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Total isolation away from the rigours of the world at the moment!! with magnificent views over rolling fields out to the Atlantic ocean our cottage offers a chance to explore the wild wonderful coast of North Cornwall at its best!

Our cottage was featured in the National Guardian Top Ten Cool Cottages in North Cornwall 2014 !! We offer rustic simplicity! It has a seperate snug with TV and DVD. A large vaulted bedroom, and kitchen /dining/ seating room with log burner and views out to the Atlantic ocean.

Breathtaking cliff top walks, wander across beautiful beaches, come home to a roaring log fire, cozy up and watch a classic movie with a glass of wine!

Kerensa is our small, but perfectly formed little cabin. Sit under the stars in the romantic wood burning hot tub with a glass of prosecco. This cosy cabin sleeps 2, with a small kitchen area, table for two and a toilet and shower room. Kerensa cabin is the first of our very small holiday cabin village, we will have four cabins in total, and there may be an opportunity for friends and family to hire out the entire place in the future!

We are based on a small working farm with our own animals and lots of space and fantastic views to relax and take in. The cabin is cosy and equipped, ideal for a romantic break away for two. *please note we are based on a working farm with some farm machinery, animals and sometimes work on the farm being done.* For an extra touch of luxury, you can even book a pampering massage or facial treatment to leave you rejuvenated and totally relaxed. I am a qualified massage therapist and set up spa parties within the cabin on a part time basis. For a discounted price, you can treat yourself or a loved one to a treatment within the cabin. Please enquire in advance. We can also set up a vintage style Cream tea for two. For just £4 per person you can treat yourself to a homemade scone, Cornish clotted cream and locally homemade jam, and of course, a 'proper' Cornish pot of tea. All of this will be laid out with vintage tea cups and traditional china. Please enquire in advance.

St Gennys is a small parish just above the quaint little seaside village of Crackington Haven. With a picturesque sandy/stony little cove, perfect for swimming and body boarding. There is also beach cafes and a friendly local pub. You can also get onto the Coastal Path from here.

The Weekender is a contemporary space,38sqm with stunning views all round step through the door and relax. The decor is stylish, comfortable, a beautiful haven to sit and contemplate the breathtaking surroundings from. Described by a recent guest as "The most beautiful small space they'd ever stayed in" It can be difficult to do anything here other than unwind. But if you can drag yourself away from this little gem it's a great place to explore North Cornwall's diverse delights from.

The Weekender really is a delight, tucked away with views that will take your breath away. My clever husband built this little beauty last year and it evolved into something unique. With our skills and experience in various design projects we have created something we feel is very special. The interior is both cosy but spacious and is filled with lovely finishes that give a high quality and a fabulous feel. It is a very romantic hideaway - ideal for couples. It can be hard to leave to explore the area as it is possible to just sit for hours and and enjoy the space.

Crackington Haven lies in the Parish of St Gennys in North Cornwall. It is a wonderful escape from the hectic side of life. If you don't feel like venturing too far then there are wonderful short and long walks right outside the door. The Weekender sits right on the Southwest coast path - arguably - on one of the most beautiful and dramatic parts of the coast both North and South right here. Crackington has 2 cafes and a good pub - eat and drink overloooking the beautiful beach and giant cliffs. There is a good local shop / PO and a garage just 3 miles from here where you can purchase most things to keep you going! Bude is just 10 miles from The Weekender which is a lovely seaside town with some good shops to wander around and plenty of cafes. Boscastle and Tintagel are approx 6/7 miles south of Crackington offering picturesque harbours, castles and villages. Port Isaac (Port Wenn) is approx 40 mins drive where the popular Doc Martin is filmed - you can wander the tiny streets and recognise your favourite bits! Padstow and Rock are fairly close by with Rick Stein's delicious Fish and chips being the first port of call especially if you've cycled the Camel Trail from Wadebridge or beyond. Further afield are many places to explore The Eden project is about an hours drive and well worth a visit. Closer to home on the edge of Bodmin Moor are Roughtor and Brown Willy- 2 fabulous walks / scrambles with beautiful granite features to admire. Roughtor car park is just a 25 min drive from The Weekender it can be hard to tear yourself away but it's definitely worth the effort.

The Beach House Studio, is in the perfect private location next to the Beach, it's a 2 minute walk to a surf spot, or to a great pub or one of the 2 cafes where you can enjoy the sun going down on the Atlantic coastline. The Room has an amazing view and you can hear and smell the salty sea. The owners live next door but do not intrude on your space or privacy Stuart is a teacher and an artist, and Selina who has an eye for detail and style, works locally.

The Beach House studio is a self contained studio room (self catering )with private access and (URL HIDDEN) is in an elevated position overlooking Crackington Haven Beach, with sea views from every window that are breath taking. The sun sets over the sea in summer months and the bay has a surrounding atmosphere and light that attracts many artists to Cornwall. The studio has a compact ensuite shower room with loo and small basic kitchenette area with kettle, microwave and fridge(tea coffee and milk are provided) There is also an electric ‘looky likey’ woodburning stove and a cosy 2 Seater sofa.

Crackington Haven is an area of outstanding natural beauty nestled between 2 stunning coast paths. You could catch a bus along the coastal road and enjoy walking the coast path home,where you will discover secluded valleys remote beaches,ancient woodlands and rare birds and beautiful scenery. As previously mentioned we are lucky to have a vibrant local pub that serves great food alongside 2 excellent cafes, that are open all day long, for breakfast, lunch,dinner all of which have sea views. There is also a tennis court adjacent to and overlooking the sea Crackington is perfect for Surfing, and is known for its amazing waves;(surf lessons may be booked in advance) Also great for fishing, swimming,or simply sitting and reading. The beach is recommended by the marine conservation society and is listed in its good beach guide There is a well stocked friendly post office and shop nearby at Wainhouse Corner and we also strongly recommend a visit to the Boscastle farm shop for provisions or a delicious meal.

*****NEW FOR 2019 ~ Private Infra Red Sauna (more info and pics to come)****** Set in a field on our farm with another small cabin, Tamarisk cabin is a good size for up to four or a small family. With bright, fresh decor, luxurious bathroom, well equipped kitchen and stunning sea and countryside views from the bedrooms. It is just a 2 minute drive from the picturesque Crackington Haven beach and only 8 miles from the award winning seaside town of Bude.

Based on a small, working cohousing farm in rural North Cornwall, it is the perfect place to relax, take in the views and wildlife and even have a little adventure. There is another cabin onsite, with a shared lawn area to the front of the cabin and parking. As an additional alternative, you can in fact book out more then one cabin at a time with a 20% discount to the total price. In total the farm is around 30acres, with our own cows, ponies, pigs, sheep, chickens and ducks. Please ask if you or the kids would like to join in on the animal rounds, collect the fresh chicken eggs in the morning or just have a small guided tour of the farm. Inside the cabin you will find a good sized, luxurious bathroom suite, with a modern, deep freestanding bathtub, large waterfall shower and underfloor heating. The living space is open plan, with a comfy sofa, table that can seat 4 and small but well equipped kitchen area, with toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, oven, grill and four ring hob. There are two bedrooms in the cabin, each with electric heating. One with a cosy king sized bed, wardrobe and stunning views across the countryside towards the sea. The other with full sized single bunkbeds and again lovely countryside views. Outside, you can sit on your own private decking area, gazing out across the fields with a cup of fresh coffee in the morning, or take in the expanse of starlit skies at night with a glass of prosecco in hand. There is now also a brand new private, luxurious Jacuzzi hot tub set into the decking, in the summer months you will get gorgeous sea views as you soak in the warm bubbles. For an extra touch of luxury, you can even book a pampering massage or facial treatment to leave you rejuvenated and totally relaxed. I am a qualified massage therapist and set up spa parties within the cabin on a part time basis. For a discounted price, you can treat yourself or a loved one to a treatment within the cabin. Please enquire in advance. We can also set up a vintage style Cream tea for two (or four). For just £4 per person you can treat yourself to a homemade scone, Cornish clotted cream and locally homemade jam, and of course, a 'proper' Cornish pot of tea. All of this will be laid out with vintage tea cups and traditional china. Please enquire in advance.

Trelay is quite remote and only as a shop and one pub within walking distance. It is only 2 minutes drive from Crackington Haven, a picturesque little stony/sandy beach with 2 lovely beach cafes and a great pub over looking the beach. You can also reach the coastal path from here.

A romantic retreat for two, in a rustic, pastoral setting. The Treehouse is an open-plan, loft-style, timber-clad cabin, complete with a sauna, stereo system and piano, set amidst the trees away from the lane, overlooking a tranquil wooded valley, off the beaten track, only 2 miles from the beach. The air from this natural deciduous wood away from the roads is the cleanest, and healthiest you will ever breathe!

Formerly a large barn, the Treehouse ( weighing in at a whopping 22ft x 40ft), being set away from the main house of Trewarden, is completely private. Ideal for writers, or musicians, it has its own piano, plus a 4 speaker classic stereo system with a record and CD collection to delve into. Listen to the sounds of your choice while roasting in the Sauna, rinse off in the powerful shower, and then sit outside under the moonlight by the barbecue, lit up by the outside lights. It is warm in winter, with a cosy wood burner, while being light and airy in Summer. The perfect place for a dog to roam as we have two fields in which to exercise off the lead, and a copse outside the back door. Please arrange with us in advance if you would like to bring a dog as there will be an additional charge £20 charge, and it will be subject to prior approval.

We are two miles from the beach but right off the beaten track down a narrow lane with little traffic. Walking down to the beach via the back lanes is a real treat. Once there, sit and relax at one of two cafe's or if the weather's right, enjoy a spectacular sunset followed by fish and chips at our local pub, The Coombe Barton.

