Beaches
We are in a perfect position to access the whole of Cornwall, whether you fancy surfing on the North Coast or walking on the Moor .... there is something to occupy every member of the family!
A very safe flat beach, suitable for families and dogs. There is a car park found down a narrow lane from the main road, linking Polzeath and Rock. There is a shop café and public toilets in the car park. When the tide is out you can walk all the way around to Rock following the estuary. If the tide is in you can walk around the hill or if you’re feeling fit up and over the hill towards the sand dunes which will take you to Rock. There is a very old church, St Enodoc Church,
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Daymer Bay
A very safe flat beach, suitable for families and dogs. There is a car park found down a narrow lane from the main road, linking Polzeath and Rock. There is a shop café and public toilets in the car park. When the tide is out you can walk all the way around to Rock following the estuary. If the tide is in you can walk around the hill or if you’re feeling fit up and over the hill towards the sand dunes which will take you to Rock. There is a very old church, St Enodoc Church,
Rock is the centre for many water sports including sailing, waterskiing, windsurfing and kite surfing. There is also a beach with access to the coastal path around to Daymer Bay and Polzeath. The Tor Passenger Ferry runs all day across the estuary from the beach at Rock to the Harbour in Padstow. The departure times are on a board near where you get on and off the ferry. There is a small charge per person for the ferry and they are happy to transport well behaved dogs. There is a car park located at the end of the harbour road which can get very busy in peak season. There are a number of restaurants, most dog friendly, a pub and shops along this road. Further up in the village there is a fa
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Rock Beach
Rock is the centre for many water sports including sailing, waterskiing, windsurfing and kite surfing. There is also a beach with access to the coastal path around to Daymer Bay and Polzeath. The Tor Passenger Ferry runs all day across the estuary from the beach at Rock to the Harbour in Padstow. The departure times are on a board near where you get on and off the ferry. There is a small charge per person for the ferry and they are happy to transport well behaved dogs. There is a car park located at the end of the harbour road which can get very busy in peak season. There are a number of restaurants, most dog friendly, a pub and shops along this road. Further up in the village there is a fa
Either park on the beach or up on the cliff. The beach has a dog restriction from Easter to October. However dogs are allowed on the coastal path, which is an easy, flat 20 minute walk to Daymer Bay, where there are no restrictions for dogs all the year round. If you have a dog it’s best to park on the cliff.
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Polzeath Beach
South West Coast PathEither park on the beach or up on the cliff. The beach has a dog restriction from Easter to October. However dogs are allowed on the coastal path, which is an easy, flat 20 minute walk to Daymer Bay, where there are no restrictions for dogs all the year round. If you have a dog it’s best to park on the cliff.
A tiny village with a small harbour situated down a narrow road. There is a car park just off the road. At the end is a tiny beach with a pub, The Rashleigh Inn and a restaurant, Sam’s on the Beach. Both are worth a visit especially at sunset.
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Polkerris Beach
A tiny village with a small harbour situated down a narrow road. There is a car park just off the road. At the end is a tiny beach with a pub, The Rashleigh Inn and a restaurant, Sam’s on the Beach. Both are worth a visit especially at sunset.
Just a mile or so before you reach New Polzeath, there is a sheltered valley where light woodland and scrub lead to a gem of a rocky bay, with sandy coves at low tide.
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Lundy Bay
Just a mile or so before you reach New Polzeath, there is a sheltered valley where light woodland and scrub lead to a gem of a rocky bay, with sandy coves at low tide.
A dog friendly beach, with a seasonal shop, café and pub. There is a large beach perfect for families and surfing, however the beach disappears completely at high tide, so be sure to check the tide times.
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Trebarwith Beach
A dog friendly beach, with a seasonal shop, café and pub. There is a large beach perfect for families and surfing, however the beach disappears completely at high tide, so be sure to check the tide times.
A local beach to avoid the crowds at Polzeath. Park at Pentireglaze and wander down a quiet path to Baby Beach, just round the bay of Polzeath.
National Trust - Pentireglaze
A local beach to avoid the crowds at Polzeath. Park at Pentireglaze and wander down a quiet path to Baby Beach, just round the bay of Polzeath.
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Walks
The Bodmin Moor landscape of granite tors and rugged landscape lends itself beautifully to walking and rambling and there is something here for everyone.
For the more adventurous there's a 60 mile route - The Copper Trail - that circumnavigates Bodmin Moor and the tors of Rough Tor and Brown Willy which provide excellent rambling as well as stunning views across the countryside.
