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The Cabin: Open plan studio style living accommodation just perfect for a couple. Own enclosed GARDEN plus HOT-TUB. Located on its own on our farm at Northcott. 20 minutes WALK TO THE BEACH, 20 mins WALK TO THE LOCAL PUB. DOGS WELCOME £20 fee per dog per stay payable as cash on arrival. Please contact us before booking if you wish to bring more than 2 dogs. Part of the Court Farm Holidays . Court Farm in Marhamchurch near Bude Cornwall, has been in our family for generations and having grown up here, it’s very close to our hearts. It is now our business to make it your Cornish home away from home. Still part of a 500 acre farming enterprise, our range of adult and child-friendly, self-catering accommodation is some of the best that you will find in North Cornwall. Even our locations are second to none – Court Farm with its picture postcard village setting with acres of space to explore, Northcott Farm with its rural working farm setting, yet a short walk to the beach and our Family Beach Retreat right at the beach, we really are something to write home about.

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!

In a quiet corner of our garden a private cabin awaits. Relax & unwind in the spa hot tub with 26 massaging jets. Inside you'll find a cosy sofa, king bed, kitchen & shower room. We provide towels, robes, slippers, toiletries & blankets to snuggle outside in the day bed or hammock. Awaiting your arrival is a stocked fire basket for the wood burner and Cornish Tea & biscuits with chilled bottle of bubbly. Parking is right next to the cabin and there's even TV & Wi-Fi too!

What's provided during your stay: Heating throughout Complementary Toiletries Bathrobes for adults Slippers for adults Complementary Basket of Logs, firelighters and kindling Private Hot Tub, permanently heated all year round Fixed King size bed and separated from the lounge area Top bunks for children Private enclosed garden with parking Weber BBQ Outdoor Furniture Giant Outdoor Beanbags Iron and small ironing board Pegs and washing line Shower Room inside the hut with standard size walk in shower, basin, toilet and heated towel rail (mains water and plumbing!) Well Equipped Kitchen including full size over with 4 ring hob Tree hanging chair Enclosed outdoor daybed and outdoor blankets Outdoor chiminea Lounge area with sofa, woodburner, TV and table and chairs Free and fast wifi Outdoor rattan dining table and chairs with footstools LED candles and lanterns Breakfast items including eggs, muesli, milk, biscuits, crumpets, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, butter & jams A chance to escape from the crowds, we only have the 1 hut so it's just you..and sometimes some ponies across the field, 3G/4G EE signal, Bude & beaches 5 min drive. Walking distance to Stratton pubs & store (15mins) & Bude (40 mins), private garden. Park next to the hut! Rosie’s Retreat is equipped with heating throughout to give this cosy cabin year round warmth. For really chilly days, or just the enjoyment of the glow, a log burner sets the scene for a romantic break in the Cornish countryside. A complementary basket of logs, firelighters and kindling is provided and the hut is heated before you arrive so you'll walk into a cosy cabin during those chilly winter months. Enjoy rolling green fields beyond the private garden of the hut and a view down to the Atlantic Ocean, rural, romantic and rustic! Ponies and sheep graze in the meadows surrounding the hut but despite all this we're just a 5 minute drive to the town of Bude, with the village store and pubs of Stratton a 15 minute walk along the bridleway. Shops, restaurants and the beaches are all close by but the rural setting will make you feel a million miles away from it all. Enjoy the hot tub in the hut's private garden; with 36 jets, led lights for nighttime fun, heated and ready to go at any time day or night with the added luxury of a lounge seat for total horizontal relaxation you'll be feeling revived after a dip in this tub!! The outdoor day bed is pure luxury, you can even watch a film out there on the wifi or just lay back and enjoy the rural views and grazing livestock. They make this place really special and a night in the hot tub under the stars is amazing. With a well equipped kitchen, kettle, toaster, oven with grill, under counter fridge, pots, pans and cooking utensils, a woodburner, underfloor heating, USB power points and wifi your comfort isn't compromised in any way. The private, enclosed garden of the hut provides a Weber BBQ, chiminea, outdoor day bed, a hanging chair and rattan dining set with footstools to put your feet up in the sunshine. Outdoor giant beanbags and the outdoor rugs provided are perfect for star gazing when night falls and outdoor festoon lighting provides a romantic glow in the darkness of night around the hot tub. Robes and slippers are provided for your comfort and with adjacent parking there's no need to leave the car and trek to the hut with your luggage, it's right outside the door. Mains fed water means there really are no compromises. A powerful shower, a toilet and basin is within the hut and the heated towel rail gives you somewhere to dry the robes provided for your comfort and towels (also provided) after a dip in the hot tub. Complementary toiletries include a soap, a shower gel, shampoo, moisturiser, vanity pack and showercap. LED candles, lanterns and festoon lighting complete the ambience, evenings here are so magical. In the kitchen you'll find tea, coffee, sugar and milk, together with biscuits to enjoy after a long drive. The kitchen will be left with washing up liquid, a sponge and cloth, tin foil, oven gloves and tea towel. Salt and pepper is also provided and freshly laid eggs from our chickens. We've stocked the kitchen with all the pots, pans, crockery and cooking utensils we think you'll need for your stay and heatproof mats and washing up racks to make kitchen life easier. Finally, the outdoor shower...if you dare! It's perfect for our sandy surfers, buckets and spades....or your muddy walking boots. There's even a covered and lit entrance porch with bench and coat hooks to leave outdoor wear and boots drying. We hope we've thought of everything but always open to suggestions to make your stay perfect.