NOT SUITABLE FOR ANYONE WITH MOBILITY/FITNESS ISSUES From Old Road through garden to self contained unit within our cottage. 2 minute walk to harbour and village. Kitchen/sitting room with electric woodburner. Spiral staircase leading to bedroom with ensuite loo/shower (macerater). A quiet and peaceful little pad set back from the village, just the sound of the Jordan river below, the owls in the wood opposite will serenade you at night and the song birds will be singing away in the morning

PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE A LOT OF STEEP, IRREGULAR, WOBBLY SOMETIMES SLIPPERY STEPS FROM THE ROAD TO THE DOOR. ANYONE WITH SIGHT AND OR MOBILITY ISSUES MAY FIND THESE TOO DIFFICULT. THE PATH IS DARK AT NIGHT AND IN WINTER. INSIDE (WHICH WE HAVE SHOWN IN THE PHOTOS) IS A SPIRAL STAIRCASE WHICH AGAIN IS NARROW AND NOT IDEAL FOR EVERYONE. However! Tastefully and lovingly converted first two floors of our 250 year old cottage. A perfect bolthole to give guests private and cosy accommodation to relax in after a hard day on the beach or wandering around the harbour. . The en suite shower cubicle is a good, standard size, the shower room/area itself is rather 'compact' and due to this the basin is tiny (!) its the only one we could get to fit and only really big enough for tooth brushing and hand washing but thats about it. We sometimes use the steps past the entrance door ourselves to get to and from the village but we do our absolute best to respect guests privacy. PLEASE NOTE due to our location (you'll see why when you get here) there is no radio or TV signal (believe me we have tried) so bring a laptop as the WiFi is excellent! Most guests appreciate the peace and quiet. Please note check out is strictly 10am.

Boscastle is very friendly and great fun. Pretty much zero crime. The beautiful coastal footpath that goes right around the Cornish coast is on the doorstep. In winter walking across a wild, windswept, deserted Cornish beach is one of the best things in the world to do, likewise when the sun shines, the temperature rises and the water is sparkling clear, its heaven. A stroll round the harbour is a must, see the famous blowhole, beautiful sea birds, the fishing boats going in and out on the tide and more often than not the seals put in an appearance too!

This amazing converted barn with stunning views has been stylishly designed to provide one of the most beautiful and romantic cottages in North Cornwall. Just a few minutes walk from the spectacular beach at Crackington Haven.

Lambs Barton Cottage is a newly converted barn in a hectare of its own private land with stunning panoramic views across the valley to the sea. Lambs has both a beautiful interior and exterior and is a truly romantic escape in this dramatic piece of North Cornwall. Crackington Haven is just 7-8 minutes walk downhill where guests will discover a great beach with something for the whole family to enjoy; rock-pools for the kids to explore, good surf and sand all overseen by a daily Lifeguard during the summer months. Beach side amenities include a pub which serves food and has a lively local atmosphere, two lovely beach cafes serving food and providing wetsuit and surf board hire as well as toilets and tennis courts by the sea, not forgetting miles of the best cliff walking... anywhere.Lambs Barton cottage is an extremely comfortable base for a holiday all year round. Ideally sleeps four but you may not wish to share this little gem with friends!AccommodationGround Floor only: The main entrance leads into the open plan living room / kitchen area, decorated to the highest standards with beautiful slate flooring, a cosy wood burning stove, a large and sociable dining table, a fully fitted kitchen and the most amazing views from a range of windows. French windows open onto the slate tiled patio. A short corridor leads to the master double bedroom with its own access to the patio, a luxurious shower room and a second double bedroom.Exterior: The main patio is to the rear and is a lovely place to sit and enjoy an alfresco meal. There is external furniture and BBQ facilities. There are views of the valley and a really useful outside shower with hot & cold water for a rinse after the beach! There is also a patio area to the front of the property where you can enjoy beautiful sunsets.Facilities & Services Heating is via under floor central heating and the wood burning stove. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and gas hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge, dishwasher & washing machine. The sitting room area has a flatscreen digital Freeview TV & DVD player. There is WiFi available at the property. There is an iron & ironing board. There is a freezer in the outside shed.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Regrettably no smoking or dogs are allowed. A cot and high chair are available on request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The house is located about half a mile from the beach at Crackington Haven, which is included in the best surfing beaches in England and was recommended by the Marine Conservation Society in its Good Beach Guide. The beach is surrounded by majestic cliffs providing a spectacular backdrop and it is one of Cornwall's most dramatic locations. At high tide, the beach is a mass of quartz-veined pebbles and large boulders but at low tide, it reveals an expanse of sand and many rock pools. Only the road separates the sea from a couple of beach shops, two superb beach cafes and a public house with a restaurant and fantastic terrace.As you travel down the coastline, you can visit quaint coastal villages such as Boscastle, Tintagel and Port Isaac, the latter offering a range of fantastic restaurants where you can enjoy the freshest and most delicious fish.Fifteen minutes up the coast is Bude, a popular tourist destination for both its surfing and there is a fantastic family beach in nearby Widemouth Bay. The watchful eye of the RNLI lifeguards allows for some of the best surfing in the world alongside kite-surfing, swimming and a whole host of water-based activities. Bude today is a lovely sea-side town, the main shopping streets and inter-connecting alleyways play host to a wide range of locally owned shops, restaurants and pubs. There are boutiques, shoes, arts & crafts, jewellery, hand-made gifts and souvenirs.Six miles inland is Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cornwall at its wildest and rich in ancient history, Bodmin Moor stretches for 30 miles through the heart of the County of Cornwall and offers spectacular walking and horse riding.With easy access to the both the A30 and the Atlantic Highway you can quickly travel up and down the South-West to enjoy some of the larger tourist attractions that Devon and Cornwall have to offer.

Tucked away in a secret little cluster of cottages beside the ancient church of St Gennys in the most amazing cliff top location. Church Cottage is quite delightful and will provide a relaxing retreat at any time of year.

The views from magical Church Cottage are simply breathtaking! From the lovely little garden in the front of this romantic detached cottage, guests can admire the panorama across fields and clifftops to Widemouth Bay and, on a clear day, Lundy Island. Tucked away in a secret little cluster of cottages beside the ancient church of St Gennys, Church Cottage is quite delightful and will provide a relaxing retreat at any time of year. A path winds down from the parking area past the neighbouring cottages and fields to the little picket fence and enclosed garden where guests can enjoy the fresh air and amazing scenery. The cottage has reversed accommodation with pretty bedrooms downstairs, and the compact open plan living room above. A stable door to the staircase acts as a stair-gate.The seaside hamlet of Crackington Haven with its pub and friendly cafes is within walking distance down the hill. Nothing can quite compare to staying so close to the coastal path (a 15 minute walk from the cottage) with majestic views made even more spectacular by the height of the cliffs in this part of Cornwall. There is also a footpath just yards from the cottage which takes you on a beautiful 15 minute walk down to the beach at Crackington Haven. If you prefer to drive to the beach, it takes just five minutes. Set in such an unforgettable location, Church Cottage will tempt guests to return time after time. The Owner, who lives nearby, organises nature conservation walks across the dramatic National Trust coastline surrounding the cottage. AccommodationGround Floor: Open plan living room with kitchen and dining areas. Bathroom with bath and hand shower attachment.Lower Ground Floor: Master double bedroom and twin bedroom.Exterior: Patio with exterior furniture, and BBQ, lawned area with sea views.Facilities & Services Heating is via central heating and a smokeless fuel stove. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven & hob, kettle, toaster, fridge / freezer, microwave & washing machine / tumble drier. The sitting room has a digital TV & DVD player. WiFi is available at the property. There is an iron & ironing board.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating & bed linen are all included but you will need to provide your own towels. Alternatively, towels are available to hire at £8 per person. There is plenty of parking available. Some smokeless coal for the burner will be provided, thereafter this is available locally. Strictly only 1 well behaved dog over the age of 2 (NO PUPPIES) will be permitted at a small additional cost of £35 per week although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the cottage alone. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is a cot and highchair available on request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only.

The cottage is located less than a mile from Crackington Haven, which is included in the best surfing beaches in England and was recommended by the Marine Conservation Society in its Good Beach Guide. The scenery in the beach area of the surrounding majestic cliffs is almost unrivalled. At high tide, the beach is a mass of quartz-veined pebbles and large boulders but at low tide, it reveals an expanse of sand and many rock pools. Only the road separates the sea from a couple of beach shops, two superb beach cafes and a public house with a restaurant and fantastic terrace. The cottage is located in the parish of St. Gennys, which prides itself on the excellence of its public paths with the National Trust owning most of the cliff and adjacent farmland.As you travel down the coastline, you can visit quaint coastal villages such as Boscastle, Tintagel and Port Isaac, the latter offering a range of fantastic restaurants where you can enjoy the freshest and most delicious fish.Twenty minutes up the coast is Bude, a popular tourist destination for both its surfing and fantastic family beaches in Widemouth Bay. The watchful eye of the RNLI lifeguards allows for some of the best surfing in the world alongside swimming and a whole host of water-based activities. Bude today is a lovely sea-side town, the main shopping streets and inter-connecting alleyways play host to a wide range of locally owned shops, restaurants and pubs. There are boutiques, shoes, arts & crafts, jewellery, hand-made gifts and souvenirs.Six miles inland is Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cornwall at its wildest and rich in ancient history, Bodmin Moor stretches for 30 miles through the heart of the County of Cornwall and offers spectacular walking and horse riding. With easy access to the both the A30 and the Atlantic Highway you can quickly travel up and down the South-West to enjoy some of the larger tourist attractions that Devon and Cornwall have to offer.

Beautiful bespoke wooden cabin by the cliffs, which offers the experience of off grid living without giving up luxury. With panoramic views of the North Cornish coast, wood burning stove, and wrap around decking it is the perfect year round escape.

There isn't another Cabin like ours on the planet it is 100% bespoke with luxury in mind. With an open plan layout and breathtaking views its the perfect place for a relaxing romantic escape.

The Cabin is on our farm on the wild and rugged unspoilt coast of North Cornwall, it's the perfect place to get away from it all. The fantastic beach at Crackington Haven is 1 hours walk (or 10 minutes drive if you're feeling lazy) across the cliffs taking in the stunning views. Swimming, surfing, fishing or lazing Crackington has it all. The choice of 2 excellent cafes, and a brilliant pub and even a tennis court overlooking the sea. Board and wetsuit hire is available too.

In a quite beautiful and peaceful spot, close to some of the most spectacular sections of Cornwalls north coast, The Old Cider House is a luxurious conversion providing spacious accommodation for a couple with the added advantage of a lovely private garden.