For walk ideas on Bodmin Moor, please feel free to browse the books and OS maps of the area.
There are also family friendly marked trails at Cardinham Woods. Plus there’s the largely traffic free Camel Trail starting at Wenford Bridge near St Breward on the edge of the moor.
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Bodmin Moor
The Bodmin Moor landscape of granite tors and rugged landscape lends itself beautifully to walking and rambling and there is something here for everyone.
For the more adventurous there's a 60 mile route - The Copper Trail - that circumnavigates Bodmin Moor and the tors of Rough Tor and Brown Willy which provide excellent rambling as well as stunning views across the countryside.
For walk ideas on Bodmin Moor, please feel free to browse the books and OS maps of the area.
There are also family friendly marked trails at Cardinham Woods. Plus there’s the largely traffic free Camel Trail starting at Wenford Bridge near St Breward on the edge of the moor.
Near Bodmin, this is another much loved woodland area, run by the Forestry Commission. There are several marked walks through the woods, ranging from the easy Ladyvale Walk to more challenging paths.
For cycling enthusiasts, there are many routes to try such as the 12km Bodmin Beast blue (moderate) grade cycle trail. Suitable for cyclists with a moderate level of off-road experience and keen mountain bikers, this exciting trail explores the wooded slopes of the Cardinham Valley.
There are also two sections of difficult red grade trail, which loop off of the main Bodmin Beast. These options will add up to 30 mins to your ride, and are only suitable for proficient mountain bikers.
Cardinham Woods Parking
Near Bodmin, this is another much loved woodland area, run by the Forestry Commission. There are several marked walks through the woods, ranging from the easy Ladyvale Walk to more challenging paths.
For cycling enthusiasts, there are many routes to try such as the 12km Bodmin Beast blue (moderate) grade cycle trail. Suitable for cyclists with a moderate level of off-road experience and keen mountain bikers, this exciting trail explores the wooded slopes of the Cardinham Valley.
There are also two sections of difficult red grade trail, which loop off of the main Bodmin Beast. These options will add up to 30 mins to your ride, and are only suitable for proficient mountain bikers.
Beautiful coastal walk between New Polzeath and Lundy. Park at Pentireglaze National Trust Carpark.
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The Rumps
Beautiful coastal walk between New Polzeath and Lundy. Park at Pentireglaze National Trust Carpark.
Brown Willy is Cornwall's highest hill, with a summit reaching 1,378 feet (420 meters) above sea level. Located among the rocky outcrops and desolate reaches of Bodmin Moor, with cairns that date back to the early Bronze Age, Brown Willy has been considered a sacred place for thousands of years.
Brown Willy
Brown Willy is Cornwall's highest hill, with a summit reaching 1,378 feet (420 meters) above sea level. Located among the rocky outcrops and desolate reaches of Bodmin Moor, with cairns that date back to the early Bronze Age, Brown Willy has been considered a sacred place for thousands of years.
Activities
Offer hour-long horse and pony trekking for all abilities, from age 5 upwards. The beginners rides are escorted by friendly staff at a gentle pace suitable for the riding group, taking in some fantastic moorland scenery away from busy roads.
They also offer a Pub Ride to the Blisland Inn. A longer very popular pub ride, which takes you across the scenic Bodmin Moor to the picturesque moorland village of Blisland, where refreshments can be enjoyed at The Blisland Inn. This ride is approx 3 hours and is an ideal way to experience the best the Moor has to offer!
Hallagenna Riding
Offer hour-long horse and pony trekking for all abilities, from age 5 upwards. The beginners rides are escorted by friendly staff at a gentle pace suitable for the riding group, taking in some fantastic moorland scenery away from busy roads.
They also offer a Pub Ride to the Blisland Inn. A longer very popular pub ride, which takes you across the scenic Bodmin Moor to the picturesque moorland village of Blisland, where refreshments can be enjoyed at The Blisland Inn. This ride is approx 3 hours and is an ideal way to experience the best the Moor has to offer!
The 18-mile Camel Trail links Padstow, Wadebridge, Wenford Bridge and Bodmin via a largely traffic-free route that follows an old railway track alongside the river Camel. Great for cycling, walking and nature watching for all the family. Pick up the beginning of the trail, nearby at Wenford Bridge, near St Breward.
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The Camel Trail
The 18-mile Camel Trail links Padstow, Wadebridge, Wenford Bridge and Bodmin via a largely traffic-free route that follows an old railway track alongside the river Camel. Great for cycling, walking and nature watching for all the family. Pick up the beginning of the trail, nearby at Wenford Bridge, near St Breward.