The cabin is surrounded by rural tranquillity, but only a 15-minute walk away from the local pubs and village shop of Stratton through the public footpaths. The pretty town of Bude is a manageable 40-minute walk away for more enthusiastic walkers.

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.

We offer a unique stay in a traditional Romany caravan furnished with some mod cons to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. The caravan has electric stove, lights, television,DVD player and tea making facilities. There is a seperate bathroom with towels, robes and toiletries supplied. There is also a day cabin overlooking the meadow and woodland with a fine array of wildlife to be seen.Enjoy a romantic escape in a peaceful location but close to all amenities with Cornwall's famed coastline,surfing beaches and coastal footpath less than 2 miles away .Half a mile away is the historic Stannery village of Stratton with 2 pubs and a village store. Genuine Cornish pasties are available at the farm shop ,also about half a mile away ,and of course in Bude itself which ,while still retaining the charm of an oldfashioned seaside town ,has shops, restaurants, banks and pubs.We would highly recommend a visit to the nearby picturesque fishing villages of Boscastle and Clovelly.Or for those who may like to venture a little further afield there are the worldwide famed restaurants of Jamie Oliver's Fifteen at Newquay and Rick Stein's fish restaurant at Padstow.These are both within easy driving distance ,as is the The Eden Project and Heligan Gardens, two further highlights of this beautiful part of the world.

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.

Our well appointed LUXURY Shepherds Hut is warm and cosy with underfloor heating and is located on our 220 acre farm, commanding an elevated position to fully appreciate the outstanding SEA VIEWS across to Lundy Island creating a tranquil break, walking distance to the local pub and a short drive to local beaches, relax in the HOT TUB and enjoy stunning sunsets with a spot of star gazing. 10% Discount given on 3 night stays or longer.

Cornakey Farm Shepherd's Hut is styled on traditional shepherd huts of the past, with corrugated steel sides, roof and wooden windows. Our hut brings the old style into the 21st century with underfloor heating, double glazed windows, kitchen area, shower room, wood burner and outside a wood fired hot tub which offers guests a luxurious experience. The hut has a king size bed plus a bunk bed accommodating 2 adults and 2 children (aged between 3 and 12 ). The bunk bed is also a comfy sofa giving couples a place to relax and enjoy the stunning views and amazing sunsets through the double doors. The kitchen has everything required for cooking, belfast sink, oven/grill, 4 ring hob, fridge with small freezer compartment , cooking utensils and crockery. On arrival the fridge will be stocked with milk and 4 eggs from our own free range chickens (when possible). The kitchen will includes tea and coffee making facilities so you'll soon be able to sit back and relax. The en-suite shower room includes a full size shower, sink and flushing toilet. Outside the hut there is plenty of space for you to enjoy your surroundings. An exciting feature being the wood fired hot tub, this seats 2 people giving you the chance to unwind and relax. Also outside there is a barbecue and seating/eating area. The wood burner in the hut includes a firelog for each night of your stay, more can be purchased from us or elsewhere if needed. The hot tub has some wood provided on arrival. The hut is situated in a field with sheep and we lamb twice a year so there will often be lambs to watch from the hut.

Cornakey Farm is situated at the end of a private road with just the coast and countryside around it. Having said that the farm has excellent access to The Bush Inn, Rectory Tea Rooms, local beaches and the South West coast path by way of the footpath that runs through the farm so an enjoyable meal or drink is not far away whether you want to walk or drive.

Inspired by the bright stars of the Milky Way, the apartment provides the ultimate sparkling Cornish romantic retreat, just for two. The Milky Way is perfectly located to explore the rest of Cornwall and a range of places to eat and indulge are not too far away.