Located next door to the owner's farmhouse, this delightful conversion has just been completed and offers a truly peaceful place to stay in the North Cornwall area. It is a real treat for couples seeking romantic heaven. A spacious living room is made extra cosy by a traditional log burner sitting in the large inglenook fireplace and the sumptuous leather sofas. Upstairs the beautifully presented bedroom has french windows opening to a charming Juliet balcony from which guests will be treated to bird song from the neighbouring orchard. Outside you can enjoy a morning coffee on the patio or sunbathe in the private south facing garden. The Old Cider House is definitely a place to relax, unwind and revive the spirits.This stunning part of north Cornwall will delight visitors seeking an area of historical interest, beautiful scenery, spectacular walks and a warm Cornish welcome. The famous villages of Boscastle and Port Isaac are both within a short drive and there is nowhere more historic in Cornwall than Tintagel for those fascinated by Arthurian legends. Sandy beaches at Crackington and nearby Widemouth Bay are both great for surfing, but if you fancy a great escape, try the Strangles beach, often quiet even in the height of summer because of a steep path down the cliff. This area is a walker's paradise with some of the most dramatic (and challenging) sections of the south west coastal path from Port Isaac all the way up to Widemouth. Alternatively the wilds of Bodmin Moor are not too distant where you can scale the famous tors of Roughtor or Cornwall's highest point, Brown Willy.AccommodationGround Floor: The beautiful stable door opens into the spacious living room with leather sofas, inglenook fireplace and dining table with lovely wood flooring. A fully fitted kitchen looks out over the garden and the rolling fields beyond.First Floor: Upstairs is the delightful double bedroom with 5' double bed, pastel bed linen and large wardrobes. The gorgeous french windows open to the Juliet balcony and the skylights mean this is a light and airy bedroom in the warmer months, but with the open stairs and a roaring wood-burner, a gorgeous cosy place in winter. A well fitted bathroom adjoins with a bath and over bath shower.Exterior: A small patio is available immediately to the outside of the front door and the garden extends around the house. There is an outside table and a BBQ is available.Facilities & Services Heating is via an air source heat pump and the wood burning stove. The kitchen has a range of modern equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge with freezer compartment and dishwasher. The sitting room has a flat screen digital TV & SMART Blue-ray DVD player with Netflix, a CD & Radio. There is Superfast Wi-Fi at the property. There is an iron & ironing board.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. All wood is provided free of charge for the woodburner. Parking facilities are available for up to 2 vehicles. Regrettably no smoking or dogs are allowed. There is a cot & high chair available upon request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Sunday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Between Bodmin and Bude, Crackington Haven lies a few miles from Boscastle and boasts a spectacular beach with some of the best surf in the county. A popular pub, a couple of charming tea rooms and a lovely woodland and coastal walk are also excellent reasons for a visit. Crackington Haven is on one of the most dramatic stretches of coastline in North Cornwall. The village itself is located in a very narrow valley with steep sides leading to a beach where beautiful sand is exposed at low tide. The beach is popular with surfers and the surrounding coastline is a huge draw for walkers. The cliffs are not only dramatic, but are also geologically fascinating. Immediately north of the beach is Pencarrow Point and a few hundred yards south is Cambeak headland. One mile south of Crackington Haven, High Cliff rises to 735 feet (224 m) with a sheer drop to the rocky foreshore. The surrounding area has beautiful countryside and nearby Bude has a full range of shops, pubs & restaurants. There are a whole range of beaches within a few miles drive along the coast as well. The landscape rises dramatically to the south onto the moors with more superb walking to be had - it really is a lovely place to visit and explore!Boscastle is one of the most picturesque villages in Cornwall, with a tiny natural port and coastal paths passing through superb unspoilt countryside, much of it owned by the National Trust. Browse the shops and enjoy some refreshment at one of many charming cafes in the village. Boscastle, situated on rugged North Coast of Cornwall, has an incredibly picturesque tiny natural port. Once a thriving port at the base of a ravine serving North Cornwall, the village now survives on its tourism industry. Unfortunately, the disastrous floods of 2004 damaged some historic properties, but Boscastle is most definitely up and running again now. The Witchcraft Museum, which re-opened in 2005, houses an extensive collection of related artefacts including a Dutch collection donated to the museum in 2000. There are many gift shops and cafe's in the village, as well as a pottery, with amazing coastal walks and views to each side of the valley. On the north side of the harbour at Penally Point is a natural blow hole, which at low tides with enough swell sends plumes of water high into the air. There is a fabulous 7 mile walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven which is extremely popular, although it is quite a testing length of coastline. Many sites of interest surround Boscastle with lots to explore. Nearby Tintagel and a ruined castle heralds myths of King Arthur, with Camelford rumoured to be Camelot of old.Widemouth Bay is a varied and interesting beach with a long open bay. At the northerly end of Widemouth there is a large sandy area that becomes more exposed as the tide drops and to either side of this the sand gives way to some fantastic rock formations. The beach is ideal for families, whether you wish to swim, sunbathe, surf or hunt for marine life in the hundreds of rock pools. Lifeguards are present during the season. These are some of the best beaches in Cornwall so don't miss the chance to try your surfing or 'boogie' boarding skils. There are a number of surf schools in the area. For Walkers and Cyclists the area is full of superb routes and Bude lies at the centre of the most dramatic stretch of the South West coastal footpath. There are numerous local villages and landmarks to explore and much of the area ia a nature lovers paradise.Bude is a popular resort for families and surfers, boasting spectacular sandy beaches and some of the best waves in the county. The town, located close to the border with Devon, is filled with shops, restaurants, pubs and even a local theatre. Bude is Cornwall's most northern town and has been a favourite seaside resort since Victorian times. The coastal scenery surrounding the beaches of Bude are quite beautiful. There is a huge amount of bird life for the dedicated twitcher and some wonderful walks along the cliff tops. Along the coast is Sandy Mouth which is ideal for families due to its lovely sand and numerous rock pools. Morwenstow, which is a little further towards Devon is just south of Henna Cliff. The cliff is the highest in Cornwall and has a sheer drop down to the sea. From here you can see across to South Wales. The centre of Bude has a theatre, concerts, dances and fetes, as well as other events throughout the season. There is a new Visitors Centre in the Crescent car park which has an extensive display by the North Cornwall Heritage Coast and Countryside Service including a children's area. There is a weekly Cornish Furry Dance and an annual Carnival Week. Bude is also home to a popular jazz festival which takes place every year in August.

A pretty barn conversion on a small farm and close to the coast. Offers really spacious accommodation for two, or a couple with a baby or child.

Darzona is a pretty barn conversion and offers really spacious accommodation for two, or a couple with a baby or toddler. Dogs are welcome and are charged at £25 per dog per week (or part thereof) Forming part of Pencuke Farm, Darzona is one of 4 holiday cottages where you can benefit from the superb facilities available on the site. There are 18 acres for guests to enjoy and some lovely animals on site, inlcuding our 4 alpacas, pedegree sheep, pigs (subject to time of year) and chickens. A short walk away is a spacious communal BBQ terrace with stunning views over countryside and out to sea and a games room with table football and a pool table. The farm shop stocks local produce and essentials. Pencuke Farm is only a couple of miles inland from the spectacular north Cornwall coast around Crackington Haven. With this dramatic coastline and stunning countryside all round to explore, this really is a fantastic place to stay. The farm offers guests the opportunity to relax against a stunning backdrop, whilst being located close to beaches and all the outdoor activities you would expect to enjoy from a holiday in Cornwall. Accommodation Darzona is very spacious for a one bedroom property, especially the bedroom that boasts a super king size bed, luxuriously soft carpet, led tv and a couple of comfortable chairs. Ground Floor: Kitchen / dining area with a separate living room & shower room with WC. First Floor: Master bedroom with super king sized double bed. Facilities & Services Heating is via an eco friendly biomass central heating system. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and ceramic hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, American fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The sitting room area has a 32' plasma screen TV with Freeview, DVD player and iPod dock. There is a DVD library for you to choose from. There is WiFi available at the property. There is an iron and ironing board. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Up to 2 well behaved dogs are permitted at the property, although please bear in mind that there is no dedicated private garden for the property. You are welcome to exercise the dogs under supervision, around the owners land. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is plenty of space for cars to park. Cot and high chair are available but must be pre-booked.

Peaceful, with beuatiful scenery.

Delightful converted barn, full of character. Sleeps 6, secluded rural setting near coast paths & Crackington beach. Family run for over 40 yrs. Featured in The Guardian 13/05/17; 'We head towards the sea for a cliff walk looking over Crackington Haven beach. It feels as though we’re walking at the edge of the world: the contrast of blue sea, craggy coast, gorse bushes & wildflowers is transfixing. The kids love it too. Once in a while, it’s good to feel small & let the landscape dominate you.'

Abel's is a wonderful cottage full of character. It has high wood beamed ceilings, mezzanine bedroom, double room, bunks & single bedroom. Charming wood/slate floors & stone walls, heating & woodburner. Set in ancient woodland & farmland, it's only 200m from the coast path & a 5 min drive to fabulous Crackington beach. Abel's is a converted barn with over 200 years of history. This delightful cottage was once the forge where the blacksmith Abel worked, serving the local parish of St. Gennys. It is located up a mile long single track lane which passes through a stream. It is set within Cleave Farm's farm and woodland and is so close to the spectacular, rugged Cornish path and coastline. There is a double bedroom, a mezzanine with double bed and a room with bunks and a single bed - from June 2020, there will only be twin beds and no bunks in this room. The kitchen and living space is open plan and spacious with a wood burner for coziness. There is plenty of outdoor space to play, chill, BBQ and star gaze in the evenings! JULY AND AUGUST are blocks of weekly bookings only, which run from Saturday to Saturday. No monthly discounts during school holidays/high season. The Cottage has Cornish Quality Approved status provided by the Tourist Board at Visit Bude.

