities on location  from a single hour beginners hack to a complete months trail riding for lots more experienced riders.Hallagenna is merely ten minutes from the A30 at Temple yet seems an easy method that is very long the hubbub. The cottages are about half an full hour to King Arthurs Tintagel, with beaches and searching at Trebarwith Strand. There are numerous fantastic pubs to select from  The Old Inn at St Breward simply 10 minutes stroll away. Other moorland and coastal pubs will also be within an drive that is not hard.  Its the best location to explore all that Cornwall is offering whilst enjoying a setting.Open that is beautifully rural Year.
 Short Breaks available out of peak season.      

Juliot's Well Holiday Park is situated in an location that is ideal by stunning countryside yet only one mile through the ancient town of Camelford in north Cornwall and four miles from Trebarwith beach.There's a wide choice of accommodation including modern caravans to stunning pine lodges.You'll take pleasure in the relaxed and informal environment at Juliot's Well Holiday Park. The thirty three acres of sheltered parkland and shady forests offer a tranquil haven that makes it an base that is perfect exploring the rest of Cornwall.Within simple reach are the picturesque harbour villages of Tintagel - the famous site of King Arthur's Castle - Boscastle, Port Isaac and Padstow. The Eden Project in the coastline that is south simply 26 miles away together with charming fishing village of Fowey is 7 miles further on.The excellent facilities for visitors include:Children's play area.Small on site Launderette (fees use). COMPLIMENTARY Wi-Fi.Dog that is available accommodation with dog walks & dog friendly beaches nearby. Free car parking.Dates available for 2018: October.Bowood driver, around 200 yards from the cottages, has a bar and restaurant and non-members are most welcome april.       

This charming wonder that is natural at Saint Nectan's Glen is situated where in actuality the River Trevillet has delicately carved its way through the swathes of belated Devonian slate and obviously developed a splendid 60 waterfall! Addititionally there is a tea room at the hermitage plus a souvenir store and modest local memorial available for visiting in the long run this itself formed an opening through the initial basin where in actuality the clear and sparkling waters now cascade into a lovely valley, stunning to behold and wonderful for household photo backdrops.Rare specimens of plants get this to a recognised Site of Special Scientific Interest, which you yourself can have a good think about into the meditation room. You'll be able to alight from a single at Trethevy (coming from and back once again to Boscastle) from whence there is a pleasing 1 mile walk to the attraction if you'd like to take the coach as opposed to the household motor.

Welcome to St Nectans Glen, woodland and waterfall in Cornwall

St Nectans Glen is a an area of outstanding natural beauty. Walk to the Waterfall & Hermitage through an ancient woodland in Cornwall

St Nectans Glen

Visit the incredible ruins of Tintagel Castle - one of the most magical, mythical and dramatic Castle sites in England, famous for being the birthplace of the legendary Kind Arthur, a heroic leader of the Knights who pulled Excalibur from the stone and built Camelot.  Immerse yourself here in the stunning scenery of Cornwalls rugged coastline and admire the natural beauty of this extraordinary headland.

Your adventure starts by climbing the steep path up to the courtyard, the gateway to the 13th century castle. From here, you can cross over the footbridge to the island on the recently completed Tintagel Castle Bridge and explore the remains of the Castle. If you visit at low tide, climb down to the beach to visit Merlin's Cave - a large sea cavern.  This is a a magical Castle, a marvellous story and quite breathtaking views.

Visit the stunning remains of Tintagel Castle in Cornwall and follow the legend of King Arthur!

Tintagel Castle

Cornish Rock Tors - Adventure Activities in Cornwall

Experience sea kayaking, coasteering, stand-up paddleboarding or open water swimming at one of the top centres for outdoor adventure activities in Cornwall.


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