Extra touches such as the eye-catching chilli light, local artwork and bold bathroom make for a great stay that you'll want to return. The open plan apartment has a super king-size, memory foam, four poster bed hand crafted from slow-growing Canadian Pine finished with Beeswax which shows off the texture and grain. The en-suite bathroom features a spa bath, bold black sparkling tiles, walk in rainfall shower and waterfall tap with round basin. Locally made herbal infused toiletries are included. Sit back and take in the countryside views and admire the Milky Way's features, such as the stunning chunky oak beams and solid oak doors that give a traditional twist to this otherwise contemporary space. The large patio bi fold doors open to offer uninterrupted views of the rolling countryside. The low levels of light pollution the area has to offer makes some superb stellar vistas which cannot be experienced by large proportions of the UK, although best viewed in winter it is still spectacular on warmer nights. 49" Smart Ultra HD 4K HDR TV, Blu-Ray/DVD player, Soundbar (with Bluetooth® Wireless Connectivity). There is a fully equipped kitchen with the following: Nespresso coffee machine. Dishwasher. Kettle, toaster, microwave. Washing machine and access to a Tumble dryer nearby (next to the Pamper Room). Crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils. Rangemaster double electric oven and ceramic hob. Fridge/freezer. Iron and ironing board. The bi folding doors open to the patio area with outstanding rolling Cornish countryside and sea views.

LOCAL AREA (POPULAR VILLAGES/TOWNS, WALKS AND BEACHES) The Atlantic coast of North Cornwall stretches over forty miles where you can explore a variety of towns and villages such as Boscastle and Tintagel (25 mins drive), Port Isaac (40 mins drive), Padstow and Rock (50 mins drive). There are a range of seven beaches all within seven miles of Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From secluded, hidden coves, perfect for couples to enjoy a picnic while watching the sunset to the popular surfing beaches such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets (all within three miles). Why not take a stroll from the apartment through the village of Marhamchurch (5 mins walk) and then along the level towpath following the Canal with a chance of seeing some Otters and Kingfishers, from Helebridge to the town of Bude (2 miles). This walk can be extended to cover the coastal walk (part of the South West Coast Path) from Compass Point towards Widemouth Bay and back to Helebridge, Marhamchurch, pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house (The Weir) for a well earned treat! The South West Coast Path National Trail (630 miles of superb coastline) which is one of the top walks to be found anywhere in the world. FOOD & DRINK (INCLUDING MEAL DELIVERY) Big-name chefs and independent start-ups have helped the North Cornwall area to become the hub of Cornwall's stand-out restaurants, offering top quality, locally sourced food. There are a wide variety of speciality restaurants in and around Bude (all within a 10 minutes drive). Breakfast can be enjoyed at 'The Weir' (served each day until 12 noon) just a few minutes drive away. There are also several options for meal delivery to your apartment at Wooldown, including: - Bude's resident tapas bar 'The Bank' offering a variety of tasty tapas dishes. - 'La Bocca' for authentic Napolitan pizzas. - 'Surfin Frog' offering locally-sourced fresh ingredients and others from around the world to produce a modern twist on some old classics. NEW! Our DRINKS ORDERING SERVICE is now available! If you fancy a drink to go with one of the meal deliveries above, we now offer a selection of local wines, beers, spirits and mixers that you can order for contactless delivery direct to the apartment's door during your stay.

Court Farmhouse: Traditional stylish spacious period farmhouse, over 300 years old with 6 Bedrooms (3 doubles, 3 twins sleeping up to 12 + cots. Own private enclosed GARDEN Located at Court Farm Holidays, Marhamchurch. Dogs welcome (£20/dog). Part of the Court Farm Holidays site, Court Farm in Marhamchurch near Bude Cornwall, has been in our family for generations and having grown up here, it’s very close to our hearts. It is now our business to make it your cornish home away from home. Still part of a 500 acre farming enterprise, our range of child-friendly, self-catering accommodation is some of the best that you will find in North Cornwall, guaranteeing you the perfect family holiday. Even our locations are second to none – Court Farm with its picture postcard village setting with acres of space to explore. NB: There is a dog fee of £20/dog which must be settled in cash upon arrival. 2 of the twin bedrooms can be converted into a Superking bed - must be requested at time of booking.

Lovely cottage in the centre of the picturesque village of Marhamchurch (a village 2 miles from Bude)! 5 minute drive to Beach and a 30 minute coastal walk! Three bedrooms and bathroom upstairs downstairs sitting room and dining area kitchen and upstairs/downstairs toilet. Great area for countryside walking - great canal walk to the beach. Bedroom views are looking over the landscape. Perfect for a seaside and countryside break! Oh and my lovely dog Dexter will be here to greet you!

Double room is good for one or two persons, very comfortable double bed with country views out of the window. Private courtyard and private garden with plenty of space to relax. House is a 30 second walk away from a local pub so you can taste local cuisine in a warm traditional country pub.

Very quiet pretty village with a local shop, a local pub and lovely countryside walks.

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. All new bookings placed after 16 April 2020 with an arrival date after 1st August 2020, are protected by Master Cancel. This means that you can cancel, for any reason, between 60 and 2 days prior to arrival for a full refund.