We are very proud that Crackington Haven was awarded a Seaside Award in 2019. These are only awarded to coastal destinations that boast the highest qualities of water, facilities, safety, Keep Clean programmes, environmental education and management. Crackington and St. Gennys is a wonderful community! You will enjoy exploring the beach, surfing the fun waves, making sandcastles or having a BBQ as the sun sinks into the sea. You are sure to enjoy some great sight seeing, whether walking or driving and there is great local food to try. Our local pub often has bands, themed food nights, quizzes etc. Many people use the cottage as a base and enjoy exploring the many delights that the local area has to offer. If you enjoy walking, there are a good variety of walks of different distances locally including coast, woodland moorland and more.... Bude, with supermarkets, beaches and shops is only a 20 minute drive away. Praised for its fantastic activities, beautiful beaches and brilliant hospitality, Bude has once again scooped the coveted Gold award at this 2019's British Travel Awards as the Best UK Coastal Town. Boscastle, 15 minute drive. Tintagel 25 minute drive.

‘Penkenna’ is a well appointed 3 bedroom home within a stones throw from the beach. Walking distance (albeit all uphill coming back) from local cafes & a pub & of course award winning Crackington Haven beach. Ground floor features living & dining area, kitchen, a twin room, a single room & family shower room. Access onto the balcony from the living/dining area with BBQ. Upstairs for the master suite with en-suite bathroom & views. Pets are welcome however they’ll be an additional cleaning fee.

Enjoy rainy days in watching Netflix or playing a game or get amongst your surroundings and go surfing and have a cream tea! After a long day, sit on the balcony and watch the waves! On the ground floor level of the house you will find the twin room and the single. The master en-suite king bedroom is accessed via space saving stairs into the loft space so you get the most spectacular elevated sea views.

Crackington Haven is conviently locates for coastal walks between Bude and Boscastle and it is a great base to explore further Cornwall or Devon if you wish. The beach was recently awarded a Seaside award for 2019 so it really is a superb destination for your holiday.

A large en suite room at ground level with its own access .Light and bright aesthetic with all you need for a short or extended stay. A mile from the coast and only 9 miles from Bude.

Cosy en-suite with kitchenette and nearby laundry room. Equipped with a double bed , a wicker sofa and a large 40-inch television with Freeview. Kitchenette has a microwave ,fridge, kettle and toaster with a draw filled with utensils and a cabinet with crockery.

A small quiet neighbourhood.

Stay in our Luxury shepherds hut, relax in your own hot tub and visit our alpacas, 5 minutes from the beach, set in an area of outstanding natural beauty with amazing views over a valley and to the Atlantic Ocean.

New for 2019, the Shepherds hut at Pencuke farm is one of 4 properties and has its own Jacuzzi hot tub. Sleeping up to 2 adults, 2 children and one large dog or 2 small/medium dogs (£25 per week or part thereof per dog), the hut has been custom built with luxury in mind. There is a king size bed, above which are two full size single beds. At the end of the bed there is a built in wardrobe space on one side, shelves on the other and four drawers below to give you plenty of room to unpack your clothes. So whether you want a romantic break for two or a great glamping experience for a family of 4, the shepherds hut won't disappoint. The living area can be used as a dining room, or simply push the table to the end of the bed and you have a lounge area where you can take in the scenery, light the wood burner or watch a film on the smart tv/dvd player. The handmade kitchen is fully equipped with granite work surface, Butler sink, gas oven, grill, hob, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, and fridge with freezer compartment. All crockery and utensils etc are provided. In the spacious shower room, you'll find a power shower with waterfall head. and separate hand held head, a proper toilet, sink, heated towel rail and shaving socket. Thinking of coming in the winter? Don’t worry, it has underfloor heating throughout, powered by our eco friendly biomass boiler and controlled by a nest smart thermostat so you have complete control. The hut is located in the corner of our camping field, it still feels private and has some of the best views on the farm. When the camping season finishes, you'll have the field o yourself with the nearest neighbours being the sheep in the adjacent field. Fee WiFi is included and all the sockets have USB ports to make charging your devices easier. Outside there is a gravelled area, with outdoor sofa, dining set and a fire pit that can be used to bbq on. There is plenty of parking in the main farm car park, just a short walk away. And you are welcome to use the guest barn where there is a communal pool table, table football, an honesty shop and pay per use washing machine and dryer. We have alpacas, sheep and chickens on the farm and usually a couple of pigs own the summer which you are welcome to visit at your leisure. Check our Pencuke Farm on social media for all the latest updates, As we are in a prime location to access some of Cornwalls best beaches, there is also a communal wetsuit wash area where you can also borrow body boards (subject to availability). We are located 5 minutes drive from Crackington haven beach in a North Cornwall, between Bude and Boscastle.

Set in a quiet hamlet with stunning countryside and sea views, the farm is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty and you can visit all the animals in your own time. we are easily accessible and makes a great base to explore Cornwall and North Devon.

Light and airy modern cottage situated in beautiful National Trust coastal area. Chough Cottage is on a quiet private road just 400m from Crackington Haven beach - location of cafes, pub, sand, surf, rock pools and Cornish coastal path.

One of a small number of houses in Crackington Haven - situated on a quiet private lane. Modern cottage built in 1997. New modern kitchen with dining area. Light living room with wood burning stove, large smart TV, super-fast fibre optic Wifi, apple TV, Amazon Firestick TV, driftwood/seagrass furniture and original artwork with sea scenes, conservatory with (oldish) cross-trainer. Large master bedroom with queen bed, large bedroom with twin beds, small bedroom with a single bed for an adult or two singles for children at a pinch. New bathrooms with walk-in showers. New modern kitchen with ceramic hob, seating for 8. Garage is a playroom with table tennis and darts. BBQ area (with Weber gas barbecue) with outdoor seating for those lovely sunset evenings. There is a large garden which combines a flat lawn are with a natural hillside with benches overlooking the sea for sunsets.

Extremely beautiful National Trust location in a wooded valley with view of the sea. Easy to get changed, wander down to the beach, come back and shower. Fantastic walks to Bude and Boscastle via the South-West coastal path. Walk there and catch the bus back. The house is situated on a quiet private lane which has seven houses. Turn left for the wood and right for the beach. The beach area is stone at the top and has a large sandy area when the tide is out. There are lovely rock pools either side. The beach is dominated by a large cliff - called Penkenna. The South-West coastal path runs to the top of the cliff - it's not as bad as it looks and there are tremendous views from the top. Walking through the wood will also bring you to the coast at Strangles beach - very wild - and there is a lovely circular walk on the top of the cliff back to Crackington and the house. The beach is great for kids and has some good surfing - both professional stuff and bodyboarding. Cornwall has become a real foodie destination. The local pub (600m) serves good food and has recently been refurbished - try the fresh fish. The Cabin cafe makes all its own cakes, pasties etc - rumour has it that they use meat from their own cattle in the pasties. They serve a mean espresso and the farmers fry-up for breakfast is not to be missed. Nearest top restaurants are in Port Isaac (30 mins) and Padstow (45 mins). Port Isaac boasts Nathan Outlaw's restaurant - currently number 1 in the U.K - we love his Fish Kitchen though which is next to the beach in Port Isaac. It does fish tapas. Padstow boasts Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth. Jamie Oliver's 15 in Watergate Bay (45 mins) is great. Slightly more downmarket but fantastic for fresh fish is Life's A Beach in Bude (25 mins). Also, the Wellington in Boscastle (20 mins) is excellent. There is a local post office 3 miles up the road at Wainhouse Corner that has a selection of groceries. There are supermarkets in Bude (25 mins) or Camelford (20 mins). Waitrose, Tesco and Asda deliver.

Our delightful, individual wooden chalet has a south-westerly aspect and is nestled into the side of the cliff by the sea with amazing views over the beach at Crackington Haven. In an idyllic location just a few minutes walk from a lovely sandy beach, a couple of cafes and a super pub serving great food overlooking the bay which enjoys frequent amazing sunsets.

Very comfortable self-catering seaside chalet set in a pretty little garden with paved patio area enjoying fantastic sea views. The open-plan living area has oak floors and leather sofas, a dining area and well-equipped kitchen with large windows and French doors opening onto the patio [which is furnished with 4 chairs and a table to enjoy dining al fresco] and offers a great outside space to take advantage of the superb views in shelter and comfort. There are two small bedrooms [one king and one with bunk beds] which have large windows and a shower/wet room with loo and wash-basin. There are ample electric heaters and the chalet is a great place to stay at any time of year.

Rachel's home is located in Crackington Haven, Nr Bude, Cornwall. Crackington Haven is located in a stunning bay with dramatic cliffs to the north and south which offer welcome shelter on windy days. With the coast path on your doorstep and a local bus service operating between Bude and Boscastle passing through the Haven, this is a great base to discover the many and varied scenic walks in the area. Whilst you have a well-equipped kitchen there is no need to cook on holiday as the two excellent beach cafes and a super local pub overlooking the beach offer tasty, home-cooked food and drinks from breakfast-time and all through the day, year round. The beach is great for rock-pooling as well as safe swimming and surfing [especially good in the spring and autumn] or just relaxing in the sunshine with a good book. If you are feeling a little more energetic you also have the opportunity to play tennis on two very good tennis courts situated on the low cliffs above the beach so remember the rackets when you pack for your holiday. Essential provisions can be purchased at a couple of local shops 5 minutes drive up the hill and there is a fantastic farm shop on the approach to Boscastle for top quality local produce and superb home-cooked meals, cakes and teas. You will find plenty of information, maps and suggestions for places to go and things to do on the side board in the chalet.

This is a superb, single level stone cottage which was converted from stabling in 2003 and is a delightful property over looking the old farm yard, here you have a wonderful base for an exploratory adventure into the varieties of Cornish life. A short drive from the beach at Crackington Haven or Widemouth Bay, the bustling tourist town of Bude, stunning and infamous Boscastle or the mystery of Bodmin Moor. Dog friendly with garden.