Snails Pace Bike Hire
11 ParadeBased in Port Quin, between Polzeath and Port Isaac in North Cornwall, they provide coastal activities to remember! Offer kayaking trips, stand up paddle boarding in the sheltered harbour of Port Quin.
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Cornish Coast Adventures
Based in Port Quin, between Polzeath and Port Isaac in North Cornwall, they provide coastal activities to remember! Offer kayaking trips, stand up paddle boarding in the sheltered harbour of Port Quin.
A wonderful way to explore the River Fal. The Fal stretches from the sea at Falmouth to the city of Truro, 9 miles inland. Its natural harbour and enchanting river are surrounded by beautiful countryside. The barge is crewed by two experienced sailors, you can sit back and enjoy the river while they take care of all the sailing.
Sailing Barge Drifter
Malpas RoadA wonderful way to explore the River Fal. The Fal stretches from the sea at Falmouth to the city of Truro, 9 miles inland. Its natural harbour and enchanting river are surrounded by beautiful countryside. The barge is crewed by two experienced sailors, you can sit back and enjoy the river while they take care of all the sailing.
St Enodoc Golf Club
Food Scene
St Breward, approximately 2 miles across the moor from the house.
A friendly traditional pub with a good selection of beers and an extensive menu, including many gluten free options. Huge portions and affordable prices.
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Old Inn & Restaurant
St Breward, approximately 2 miles across the moor from the house.
A friendly traditional pub with a good selection of beers and an extensive menu, including many gluten free options. Huge portions and affordable prices.
Port Isaac Harbour
Small restaurant located in the harbour, suitable for lunch or dinner.
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The Mote
9 Fore StreetPort Isaac Harbour
Small restaurant located in the harbour, suitable for lunch or dinner.
Celebrity chef, Nathan Outlaw. Tiny restaurant so need to book way in advance. Celebrity chef prices!
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Outlaw's Fish Kitchen
1 Middle StCelebrity chef, Nathan Outlaw. Tiny restaurant so need to book way in advance. Celebrity chef prices!
Fine dining experience, again need to book way in advance. Very expensive, although amazing culinary experience!
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Outlaw's New Road
6 New RdFine dining experience, again need to book way in advance. Very expensive, although amazing culinary experience!
Dog friendly! The 17th century pub and hotel is nestled in a secluded cove. Seasonal local produce, family and dog friendly. Great atmosphere and lovely food.
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Port Gaverne Hotel 5 Star
Port GaverneDog friendly! The 17th century pub and hotel is nestled in a secluded cove. Seasonal local produce, family and dog friendly. Great atmosphere and lovely food.
Dog friendly! Family friendly restaurant with stunning sea views and alfresco dining right on the beach. Traditional pub menu.
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The Port William
Tintagel HeightsDog friendly! Family friendly restaurant with stunning sea views and alfresco dining right on the beach. Traditional pub menu.
Dog friendly!
Can get very busy during peak times. Perfect for lunch after a long coastal walk or for a drink before returning to Padstow via the passenger ferry.
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The Rock Inn
Rock RoadDog friendly!
Can get very busy during peak times. Perfect for lunch after a long coastal walk or for a drink before returning to Padstow via the passenger ferry.
Dog friendly!
Very friendly cafe, again can get very busy in peak season.
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Blue Tomato Cafe
Rock RoadDog friendly!
Very friendly cafe, again can get very busy in peak season.
St Enodoc Hotel
Rock RoadFine dining, perfect for special occasions.
Rick Stein, The Seafood Restaurant
Offer a set menu for lunch, really fantastic and good value. Need to book in advance.
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The Seafood Restaurant
RiversideRick Stein, The Seafood Restaurant
Offer a set menu for lunch, really fantastic and good value. Need to book in advance.
Excellent quality but pricey. Need to book in advance.
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Paul Ainsworth at Number 6
6 Middle StExcellent quality but pricey. Need to book in advance.
Great for fish and freshly baked pizzas. Situated right on the beach in this tiny cove. Book a window table at sunset, to enjoy the view over dinner. Very good pizzas including gluten free.
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Sams On The Beach, Restaurant
Great for fish and freshly baked pizzas. Situated right on the beach in this tiny cove. Book a window table at sunset, to enjoy the view over dinner. Very good pizzas including gluten free.
Rashleigh Inn
A countryside pub on the beach. Great location.