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.

A break at The Roundhouse is all about embracing a slower pace of life surrounded by beautiful Cornish Countryside. Your exclusive wooden roundhouse is tucked away in a quiet corner of the site, making this the perfect retreat for two. Step inside to find a unique industrial style with sumptuous accessories, creating a welcoming space to relax and unwind. You can even gaze up at the stars through the quirky porthole in the roof. Little hints of luxury are scattered throughout your bijou home from home, from the en suite bathroom to the tempting handmade king size bed, underfloor heating and flickering wood burning stove for cosy nights in. There’s something special about dining al fresco and the outdoor kitchen cabin make rustling up your meals an event in itself. As the sun goes down, you can toast marsh mallows on the warming fire bowl before sinking into your bubbling wood-fired hot tub with a glass of fizz. East Thorne is a peaceful glamping site just a short drive from the north Cornwall coast. You can spend your days relaxing on sandy beaches, enjoying fish and chips or joining one of the surf schools for a day in the waves.

Living area Open plan living and dining area Fabric armchair, wood burning stove, coffee table and a Bluetooth speaker Kitchen Located in a separate wooden hut directly outside the property Three ring gas hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, kettle, coffee machine and serving hatch A washing machine and tumble dryer are located on site Dining Table and two chairs Master Bedroom King size bed with under bed storage, a chest of drawers, and two bedside tables with lamps En suite shower room Family Bathroom En suite with a walk in shower, WC, heated towel rail and wash basin Outdoors Private enclosed garden with a wood-fired hot tub, patio with a table and chairs and a wooden kitchen cabin Plenty of parking on site

Stable is one of our quiet, cosy cottages for couples. It is part of a beamed barn conversion overlooking our fields. Stable is a small cottage but has everything you will need, including a fully-equipped kitchen. Stable benefits from some great views, looking our over the countryside.

Door opens onto small entrance hall. Kitchen/living area. The well-equipped kitchen has an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box. TV and DVD player. The living area overlooks the fields. Entrance hall opens on to shower room and double bedroom overlooking the fields. There is space for a travel cot for a toddler. Outside seating.

Our cottages are on a rural site on the outskirts of a small village. There is a community shop and pub in the village (10 minutes walk). We have fantastic views over the countryside towards the coast. We are 10 minutes drive from Bude town centre and Widemouth Bay and just a few minutes from the A39 which gives easy access to North Cornwall and North Devon. The coastal path and a choice of beaches are within a 10 minute drive.

Cosy cottage just 5 minutes drive to the beaches of Bude or take a lovely canal side walk from the village 2 minutes walk to the local pub ( invites customers to bring their own food / takeaways & deliveries to the premises, they provide plates cutlery etc) Local village shop Caribbean food van at the pub Wednesdays & fish & chip van fridays 15 minute walk down to The Weir cafe & bistro

The cottage has 2 separate reception rooms ( 1 with open fire ) and a kitchen diner with small courtyard at the back.

Lots of amazing country side , canal side walks and of course the stunning North Cornish coastline to explore

Rural farmhouse amongst North Cornish fields with National Trust beaches 5 mins away. Less than 3 miles to South West Coast Path and easy drive to several great surf spots. We are situated close to the Devon border, so you can explore both easily. Guests have their own private double en-suite room. Kitchen and living room is shared with us. We are very easy going people so are happy to be around as much or as little as required. Great place to stay for walkers/surfers.

Our house is down a lane off of the country road and there is parking for guests. We are a young working couple so there may be one of us to greet you. The private double room is light and airy, but also has blackout curtains (not that we have any problems with light pollution here!) the room has an en-suite bathroom with shower. The kitchen downstairs is large and homely and has a rayburner. We have all pots and pans etc and will leave out a box with essentials (salt & pepper etc) you can use for cooking, we also have lots of herbs in the garden you are welcome to use. There is a living room you are welcome to hang out in with tv (with Netflix), a vinyl player and electric fire. We have a large garden with a table and bench, bbq and fire pit you are welcome to use (coal and fuel not provided). We have 2 beautiful beaches just a short drive from our house. We have plenty of kit for you to make the most of your stay, such as body board, foamy surfboard and maps of local walks. James is a musician/songwriter so we are open to offering guitar/songwriting lessons to anyone interested.

Bude town is less than 10 minute drive away where you will find everything you need including beaches and shops, but our most local shop is co op which is 5 minutes away. Great local farm shop and cafe just down the road from us and a beautiful cafe at the Sandymouth National Trust beach. Very good pub 5 minutes drive away. For creatives, Welcombe pottery is not far down the road in Devon, and Beau Nidol glass workshop is in Bude. Ideal for walkers, being so close to the South West Coast Path, with historic spots like Hawker’s Hut and Clovelly so close. Great spot for surfers too, under 5 mins to 2 great surf beaches and plenty more less than half and hour away. Lots to see and do as we are in a great location close to the border of Devon and Cornwall.