Ash Tree Cottage is a pretty, stone cottage, converted from stables in 2003, there is an open plan living area, kitchen and dining area, a warm and cosy bedroom and a sun trap of a patio Also on this small working farm is a well-stocked carp lake, a children's play area and the opportunity to feed Boris and Donald - the farm's friendly, rare, small breed Kunekune domestic pigs from New Zealand. Other properties at Great Trevillian farm include Tizzy Barn (sleep 6), Honeysuckle Cottage (sleep 4), Mowhay Barn (sleep 6) and Trebethis (sleep 8).Great Trevillian Farm is wonderfully located a few miles inland from Crackington Haven which has pebbles and rock pools at the top of the beach but as the tide goes out a vast expanse of golden sand is exposed with some of the best surf on the north coast. To the north is Widemouth bay and the bustling tourist town of Bude while to the west is the stunning and infamous village Boscastle, nestled in a steep valley where the river has cut a course through the steep cliffs to the sea. There are secluded coves, majestic views, wildlife and even a blowhole. Tintagel is 8 miles away and boasts a magnificent new footbridge to reach the castle on a single level and has made the journey to the headland significantly easier.Accommodation Ground Floor only: Open plan living / kitchen and dining area, comfortable seating with TV, DVD and Freeview, dining table and chairs, fitted kitchen. The bedroom has a 5' bed, storage and space for a travel cot if required.Exterior: There is parking for up to 1 car outside the property. The garden is enclosed but would not detain the most experienced dog escapologists. There are garden furniture and a kettle barbecue available on request.Facilities & Services There is an electric heating system with thermostatically controlled radiators. The kitchen has a range of cupboards & worktops. There are an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle and under counter fridge with icebox. There is a communal laundry room that is shared with other holiday lets at the farm that includes a number of washing machines and tumble driers. The sitting room has a digital TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board. There is unlimited WiFi. Ponies, pigs and lambs can be seen on the farm and available to pet. The fishing lake is open for coarse fishing where there are carp, tench, roach and rudd. There is a safe, communal children's play area.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is parking available for 1 car outside the property. Regrettably, there is no smoking. A maximum of 3 well-behaved dogs may stay in the barn at a small additional price of £30 per dog per week, dogs may not be left unattended in the property. There are a cot and high chair available on request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The property is located 5 miles from Crackington Haven, which is included in the best surfing beaches in England and was recommended by the Marine Conservation Society in its Good Beach Guide. The scenery in the beach area of the surrounding majestic cliffs is almost unrivalled. At high tide, the beach is a mass of quartz-veined pebbles and large boulders but at low tide, it reveals an expanse of sand and many rock pools. Only the road separates the sea from a couple of beach shops, two superb beach cafes and a public house with a restaurant and a fantastic terrace.Tintagel exudes charm and medieval history with Arthurian legend as the birthplace of King Arthur, Tintagel Island is reached via a narrow footpath and there is now a magnificent new footbridge which links the island to the mainland and means the walk to the castle is significantly easier. The cliffs around Tintagel are all Devonian Slate and the sands at the foot of the cliffs turn the sea a bright turquoise in strong sunlight, a truly beautiful sight. Tintagel is a delightful holiday village with many tourist shops and cafés, pubs and restaurants.Fifteen minutes up the coast is Bude, a popular tourist destination for both its surfing and fantastic family beaches in Widemouth Bay. The watchful eye of the RNLI lifeguards allows for some of the best surfing in the world alongside swimming and a whole host of water-based activities. Bude today is a lovely sea-side town, the main shopping streets and inter-connecting alleyways play host to a wide range of locally-owned shops, restaurants and pubs. There are boutiques, shoes, arts & crafts, jewellery, hand-made gifts and souvenirs.A few miles inland is Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cornwall at its wildest and rich in ancient history, Bodmin Moor stretches for 30 miles through the heart of the County of Cornwall and offers spectacular walking and horse riding. With easy access to both the A30 and the Atlantic Highway you can quickly travel up and down the South-West to enjoy some of the larger tourist attractions that Devon and Cornwall have to offer.To the west lies the stunning and infamous village of Boscastle, it is a tiny port set in a narrow ravine, the town came into prominence recently as a result of terrible floods in the summer of 2004. In the village, there is a pottery, a museum of witchcraft and several gift shops. A footpath to the left of the quayside will take you to the 'Lookout' which is a wonderful vantage point from which to view the rugged coastline. Boscastle was once a favourite meeting place of the author Thomas Hardy, and is the location for one of his novels 'A Pair of Blue Eyes'. Boat trips can be taken from the harbour as far as Long Island, where during the breeding season you may see razorbills, puffins & guillemots. There is a demanding 7-mile coastal path walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven. There are several attractions along this stretch of coast including Strangles beach at the bottom of a large landslip with a rock arch the Northern Door. Just south of here is High Cliff which is the highest point on the Cornish coast path. Don't forget to visit Pentargon inlet which has an imposing waterfall that cascades down to the sea below.Trethevy is a delightful hamlet, equidistant from Boscastle and Tintagel and has a history which may well go back to 250 AD when a granite post was inscribed with C DOMI N GALLO ET VOLUS – ‘For the Emperor Caesars our lords Gallus and Volusian' this can now be found outside St Piran a former monastery and now private residence, Trethevy is also home to St Nectans Glen a beautiful valley where the River Trevillet has carved its way through the slate and formed a beautiful 60' waterfall.On Bodmin Moor, Dozmary pond is thought to contain Arthur's Excalibur, and Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island. Camelford is a great centre for touring, walking, fishing, swimming or surfing holidays. The town is steeped in history and has excellent shopping and sporting facilities. Port Isaac is the location of the televisions series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic-free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Stein's famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

Secluded rural setting close to coastal path & beaches. A fabulous location to explore Cornwall. Family run for over 40 yrs. 5 min drive to Crackington. Featured in The Guardian in May 2017: 'This place is gorgeous. Wooden beams, a high ceiling, charming wonky floors and walls that mean you are in a “real” old house. Natural light pours through the windows, and outside are rolling landscapes of dewy-morning grass lit up by the sun – all accompanied by the sound of birdsong and bleating sheep.'

Unique ancient Cornish barn oozing charm and character; situated in rural location, yet only five minutes from gorgeous Crackington Haven. This cosy cottage sleeps for in a double and a twin room. Cleave Cottage has slate and wooden floors, stone walls and old wooden beams. This ‘upside down’ cottage has a lovely contemporary feel, whilst maintaining its unique rustic character. It has central heating and a cosy wood burner. It is open plan upstairs with shower and bedrooms downstairs, one double and twin beds in the other bedroom. It is situated close by three other cottages. Fully fitted kitchen/diner with large fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher. Oak wooden floor of open plan area slopes gently as it did as an old grain storage barn. Sitting room with wood burner and lovely views over surrounding countryside. TV and DVD. Wifi is accessible in the cottage. Electricity, oil central heating and sheets for the beds are provided. Please bring your own towels. There will be a basket of logs for you on arrival; extra logs are available from Wainhouse Corner. Quote from Pete Newham who stayed in Cleave Cottage in 2019 - 'We've holidayed in Cornwall for years and love it, we especially like the north coast, but we never stay in the same cottage twice. However, last year we felt there was something special about Cleave Farm and want to return again to Cleave Cottage.' Pets are welcome at £25 extra per visit - please pay when here. We ask that dogs are kept out of the bedrooms and off the furniture please. There is sufficient parking for 2 cars per cottage. We are a twenty minute drive from Bude. We have Cornish Quality status from Bude Tourism Board ensuring safety and comfort. Cleave Farm is located up a mile long lane which passes through a stream. It is set within Cleave Farm's farm and woodland and is only 150 metres from the spectacular rugged Cornish path and coastline. There is plenty of space outside for children to play and for you to relax and BBQ. Crackington beach has a great pub with good food and sometimes bands etc. There are also two cafes. The beach provides surfing, rock pooling, sand at low tide and is a great place to watch the sun disappear into the sea. We are certain you will fall in love with Crackington and many of the other spectacular places that there are to visit locally. Boscastle is a 20 minute drive, Tintagel 30 minutes. JULY AND AUGUST are blocks of weekly bookings only, which run from Saturday to Saturday. No monthly discount during high season or school holidays.

We are very proud that Crackington Haven was awarded a Seaside Award in 2019. These are only awarded to coastal destinations that boast the highest qualities of water, facilities, safety, Keep Clean programmes, environmental education and management. There is so much to see locally and slightly further afield. We can advise on fantastic day trips in Cornwall and Devon. There is always something to suit everyone. From invigorating coastal, moorland and woodland walks, wonderful beaches, quirky harbours, villages and towns, delicious local food and much more.... If you enjoy walking, there are a good variety of walks of different distances locally including coast, woodland moorland and more.... Bude is only a 20 minute drive and praised for its fantastic activities, beautiful beaches and brilliant hospitality, Bude has once again scooped the coveted Gold award at this year’s British Travel Awards as the Best UK Coastal Town. Boscastle, a character filled harbour village, is only a 20 minute drive away. Tintagel, the legendary home of King Arthur, is a 30 minute drive.

Delightful romantic cottage, close to Bude and a 20-minute walk from the coast path and dog-friendly beach at Millook Cove.

The Hayloft at Tregole Farm is a cosy home away from home, an open plan kitchen/living room with a cosy open fire and the sumptuous leather sofa is a great spot to snuggle up in the evening after a day exploring the dramatic coastline. Enjoy a peaceful breakfast and morning coffee in the bright conservatory while upstairs is a bedroom and bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bath.The coastline here is so dramatic - the beaches at Millook Cove and Crackington Haven are made spectacular by the surrounding cliffs and the coastal path offers walkers some of the finest coastal views in the country. Widemouth Bay is a fantastic beach has a vast expanse of golden sands at low tide and many rock pools to explore. The surf is often outstanding, the sun hits the beach for most of the day and the sunsets over the sea are simply magical. Five miles to the north is Bude, a vibrant, bustling little tourist town with a wealth of restaurants and amenities.AccommodationGround Floor: Door opens into the conservatory with a small dining table and then into the open plan kitchen living area with fitted units. There are wooden floors, a comfortable leather sofa, dog bed, open fire and Smart TV. Stairs lead to:First Floor: Double bedroom with 4'6" bed and storage. Bathroom with wooden floors, roll top bath and handheld showerhead, bidet, WC and hand basin.External: Private enclosed dog proof garden (photos to follow).Facilities & ServicesHeating is via electric on-demand radiators and the open fire. The kitchen has a range of modern units with an electric cooker & hob, microwave, fridge with icebox, kettle and toaster. WiFi is available at the property. There is a hairdryer, an iron and ironing board. There are a high chair and cot available, upon request.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you must bring your own beach towels. There is off-street parking for 1 car. We regret no smoking is permitted within the property. Up to 2, well behaved, medium-sized dogs are accepted at the small additional cost of £30 per dog per week. There is the possibility of more small dogs on agreement with the owners. Please note, dogs may not be left unattended in the property and this property is on a working livestock farm.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is a SaturdayShort breaks are available during quieter periods.£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