A charming Inn situated on Charlestown’s Georgian harbour, famous for its appearance in Poldark. Great sea facing Restaurant and Bar!
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Pier House Hotel
Charlestown RoadA charming Inn situated on Charlestown’s Georgian harbour, famous for its appearance in Poldark. Great sea facing Restaurant and Bar!
Restaurant on top of the cliff overlooking Polzeath’s stunning beach. Perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Very friendly, family and dog friendly.
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Cracking Crab
Restaurant on top of the cliff overlooking Polzeath’s stunning beach. Perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Very friendly, family and dog friendly.
A beautiful very old traditional pub, offering a more bistro experience. Booking is advisable during peak times as the restaurant is very small. Option for adults only to eat in the bar.
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St Kew Inn
A beautiful very old traditional pub, offering a more bistro experience. Booking is advisable during peak times as the restaurant is very small. Option for adults only to eat in the bar.
The Pig at Harlyn Bay
DuchyGrub
In the picturesque village of St Tudy. The St.Tudy Inn is a wonderful restaurant that celebrates the finest seasonal produce from the surrounding area. Ask to sit in the bar area, more atmospheric than the other dining areas.
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St Tudy Inn
In the picturesque village of St Tudy. The St.Tudy Inn is a wonderful restaurant that celebrates the finest seasonal produce from the surrounding area. Ask to sit in the bar area, more atmospheric than the other dining areas.
Places to visit
The lovely harbour of Charlestown, where you will frequently see old sailing ships. The port has been used as a film location for numerous films and television series, such as Poldark, and there is a small museum open during the season.
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Charlestown
The lovely harbour of Charlestown, where you will frequently see old sailing ships. The port has been used as a film location for numerous films and television series, such as Poldark, and there is a small museum open during the season.
Jamaica Inn, Cornwall's most famous Smugglers Inn, set high up on wild and beautiful Bodmin Moor. Full of legend, mystery, romance and even, according to folklore, the odd friendly spirit and made world-famous by Daphne du Maurier's tale of smugglers, rogues and pirates.
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Jamaica Inn
Jamaica Inn, Cornwall's most famous Smugglers Inn, set high up on wild and beautiful Bodmin Moor. Full of legend, mystery, romance and even, according to folklore, the odd friendly spirit and made world-famous by Daphne du Maurier's tale of smugglers, rogues and pirates.
Eden Project, Cornwall
A pretty historical town with narrow streets and vibrant maritime history. Situated off the west side of the Fowey estuary, there is a large deep harbour with small, independent shops selling unusual gifts, artwork, clothing and books. If you’re a foodie then Fowey is home to many bistros, cafes and restaurants where you’ll find menus offering the best in local produce. Fowey River mussels are a highlight.
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Fowey
A pretty historical town with narrow streets and vibrant maritime history. Situated off the west side of the Fowey estuary, there is a large deep harbour with small, independent shops selling unusual gifts, artwork, clothing and books. If you’re a foodie then Fowey is home to many bistros, cafes and restaurants where you’ll find menus offering the best in local produce. Fowey River mussels are a highlight.
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Castle RoadThe wooded estate around the main gardens and house of the National Trust Lanhydrock is a haven for dogs and their walkers. From Respryn car park or the main car park near the house, you can set out on walks along the River Fowey and around the managed woodland of the estate. Dogs are not allowed in the main gardens. You can pick up trail maps for walks at the reception, cafe and shop.
Dog friendly cafe: Dogs are welcome at the Stable Cafe and you can buy homemade dog treats there as well as snacks and drinks for humans.
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Dar Lanhydrock u Ġnien
Treffry LaneThe wooded estate around the main gardens and house of the National Trust Lanhydrock is a haven for dogs and their walkers. From Respryn car park or the main car park near the house, you can set out on walks along the River Fowey and around the managed woodland of the estate. Dogs are not allowed in the main gardens. You can pick up trail maps for walks at the reception, cafe and shop.
Dog friendly cafe: Dogs are welcome at the Stable Cafe and you can buy homemade dog treats there as well as snacks and drinks for humans.
A beautiful historic harbour, with plenty of local pubs and Michelin star restaurants. Catch a ferry to a local beach or visit Falmouth.
Wander around St Mawes Castle or watch fisherman bring in there catch.
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Castle DriveA beautiful historic harbour, with plenty of local pubs and Michelin star restaurants. Catch a ferry to a local beach or visit Falmouth.
Wander around St Mawes Castle or watch fisherman bring in there catch.
Saint Michael's Mount
Roseland Peninsula
Saint Ives Bay