Quaint, thatched, Grade II listed, C16th cottage in the centre of rural village, close to coast. Original slate floors (with rugs), low beamed ceilings, inglenook fireplace with electric "woodburner". The cottage is comfortably furnished and overlooks village square. The kitchen, accessed via a listed wooden archway, overlooks the enclosed rear garden with seating and BBQ. The friendly village has a pub (dogs accepted), Community Shop, play area and walks. Ample parking adjacent to the cottage.

Elm Tree Cottage offers 1 double, 1 twin, bathroom with bath and electric shower over (downstairs as with most cottages of this age), sitting room with dining area, inner hallway, kitchen. Beds are made up for your arrival. There is TV (freeview), DVD, stereo, books and games. The kitchen has fridge-freezer, full size cooker, microwave, washing machine etc. A cot and highchair are available. The double and twin bedrooms are upstairs with an interconnecting door. There is an additional narrow spiral staircase to give separate access the twin room, giving all-adult parties privacy. The spiral staircase can be closed and locked at the top to prevent small children using it. There are low beamed ceilings, low doorways and changes in level. May not be suitable for the elderly, infirm or tall! Please enquire. Pets welcome by arrangement. There are plenty of dog walks locally and dog bins in the village. Please mention at time of booking.

Quiet village with village shop, play area, churches, pub (no food), cafe/bistro serving cream teas, breakfasts, lunches (short walk), walks around village and along towpath to Bude, across cliffs to Widemouth Bay. Food deliveries available from Asda, Tesco, Waitrose, Sainsburys. Local takeaways deliver. Fish and chip van on Fridays. Il Forno Pizzas on Mondays July-September.

You'll find us in a tranquil rural village location, just two miles outside the award winning coastal resort of Bude. Originally part of our working farm outbuildings, Millhouse is a converted traditional Cornish stone built barn. Set in the corner of our landscaped and fully enclosed courtyard, it now offers spacious, quiet and peaceful living accommodation set over three floors. Perfectly positioned to take advantage of everything Court Farm has to offer, it is a stone's throw from the onsite spa room and the shared indoor heated swimming pool. With the tennis court, games room, outdoor play area and animal feeding field nearby. Millhouse is the perfect base to explore the undeniable charms of the surrounding area. Get active and walk on a quiet footpath from the village and along the old canal tow path to Bude. Hike across open farmland to the majestic and spectacular Atlantic coast. Or hop in the car to explore. We are fantastically placed for you to cross the Devon border too! In 30 minutes or so you can be experiencing the raw natural beauty of the Hartland Peninsula or the historic cobbled streets of Clovelly.

By the Byre is down a quiet country lane overlooking the river Neat and the Bude canal. This immaculately presented barn conversion boasts a spacious double height and double aspect, open plan living area all modern conveniences including a stunning log burning stove. This is a dog friendly cottage with superb walks and cycling right on your doorstep.

This lovely stone property, situated on the outskirts of Bude provides wonderful access to the North Cornwall and North Devon Coasts, with plenty of beaches and some of the best cliff walks in England all close by this is a wonderful retreat and one where man's best friend is welcome as well! (two medium sized and well behaved dogs!)The property itself is nestled in the grounds of Bagbury Byre Bed and Breakfast, it has a delightful little private courtyard garden which provides a brilliant sun trap to read a book or dry the beach towels. The barn conversion itself has been tastefully refurbished and maintained a wealth of character features the double height living / dining area exudes space and light yet with the fire going this would be a cosy pad to while away a winter week. The Bude canal and cycle way passes yards from the property and you can follow either of these to the centre of town. Bude has a huge variety of pubs, restaurants, cafés and shops, which are a 10 minute walk away, but the beaches of the North Cornwall coast are the must see attraction.Accommodation Ground floor only: Enters into large open plan living area with tri fold patio doors, dining table and chairs, comfortable sofa, log burning stove, flat screen TV, windows to rear and kitchen area with fully fitted units. Corridor then leads to a twin bedroom with chest of drawers, a family wet room with shower WC and hand basin, further down the corridor is a small step leading up to the master bedroom with double bed and storage.Exterior: Off-road parking at the front with small enclosed courtyard garden and beautiful views across this tranquil valley.Facilities & Services There is central heating. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of units. There is an electric oven and gas hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge and dishwasher. There is a washing machine. The lounge area has a flat screen digital freeview TV & DVD player, CD & Radio. There is free WiFi at the property. There is an iron, ironing board, cot and high chair.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. Up to 2 well behaved dogs will be permitted at a small additional charge of £25 per dog per week, dogs must not be left unattended in the property. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is off road parking for up to two cars.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday.Short breaks are available as last minute bookings.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

It doesn't take long to discover that Bude 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.As it is a pleasant walk to the town centre of Bude, the huge sandy beach is a favourite with children and adults alike, there is an outdoor sea pool, pretty canal, golf course, splash pool and tennis courts, and you can enjoy all of this without the need of a car! 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 bird life 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, 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.