A 20-minute walk to the coast leads to Millook Cove, a dog-friendly beach all year that consists mainly of boulders and coarse shingle, this is not really a bathing beach but is a favourite for experienced surfers, there is no RNLI lifeguard cover.Widemouth Bay, just to the north, is a varied and interesting beach with a long open bay. At the northerly end of Widemouth, there is a large sandy area that becomes more exposed as the tide drops and to either side of this, the sand gives way to some fantastic rock formations. The beach is ideal for families, whether you wish to swim, sunbathe, surf or hunt for marine life in the hundreds of rock pools. Lifeguards are present during the season. These are some of the best beaches in Cornwall so don't miss the chance to try your surfing or 'boogie' boarding skills. There are a number of surf schools in the area.For Walkers and cyclists, the area is full of superb routes and Bude lies at the centre of the most dramatic stretch of the South West coastal footpath. There are numerous local villages and landmarks to explore and much of the area is a nature lovers paradise. Bude is only a couple of minutes down the road and has the full range of facilities that one would expect of a small town including a wide range of shops, pubs & restaurant.Just up the coast is Bude which is possibly more diverse than any other holiday destination in Cornwall. Most major villages, towns and attractions are within an hour's drive; and because Bude sits on the county border, visitors are free to explore the delights of both Devon and Cornwall at their leisure. Look past the eight main beaches and many smaller hidden coves and you soon see there really is something for everyone. In the centre of Bude, there is a huge, sandy beach which is a favourite with children and adults alike, there is an outdoor sea pool, pretty canal, golf course, splash pool and tennis courts. Bude is Cornwall's most northern town and has been a favourite seaside resort since Victorian times. The coastal scenery surrounding the beaches is quite beautiful, boasting some of the finest sandy beaches and the best surfing in England! The town has excellent facilities and a wide selection of interesting, independent shops. This idyllic area has a large amount of birdlife for the dedicated twitcher and some wonderful, scenic walks along the South West coastal path. The centre of Bude is a lively hub with concerts, dances and fetes as well as other events throughout the season, including an annual Carnival Week. The town has a host of pubs, cafes and restaurants to suit every palate and there is a new Visitors Centre in the Crescent car park, a large children's play area, a 19th-century canal and a small wharf amongst many other attractions. Bude is also home to the internationally acclaimed jazz festival which takes place each August.Further along the coast is Sandymouth Beach, a large beach ideal for families due to its lovely sand, rock pools and tea rooms. A short drive north over the border into Devon leads to the quaint village of Hartland with its very own shipwreck! Also well worth a visit is the world-famous fishing village of Clovelly. The cobbled, traffic-free, high street is built into a cleft in a 400' high cliff and tumbles its way down past whitewashed cottages festooned with flowers to the tiny working port.Further West down the A39 will lead you to Boscastle, Crackington Haven, Tintagel and on down to Rock, Padstow and Wadebridge all with their own fascinating histories, endless beaches, magnificent promontories, secluded coves and pubs and restaurants full of character and fine local cuisine - this part of Cornwall will rapidly become one of your favourite holiday destinations.

In a splendid position in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and just inland from the immensely spectacular coastline around Crackington Haven this large detached Cornish farmhouse stands in its own garden and offers a wonderful place to stay for a holiday or short break.

This large, comfortable, detached farmhouse stands in its own enclosed garden, with a path leading down into a beautiful wooded valley, which belongs to the owner. The house, retaining much of its original 1920s character, is spacious and comfortable, with wonderful views over the valley below and plenty of storage space for surfboards and bicycles, making it an ideal holiday base for a large family group. For nature lovers, the area provides plentiful opportunities for wildlife watching. Roe deer and badgers may sometimes be seen from the house and there are owls and many other species of birds, as well as seals to be seen on the coast. Just a mile away is Crackington Haven with its sandy beach and rock pools, ideal for both children and the young at heart to while away the hours.Woodgate has plenty of space for all sizes of groups to be very comfortable. There are 2 sitting rooms, one of which has a superb open fireplace (fuel & logs are available locally). Both the sitting rooms have TVs which is ideal if you want children in a different room from adults! There is a great dining area and plenty of space in the kitchen to cater for a full house. The garden is a really good size with a lower lawned area and a gravelled terrace around the house with a built in BBQ to one side. There is a further garden area to one end of the property. Plenty of space here and it is especially good for kids to explore!Accommodation Ground Floor: Living room with open fire and flatscreen TV & DVD, second living room with a further TV. Open style farmhouse kitchen with adjoining breakfast / dining room with views over the wooded valley.First Floor: Master bedroom with 5' double bed and en-suite shower room & WC followed by second double bedroom with 4'6" bed and en suite shower room with WC. A twin bedroom and further small twin bedroom with a single bed and pull out truckle bed. There is a large family bathroom with over bath shower followed by a separate WC.Exterior: Enclosed garden with two lawns external table & chairs & BBQ facilities.Facilities & Services Heating is via central heating and the open fire. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, toaster, kettle, two fridges, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine & tumble dryer. The sitting room area has a 1 flatscreen TV & DVD player. There is WiFi available at the property. There is an iron & ironing board.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating and bed linen are all included but you will need to provide your own towels. Strictly only 1 well behaved dog will be permitted at a small additional cost of £45 per week although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the cottage alone. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is a cot & high chair available.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday.Shortbreaks are available during quieter periods.£300 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for 4 people or less staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using two rooms only.

The house is located less than a mile from Crackington Haven, which is included in the best surfing beaches in England and was recommended by the Marine Conservation Society in its Good Beach Guide. The scenery in the beach area of the surrounding majestic cliffs is almost unrivalled. At high tide, the beach is a mass of quartz-veined pebbles and large boulders but at low tide, it reveals an expanse of sand and many rock pools. Only the road separates the sea from a couple of beach shops, two superb beach cafes and a public house with a restaurant and fantastic terrace.As you travel down the coastline, you can visit quaint coastal villages such as Boscastle, Tintagel and Port Isaac, the latter offering a range of fantastic restaurants where you can enjoy the freshest and most delicious fish.Fifteen minutes up the coast is Bude, a popular tourist destination for both its surfing and fantastic family beaches in Widemouth Bay. The watchful eye of the RNLI lifeguards allows for some of the best surfing in the world alongside swimming and a whole host of water-based activities. Bude today is a lovely sea-side town, the main shopping streets and inter-connecting alleyways play host to a wide range of locally owned shops, restaurants and pubs. There are boutiques, shoes, arts & crafts, jewellery, hand-made gifts and souvenirs.Six miles inland is Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cornwall at its wildest and rich in ancient history, Bodmin Moor stretches for 30 miles through the heart of the County of Cornwall and offers spectacular walking and horse riding.With easy access to the both the A30 and the Atlantic Highway you can quickly travel up and down the South-West to enjoy some of the larger tourist attractions that Devon and Cornwall have to offer.

The Hay loft @ Tregole Farm is a historical converted hay loft attached to the main farmhouse that now offers cosy accommodation for 2 adults plus a four legged friend with direct access to the coast path and easy access to the A39. The cottage is perfect for exploring Cornwall and North Devon. Perfect for walkers and this that want a real taste of Cornish farm life.

The cottage is attached to the main farmhouse set on a working family farm . With far reaching sea views, guests can participate in farm life if they so choose and walk straight out of the door straight onto the coast path.

This is a very rural quiet location. Just 6 miles from Bude and 30 min walk to the nearest beach.

Cliff-Field Cottage is a wonderful barn situated right on the North Cornish Coast path in a secluded location, just five minutes drive from the spectacular beach of Crackington Haven. The contemporary detail and use of colour and materials, create a magnificent space. The cottage is perfect for two with splendid views across the tumbling fields and woodland to St. Genny's church. The cottage is situated up a mile long lane, strewn with wildflowers in the Spring, which passes through a stream.

The property is brand new and thoughtfully decorated with unique details. A bespoke well designed, handmade kitchen, a large wood burner for roaring fires, a quiet study room with an array of interesting books, all add to making this property a wonderful place to stay. The sitting room and living space are open plan and spacious with a wood burner for coziness. We provide a basket of logs and kindling for you and you can purchase more logs nearby at Wainhouse Corner if needed. There is a comfortable double bedroom with views over the field behind the property. The bathroom with bath, shower and bidet, is warm and welcoming. The cottage has under floor heating throughout and is warm and cozy when the wild Cornish wind is blowing! You will waste hours gazing at the view from the kitchen table and living room, time well spent. The view stretches across woodland and fields to the ancient church of St. Genny's and out to the cliffs. The woodlands are splattered with a host of wildflowers in Spring and you may be disturbed by the birdsong! There is a gorgeous patio area with BBQ, table and chairs, pots of plants and stunning countryside views. The stars on a clear night are spell binding. The walk over the rugged cliffs to Crackington takes about 45 minutes and there are several other fabulous walks close by. The cottage is set at Cleave Farm close to three other properties which are let for holidays. Cleave Farm is a family run business which has welcomed holiday makers to Cornwall since 1979! The cottages were featured in The Guardian 13/05/17; 'We head towards the sea for a cliff walk looking over Crackington Haven beach. It feels as though we’re walking at the edge of the world: the contrast of blue sea, craggy coast, gorse bushes and wildflowers is transfixing. And the kids love it too. Once in a while, it’s good to feel small and let the landscape dominate you.'

We are very proud that Crackington Haven was awarded a Seaside Award in 2019. These are only awarded to coastal destinations that boast the highest qualities of water, facilities, safety, Keep Clean programmes, environmental education and management. Crackinton and St. Gennys is a wonderful community! You will enjoy exploring the beach, surfing the fun waves, making sandcastles or having a BBQ as the sun sinks into the sea. You are sure to enjoy some great sight seeing, whether walking or driving and there is great local food to try. Our local pub often has bands, themed food nights, quizzes etc. Many people use the cottage as a base and enjoy exploring the many delights that the local area has to offer. If you enjoy walking, there are a good variety of walks of different distances locally including coast, woodland moorland and more.... Bude, with supermarkets, beaches and shops is only a 20 minute drive away. Praised for its fantastic activities, beautiful beaches and brilliant hospitality, Bude has once again scooped the coveted Gold award at this year’s British Travel Awards as the Best UK Coastal Town. Boscastle, 15 minute drive. Tintagel 25 minute drive. We are happy to advise you on trips to suit you. You may want to go to Port Isaac - where Doc Martin is filmed, explore the wild moors, venture to off-the-beaten-track beaches, find a secluded surf spot....there are numerous exciting options to suit all.....

This wonderful and homely luxury cottage on the 200 acre farm at Trevigue set in a magnificent location on the north Cornwall cliffs close to Crackington Haven, just yards from the spectacular coastal footpath.

Trevigue is steeped in history having been a farm since before the Norman Conquest and is mentioned in the Doomsday book. The farm has been tenanted from the National Trust for 40 years and extends to 200 acres. It has three miles of stunning coastline with impressive cliffs and the lovely, unspoilt Strangles beach, the haunt of smugglers in times past and more recently of the famous author, Thomas Hardy.Trevigue Cottage is positioned to one side of the main farm and enjoys great views over the valley and rolling farmland beyond. It is a really tranquil spot to enjoy a holiday. The cottage itself is warm, welcoming and has lots of charm. It is a really comfortable place to relax and unwind after any type of day, be it a day on the beach or a blustery walk along the coast. Please note that Trevigue Cottage is only suitable for up to a maximum of 4 adults and 2 children.AccommodationGround Floor: Porch, leading through to 2 sitting rooms (only 1 available to a couple taking advantage of the discount), both with wood burning stoves, large kitchen diner, a downstairs shower room & WC. There is also a really useful laundry room with access from the outside and an ideal place to store wetsuits, bikes, surfboards and wet dogs!First Floor: A master double bedroom with 5' double bed, a large twin bedroom with zip and link beds that can be joined together to form a 6' double. A smaller double bedroom with a 5' double bed and views over the valley. A further single bedroom with pull out guest bed (both of these beds are really only suitable for children). There is a family bathroom with WC.Exterior: Lawned garden with stunning views across countryside. External furniture and BBQ facilities.Facilities & Services Central heating throughout. The kitchen is well equipped with a electric induction Range Master cooker, an american style fridge / freezer, dishwasher, microwave and Nespresso coffee machine (with some starter pods to get . The laundry has a washing machine and tumble dryer. The main sitting room has a wide screen, plasma freeview TV with Blu-ray DVD player (with cinema sound). Bose Bluetooth speaker. There is a smaller sitting room with TV and Blu-ray DVD player. There is also a TV in the master bedroom and hairdryer. There is an iron & ironing board. WiFi is available at the property.Miscellaneous Electricity and heating is included but you will need to provide your own logs (available locally) for the two wood burning stoves. Bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is parking available for up to 2 cars on the shared driveway, with plenty of space for many vehicles nearby. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is a cot & high chair available. There are stair gates at the top and bottom of the main stairs and a stair gate at the bottom of the stairs leading up from the kitchen. One well behaved dog is welcome at an additional charge of £35 per week, although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the property alone. PLEASE NOTE DOGS ARE NOT PERMITTED AT THE PROPERTY IN JULY & AUGUST. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Sunday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for 4 people or less staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using two rooms only. Please note that the large sitting room will be closed to guests renting on this basis; the smaller sitting room will be available together with the downstairs shower room (but not the upstairs bathroom).

The cottage is located less than a mile from Crackington Haven, which is included in the best surfing beaches in England and was recommended by the Marine Conservation Society in its Good Beach Guide. The scenery in the beach area of the surrounding majestic cliffs is almost unrivalled. At high tide, the beach is a mass of quartz-veined pebbles and large boulders but at low tide, it reveals an expanse of sand and many rock pools. Only the road separates the sea from a couple of beach shops, two superb beach cafes and a public house with a restaurant and fantastic terrace.As you travel down the coastline, you can visit quaint coastal villages such as Boscastle, Tintagel and Port Isaac, the latter offering a range of fantastic restaurants where you can enjoy the freshest and most delicious fish.Fifteen minutes up the coast is Bude, a popular tourist destination for both its surfing and fantastic family beaches in Widemouth Bay. The watchful eye of the RNLI lifeguards allows for some of the best surfing in the world alongside swimming and a whole host of water-based activities. Bude today is a lovely sea-side town, the main shopping streets and inter-connecting alleyways play host to a wide range of locally owned shops, restaurants and pubs. There are boutiques, shoes, arts & crafts, jewellery, hand-made gifts and souvenirs.Six miles inland is Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cornwall at its wildest and rich in ancient history, Bodmin Moor stretches for 30 miles through the heart of the County of Cornwall and offers spectacular walking and horse riding.With easy access to the both the A30 and the Atlantic Highway you can quickly travel up and down the South-West to enjoy some of the larger tourist attractions that Devon and Cornwall have to offer.

Beautifully presented first floor apartment with 2 spacious bedrooms, an open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area with a pull out sofa bed and large bathroom. Enjoy the lovely views over the campsite towards Widemouth Bay and Lundy Island in the distance from the decking area or apartment itself. Bude is just 5 miles away and offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and activities. Boscastle and Tintagel are close by. So it's a great place to stay and explore the area of North Cornwall.

Enjoy our farmshop and licensed cafe during your stay. We offer a great selection of locally sourced, home cooked meals, tasty breakfasts, delicious coffee, cakes and treats. Our farmshop is filled with lovely local food items and a beautiful range of gifts too.

Looking out over the campsite and rolling hills towards the sea at Widemouth Bay. Enjoy beautiful sunsets whatever time of year you stay.

Sleeping up to 8 people plus cots and up to 4 dogs. Skyber barn at Pencuke Farm is ideally located for exploring Cornwall, just 5 minutes from the beach and guests can also make the most of the farm and visit our animals such as the alpacas and sheep.

Skyber Barn dates back to the 19th century, but was converted just recently. Built of Cornish stone, it has a wealth of striking features such as exposed stone walls and typical of a quality barn conversion, has beautiful oak framed windows and is centrally heated throughout. It offers spacious accommodation with a particularly good open plan layout downstairs for entertaining. Upstairs Skyber Barn can sleep up to 8. It has three bedrooms - 1 ensuite double bedroom with a king size bed, 1 double bedroom and 1 bedroom with 2 bunk beds. The downstairs consists of a useful entrance hall with painted stone walls and a utility area with fridge freezer. The hallway leads through to a large open plan lounge, dining room and kitchen (26ft by 22ft) with a beautiful oak floor, feature fireplace with electric VR fire, and high quality furniture. The kitchen is well equipped with oven and gas hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge (an additional Fridge freezer in the entrance hall) and washing machine. There is a tumble dryer in our laundry room, which is coin operated and available to all guests. The lounge area is equipped with a smart television, iphone speaker dock, DVD player and Xbox 360. There is also an electric fire with vr simulated flames. The stairs take you up to the first floor where an open landing has doors leading to all 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is a stair gate at the top and bottom of the stairs. The 21ft main double bedroom has exposed roof trusses, king size bed, tv, plenty of space for an additional cot and an ensuite shower room, with toilet and sink. Bedroom two has also been set out as a double bedroom. The third bedroom has two sets of bunk beds for up to 4 people, exposed roof trusses and a painted stone wall. The family bathroom has a panelled bath, over the bath rain shower, toilet, sink and heated towel rail. All mattresses are of good quality and duvets and pillows are luxurious feather. The Bed linen and fluffy white towels are fresh from a professional linen provider. Skyber Barn has use of a lawn area just outside the door and a further larger shared lawn area near to the cottage, ideal for exercising dogs and playing games. There is also a fantastic BBQ terrace, that is shared with other cottages and enjoys stunning views over the countryside and out to sea. Next to the bbq terrace is the games room, with Pool table and table football. There is also a small honesty shop. Dogs are charged at £25 each per stay. payable on arrival in cash.

A stone's throw from the most beautiful beach surrounded by cliffs, with no roads to cross (less than 20m). The cafe and the pub are just across the road too. Perfect for walking along the coastal paths between Tintagel and Bude, rock-pooling and building sandcastles, and watching the sun set over the sea. A safe surfing spot for all levels. Situated within an area of outstanding natural beauty, this is a simple, peaceful escape for all ages, and a 15 minute drive to Bude and Bostcastle.

The Old Coach House is a cosy house, with a dining kitchen, bathroom and twin bedroom on the ground floor, two upstairs bedrooms (one twin, one double), a toilet and a large lounge with stunning sea view. There's a small conservatory/ entrance hall, a small garden to the front and rear and parking spaces for two vehicles. The fully equipped kitchen also shares the sea view, with a dishwasher, washing machine and a large fridge-freezer. Check-in time after 2pm and Check-out time is 9.45am. The ground floor bathroom has a shower cubicle, toilet and sink.

Situated in centre of Crackington Haven, in the heart of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, loved by walkers and adventurers. The two local cafes sell a range of homemade pasties, cakes and sandwiches. The friendly and popular pub right on the doorstep serves delicious meals. The beach is the main attraction, changing with the the tide - with pebbles at high tide and beautiful soft sand at low tide. It's a great surfing and bodyboarding spot for beginners and the more experienced. There are also wonderful coastal path walks that will blow away a year's worth of cobwebs as well as gentler ambles through the woods and along the stream. Bude, Widemouth and Bostcastle are within a fifteen minute drive too.

This is a superb base for an exploratory adventure into the different varieties of Cornish life. A short drive from the beach at Crackington Haven or Widemouth Bay, the bustling tourist town of Bude, stunning and infamous Boscastle or the mystery of Bodmin Moor. And all while based in an open plan barn conversion which provides fabulous value for money. Dog friendly with garden.