Swift Cottage is situated down a long private driveway in a picturesque rural valley. This romantic cottage is situated in a quiet spot and is popular with visitors who enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside. Relax on the enclosed patio with unspoilt views over adjoining fields. Swift Cottage forms part of Sharlands Farm in 53 acres of rural North Cornwall in England. Just 3 miles from Bude with its superb sandy beaches and some of the best surfing in the country at Widemouth Bay.

Visitors are welcome to help feed our animals if they so wish which takes place at 8 30 am. We also produce our own self guided walking guides for the local area for those that would like to explore on foot.

Life at East Thorne is all about getting back to nature and connecting with the Great Outdoors, and a break at The Boat House Roundhouse provides the perfect retreat to escape. Whether it’s a romantic break for two or a family adventure, you can relax and unwind somewhere special. As soon as you step inside, you’ll be greeted by handpicked furnishings in a cool industrial style, adding a hint of chic to your stay. The cosy wood burner and underfloor heating help to create a cosy space and the two cabin rooms offer a tempting retreat to retire to at the end of the day, and the kids can have fun in their own bunk room. There’s something about dining al fresco that adds a sense of adventure to any stay and the outdoor pizza oven is a must for any budding chefs. As the sun goes down, you can spend the evening making friends and sharing stories around the communal camp fire. When the kids turn in for the night, it’s time for you. Sink into the bubbling hot tub with a glass of fizz and admire the stars... bliss. There is plenty to keep the kids entertained around the site, from the volleyball net and games room to the communal garden where you can enjoy a picnic or simply relax on a sunny day. If you love to feel the sand between your toes, East Throne is only a short drive from some of Cornwall’s best loved beaches and popular seaside resort of Bude. Discover an abundance of beachside cafes and shops and if you’re feeling active, you can join one of the many surf schools to enjoy time in the waves.

Living area Open plan living and dining area Sofa bed, wood burning stove, coffee table and a Bluetooth speaker Kitchen Induction hob, oven, fridge with freezer compartment, kettle, coffee machine A washing machine and tumble dryer are located on site Dining Table and four chairs Master Bedroom Double bed with under bed storage, a chest of drawers, and two bedside tables with lamps Bedroom Two Staggered single beds, sleeps 2 Family Bathroom Walk in shower, WC, heated towel rail and wash basin Outdoors Private enclosed garden with hot tub, patio with a table and chairs and a wooden kitchen cabin Parking on site

The Nest Box is a bedsit type room providing a perfect high quality base for exploring North Cornwall. Open plan layout with king-size bed, kitchenette and small shower room.

Open plan layout with king-size bed, kitchenette and small shower room. Perfect accommodation for cyclists or walkers near the South West Coast Path. The king-size bed is cut from solid oak planks and hand finished with Beeswax which shows off the distinct wartime Ripsaw marks, sourced from a sawmill on the Baltic Coast and has a memory foam mattress. Quality hand made chunky oak finishes and underfloor heating keeps you snug and cosy in the colder months, there is also a wall mounted flame effect fire. The small en-suite bathroom has a small walk in shower and LED mirror lighting. Towels and locally made herbal infused toiletries are included. The kitchenette has limited facilities: - Kettle, toaster, microwave. - Nespresso Coffee Machine. - Iron and ironing board. - Integrated fridge with icebox - The Nest Box does not have a cooker/hob or dishwasher. The Nest Box only has limited facilities and does not have a countryside/sea view, cooker or hob. There is no allocated private patio area, although, there is a shared seating area with outstanding rolling Cornish countryside and sea views. Access to a larger shared grounds with BBQ area. There is a Pamper Room opposite the Nest Box for a variety of relaxing treatments. There is parking nearby the property.

LOCAL AREA (POPULAR VILLAGES/TOWNS, WALKS AND BEACHES) The Atlantic coast of North Cornwall stretches over forty miles where you can explore a variety of towns and villages such as Boscastle and Tintagel (25 mins drive), Port Isaac (40 mins drive), Padstow and Rock (50 mins drive). There are a range of seven beaches all within seven miles of Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From secluded, hidden coves, perfect for couples to enjoy a picnic while watching the sunset to the popular surfing beaches such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets (all within three miles). Why not take a stroll from the apartment through the village of Marhamchurch (5 mins walk) and then along the level towpath following the Canal with a chance of seeing some Otters and Kingfishers, from Helebridge to the town of Bude (2 miles). This walk can be extended to cover the coastal walk (part of the South West Coast Path) from Compass Point towards Widemouth Bay and back to Helebridge, Marhamchurch, pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house (The Weir) for a well earned treat! The South West Coast Path National Trail (630 miles of superb coastline) which is one of the top walks to be found anywhere in the world. FOOD & DRINK (INCLUDING MEAL DELIVERY) Big-name chefs and independent start-ups have helped the North Cornwall area to become the hub of Cornwall's stand-out restaurants, offering top quality, locally sourced food. There are a wide variety of speciality restaurants in and around Bude (all within a 10 minutes drive). Breakfast can be enjoyed at 'The Weir' (served each day until 12 noon) just a few minutes drive away. There are also several options for meal delivery to your apartment at Wooldown, including: - Bude's resident tapas bar 'The Bank' offering a variety of tasty tapas dishes. - 'La Bocca' for authentic Napolitan pizzas. - 'Surfin Frog' offering locally-sourced fresh ingredients and others from around the world to produce a modern twist on some old classics. NEW! Our DRINKS ORDERING SERVICE is now available! If you fancy a drink to go with one of the meal deliveries above, we now offer a selection of local wines, beers, spirits and mixers that you can order for contactless delivery direct to the apartment's door during your stay.

A cosy two-storey cottage with breathtaking views over the golf course to the sea. Entrance lobby, double bedroom, en-suite bathroom/WC with electric shower over bath. On the first floor is the living room facing the sea, which has a pine fireplace with ‘coal effect’ electric fire and exposed beams, dining area and fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher and microwave. Sorry – no pets are allowed in this cottage

Kennacott Court offers cottages in Cornwall of the finest self-catering accommodation in one of the most outstanding areas of natural beauty in the UK. Being so close to the stunning Atlantic Heritage Coast is yet another reason why we consider our luxury holiday cottages to be Cornwall’s finest – but spend a few minutes browsing our site and you will see why we are the first choice for many guests looking for superior accommodation.

Set in extensive grounds totalling almost seventy acres, our holiday cottages have Bude to the North and feature magnificent lush Cornish countryside as it rolls to meet the sea at Widemouth Bay, roughly half a mile to the West.

Rural Farmhouse delightful double ensuite room. Peaceful and quiet. Great for walking nearby coastal paths.

A colourful and characterful three storey barn conversation ideally suited to families with older children, a couple or two couples sharing. Sleeping 4 in 2 Bedrooms - double on ground floor, twin on top floor with flexible sleeping configuration (can be joined together to offer a superking). Set in the corner of our pretty courtyard, Stables barn is a fantastic fusion of traditional features with a more contemporary interior decoration and furnishings style. Offering a colourful open plan living area and fully equipped kitchen and dining area on the first floor. You'll find the master bedroom and bathroom at ground level and a bright airy second bedroom on the top floor. Quiet and peaceful and enjoying far-reaching views from the higher floors over the spectacular surrounding countryside out to the nearby coast. Located just a stones throw from the shared heated indoor swimming pool, Stables is perfectly positioned to take full advantage of everything Court Farm Holidays has to offer. From feeding the animals to cycling, playing tennis or enjoying some well deserved 'me time' in our onsite spa room. Stables is the perfect base to explore the undeniable charms of the surrounding area. Get active and walk on a quiet footpath from the village and along the old canal tow path to Bude. Hike across open farmland to the majestic and spectacular Atlantic coast. Or hop in the car to explore. We are fantastically placed for you to cross the Devon border too! In 30 minutes or so you can be experiencing the raw beauty of the Hartland Peninsula or the historic cobbled streets of Clovelly.

Court Farm has been in our family for generations and having grown up here, it’s very close to our hearts. You’ll find us in tranquil rural locations close to the award winning North Cornish resort Bude and its beautiful beaches. Still part of a 500 acre farming enterprise, it is now also our business to make us your Cornish 'home from home'. We’re a small welcoming site, treating our guests as friends and extended family while giving you the space to enjoy your holiday. Our range of toddler and child-friendly, self-catering accommodation is fully equipped with everything that you will need during your stay. We offer a range of facilities: indoor heated swimming pool, animal feeding and grooming, games room, tennis court, play areas and spa treatments. Plus a catering and baby-sitting service too!

Located walking distance to Bude Beach & Town Centre, Offering a Comfortable & stylish King bedroom with en-suite shower room, Smart TV, free Wi-Fi, there is a guest lounge with TV, and a pleasant sunny patio, & garden for guests use. A help yourself Continental style breakfast is included

Recently decorated bedroom has a king size bed, free WIFI and en-suite shower room, with a Smart TV, and views towards the cliffs. A help yourself Continental style breakfast is included

Haven cottage is quaint substantial Victorian house set in a quite residential area minutes walk from the town centre shops, beach, pubs, club, and restaurants, our local pub is only 2 minutes walk at the end of the road. The canal, summerleaze beach, and coast path, are only a few minutes walk away.