A bright and spacious open plan living area welcomes you in and both bedrooms are tastefully decorated and enhance the ambience. There are French doors that lead out onto a secluded patio garden, a perfect spot to soak up the Cornish air and sunshine, read a book or enjoy your favourite tipple. Also on this small working farm is a well-stocked carp lake, a children's play area and the opportunity to feed Boris and Donald - the farm's friendly, rare, small breed Kunekune domestic pigs from New Zealand. Other properties at Great Trevillian farm include Tizzy Barn (sleep 6), Trebethis (sleep 8), Mowhay Barn (sleep 6) and Ash Cottage (sleep 2). Honeysuckle Cottage is wonderfully located a few miles inland from Crackington Haven which has pebbles and rock pools at the top of the beach but as the tide goes out a vast expanse of golden sand is exposed with some of the best surf on the north coast. To the north is Widemouth bay and the bustling tourist town of Bude while to the west is the stunning and infamous village Boscastle, nestled in a steep valley where the river has cut a course through the steep cliffs to the sea. There are secluded coves, majestic views, wildlife and even a blowhole. Tintagel is 8 miles away and boasts a magnificent new footbridge to reach the castle on a single level and has made the journey to the headland significantly easier. Accommodation Ground Floor only: Enter into the open plan living/kitchen and dining area, dining table and chairs, fitted units, comfortable seating, TV and DVD player. Double bedroom with 4'6" bed and storage. Twin bedroom with 3' beds and storage. Well-lit family bathroom with shower over the bath, WC and hand basin. Exterior: There is parking for 2 cars outside the property. The small garden is enclosed but would not detain the most experienced dog escapologists. There is garden furniture and a kettle barbecue available on request from the owner. Facilities & Services There is an oil-fired heating system. The kitchen has a range of cupboards & worktops. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle and under-counter fridge with icebox. There is a communal laundry room that is shared with other holiday lets at the farm that includes a number of washing machines and tumble driers. The sitting room has a digital TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board. There is unlimited WiFi. Ponies, pigs and lambs can be seen on the farm and available to pet. The fishing lake is open for coarse fishing where there are carp, tench, roach and rudd. There is a safe, communal children's' play area. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is parking available for 2 cars outside the property. Regrettably, there is no smoking. A maximum of 3 well-behaved dogs may stay in the barn at a small additional price of £30 per dog per week, dogs may not be left unattended in the property. There are a cot and high chair available on request. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The property is located 5 miles from Crackington Haven, which is included in the best surfing beaches in England and was recommended by the Marine Conservation Society in its Good Beach Guide. The scenery in the beach area of the surrounding majestic cliffs is almost unrivalled. At high tide, the beach is a mass of quartz-veined pebbles and large boulders but at low tide, it reveals an expanse of sand and many rock pools. Only the road separates the sea from a couple of beach shops, two superb beach cafes and a public house with a restaurant and a fantastic terrace. Tintagel exudes charm and medieval history with Arthurian legend as the birthplace of King Arthur, Tintagel Island is reached via a narrow footpath and there is now a magnificent new footbridge which links the island to the mainland and means the walk to the castle is significantly easier. The cliffs around Tintagel are all Devonian Slate and the sands at the foot of the cliffs turn the sea a bright turquoise in strong sunlight, a truly beautiful sight. Tintagel is a delightful holiday village with many tourist shops and cafés, pubs and restaurants. Fifteen minutes up the coast is Bude, a popular tourist destination for both its surfing and fantastic family beaches in Widemouth Bay. The watchful eye of the RNLI lifeguards allows for some of the best surfing in the world alongside swimming and a whole host of water-based activities. Bude today is a lovely sea-side town, the main shopping streets and inter-connecting alleyways play host to a wide range of locally-owned shops, restaurants and pubs. There are boutiques, shoes, arts & crafts, jewellery, hand-made gifts and souvenirs. A few miles inland is Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cornwall at its wildest and rich in ancient history, Bodmin Moor stretches for 30 miles through the heart of the County of Cornwall and offers spectacular walking and horse riding. With easy access to both the A30 and the Atlantic Highway you can quickly travel up and down the South-West to enjoy some of the larger tourist attractions that Devon and Cornwall have to offer. To the west lies the stunning and infamous village of Boscastle, it is a tiny port set in a narrow ravine, the town came into prominence recently as a result of terrible floods in the summer of 2004. In the village, there is a pottery, a museum of witchcraft and several gift shops. A footpath to the left of the quayside will take you to the 'Lookout' which is a wonderful vantage point from which to view the rugged coastline. Boscastle was once a favourite meeting place of the author Thomas Hardy, and is the location for one of his novels 'A Pair of Blue Eyes'. Boat trips can be taken from the harbour as far as Long Island, where during the breeding season you may see razorbills, puffins & guillemots. There is a demanding 7-mile coastal path walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven. There are several attractions along this stretch of coast including Strangles beach at the bottom of a large landslip with a rock arch the Northern Door. Just south of here is High Cliff which is the highest point on the Cornish coast path. Don't forget to visit Pentargon inlet which has an imposing waterfall that cascades down to the sea below. Trethevy is a delightful hamlet, equidistant from Boscastle and Tintagel and has a history which may well go back to 250 AD when a granite post was inscribed with C DOMI N GALLO ET VOLUS – ‘For the Emperor Caesars our lords Gallus and Volusian’ this can now be found outside St Piran a former monastery and now private residence, Trethevy is also home to St Nectans Glen a beautiful valley where the River Trevillet has carved its way through the slate and formed a beautiful 60' waterfall. On Bodmin Moor, Dozmary pond is thought to contain Arthur's Excalibur, and Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island. Camelford is a great centre for touring, walking, fishing, swimming or surfing holidays. The town is steeped in history and has excellent shopping and sporting facilities. Port Isaac is the location of the televisions series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic-free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Stein's famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

Occupying the first floor of Penhalt Farmhouse, this apartment is a great value place to stay on the north coast. This dog friendly apartment offers splendid views out to sea and up the coastline. Only moments from the beach at Millook Haven or the expanse of sand at stunning Widemouth Bay.

This great value apartment is an ideal budget place to stay whilst exploring the north coast of Cornwall. Offering dramatic views out to sea and across Widemouth Bay, it is a great spot to spend a holiday. The coastline here is so dramatic - the beaches at Millook Haven and Crackington Haven are made spectacular by the surrounding cliffs and the coastal path offers walkers some of the finest coastal views in the country.The entrance to the apartment is through a shared entrance hall with the Owners accommodation on the ground floor. Accessed via a flight of stairs, the apartment occupies the whole first floor with 3 bedrooms, a good sized sitting / dining room and a fully fitted kitchen. The style is older than many properties available, but it is presented in an immaculately clean condition by the Owners and overall offers superb value for money.Please note that Penhalt Farm house is located on a campsite which can be busy at peak season, however visitors are only allowed around the edges of the field, there is no obstruction to your view. There is an incredibly useful campsite shop which sells basic groceries.Accommodation First Floor Only: Master bedroom with sea views, with standard double bed and additional single bed, there is a shower cubicle in the bedroom. Open plan dining / sitting room with sea views. Bathroom with over bath shower and separate WC. Twin bedroom with sea views followed by a bunk bed room with sea views. Fully fitted kitchen.Exterior: The enclosed garden has a picnic table and BBQ facilities. The large field in front of the house is ideal for games and kite flying.Facilities & Services Heating is via central night storage heating. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge / freezer, dishwasher and washer / dryer. The sitting room area has a flatscreen digital TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board.Miscellaneous Heating through the night storage heater, bed linen & towels are all included, however electricity is on a meter system therefore you will need to bring £1 coins to operate it. There is plenty of parking available. One well behaved dog will be permitted at a small additional cost of £25 per week, although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the apartment alone. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is a cot & high chair available as well as a stair gate. Now with free WIFI.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Widemouth Bay is a varied and interesting beach with a long open bay. At the northerly end of Widemouth there is a large sandy area that becomes more exposed as the tide drops and to either side of this the sand gives way to some fantastic rock formations. The beach is ideal for families, whether you wish to swim, sunbathe, surf or hunt for marine life in the hundreds of rock pools. Lifeguards are present during the season. These are some of the best beaches in Cornwall so don't miss the chance to try your surfing or 'boogie' boarding skils. There are a number of surf schools in the area.For Walkers and Cyclists the area is full of superb routes and Bude lies at the centre of the most dramatic stretch of the South West coastal footpath. The arduous climb up the lane from Millook Haven is infamous amongst cyclists! There are numerous local villages and landmarks to explore and much of the area ia a nature lovers paradise.Bude is only a couple of minutes down the road and has the full range of facilities that one would expect of a small town including a wide range of shops, pubs & restaurant.

Raddons is a luxury self-catering holiday cottage set in a secluded location with spectacular scenery. The cottage is available for weekly holiday rental or for short breaks all year round. Great beaches nearby with rock pools and great surf. Dog friendly too.

The cottage is set away from the road so if you are looking for peace and quiet and relaxation, it is a very tranquil area with no passing traffic. Own private garden. Everyone leaves feeling refreshed.

This is a unique area to stay, especially if you want peace and quiet and relaxation and to unwind. It is set back away from the road on top of a cliff looking out to sea. With National Trust footpaths surrounding the cottage excellent for long walks (especially if you have brought your dog with you), taking in the stunning views. The cottage is not far from Crackington Haven where there is a lovely beach (good for surfing and rockpools) with a public house with terrace, a couple of beach shops and two beach cafes. Travel down the coast to Boscastle, Tintagel and Port Issac or go the other way to Widemouth Bay (great for surfing and rockpools) with its cafes, Public Houses and Restaurants or Bude with its two beaches, shopping area, supermarkets and cafes and Restaurants. If you have children there are lots of places for them to visit for Family Fun not too far away.

Nestling in a quiet rural hamlet, Driftwood is a great place for relaxing and chilling out. Ideally situated just a mile from the A39 Atlantic Highway, this luxury open plan studio style accommodation is a fantastic location for walkers, cyclists and surfers. Bude, Tintagel,Boscastle, Crackington Haven and Widemouth Bay are all within a 10 mile radius. The views are spectacular with bright red sunsets and with low levels of light pollution the area offers superb stellar vistas.

The spacious fully heated studio has a fitted kitchen area with table top cooker and hob, Fridge/freezer, luxury king-size bed, and bed settee. There is a Smart TV with surround sound and a Pool table. Shower room with under-floor heating and radiator. There is secure storage for surf board’s bikes etc.

The property is situated just a mile from the A39 Atlantic Highway, in a fantastic location for walkers, cyclists, and surfers. Bude, Boscastle, Crackington Haven, and Widemouth Bay are all within a 10 mile radius.