The open plan bedroom, on the first floor, is characterised by the original low vaulted ceiling and chunky beams creating a cosy, romantic atmosphere.

This retreat provides the ultimate romantic escape. Perfectly located to visit the nearby seaside town of Bude and explore all Cornwall has to offer, ideal for honeymoon, anniversary, birthday or any excuse to take a break. The low levels of light pollution the area has to offer makes some superb stellar vistas which cannot be experienced by large proportions of the UK, although best viewed in winter it is still spectacular on warmer nights. Bedroom. The first floor bedroom features a king-size bed with memory foam mattress. Bathroom. The bathroom is on the ground floor and includes a spa bath and walk in rainfall shower and St Kitts Herbery soap, hair & body wash, conditioner and bath foam. Living Area. The living area, located on the ground floor is open plan and includes a television with DVD player and Hi-Fi system. French doors offer countryside and sea views which lead to the private patio area. Kitchen. There is a fully equipped kitchen with the following: Nespresso coffee machine. Dishwasher. Kettle, toaster, microwave. Washing machine and access to a Tumble dryer nearby (next to the Pamper Room). Crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils. Electric oven and ceramic hob. Fridge/freezer. Iron and ironing board. Patio Area and Outside Bath. There is a private patio area featuring stunning natural Indian sandstone an outside bath and a view that faces the sea towards the seaside town of Bude (2 miles). It’s the perfect place to witness the superb sunsets that can often be enjoyed. Please Note. The low sloped ceiling and low bearing beams in the bedroom of Dreamcatcher may not be suitable for all guests.

LOCAL AREA (POPULAR VILLAGES/TOWNS, WALKS AND BEACHES) The Atlantic coast of North Cornwall stretches over forty miles where you can explore a variety of towns and villages such as Boscastle and Tintagel (25 mins drive), Port Isaac (40 mins drive), Padstow and Rock (50 mins drive). There are a range of seven beaches all within seven miles of Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From secluded, hidden coves, perfect for couples to enjoy a picnic while watching the sunset to the popular surfing beaches such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets (all within three miles). Why not take a stroll from the apartment through the village of Marhamchurch (5 mins walk) and then along the level towpath following the Canal with a chance of seeing some Otters and Kingfishers, from Helebridge to the town of Bude (2 miles). This walk can be extended to cover the coastal walk (part of the South West Coast Path) from Compass Point towards Widemouth Bay and back to Helebridge, Marhamchurch, pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house (The Weir) for a well earned treat! The South West Coast Path National Trail (630 miles of superb coastline) which is one of the top walks to be found anywhere in the world. FOOD & DRINK (INCLUDING MEAL DELIVERY) Big-name chefs and independent start-ups have helped the North Cornwall area to become the hub of Cornwall's stand-out restaurants, offering top quality, locally sourced food. There are a wide variety of speciality restaurants in and around Bude (all within a 10 minutes drive). Breakfast can be enjoyed at 'The Weir' (served each day until 12 noon) just a few minutes drive away. There are also several options for meal delivery to your apartment at Wooldown, including: - Bude's resident tapas bar 'The Bank' offering a variety of tasty tapas dishes. - 'La Bocca' for authentic Napolitan pizzas. - 'Surfin Frog' offering locally-sourced fresh ingredients and others from around the world to produce a modern twist on some old classics. NEW! Our DRINKS ORDERING SERVICE is now available! If you fancy a drink to go with one of the meal deliveries above, we now offer a selection of local wines, beers, spirits and mixers that you can order for contactless delivery direct to the apartment's door during your stay.

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.

Imagine if you could experience the thrill of camping in the Cornish countryside, without having to sleep in the Great Outdoors. Well, we’re thrilled to present the beautiful Cwtch Cottage. Just as charming as its name, this bright spacious cottage has an interior design that’ll make you want to stay forever. Open plan living means there’s plenty of space to spend time as a family, and welcoming bedrooms make the perfect spaces for when it’s time to retreat and unwind after a busy day. East Thorne has it all, and you’ll find plenty to keep you busy on those days when you resist the temptation of those nearby beaches. You’ll find a games room for the kids to make new friends and show off their skills, and the shared hardens have plenty of space for the whole family to soak up the sun and enjoy the peaceful setting. When evening falls and it’s time to sip on a glass of bubbly (or a hot chocolate for the kids), the communal campfire makes a lovely space to catch up with new friends and enjoy the glow from the flames. For those days out during your stay, it’s all about the beaches. East Thorne’s a place to fall back in love with the good old bucket and spade lifestyle, and we don’t care how old you are – you never stop feeling excited when you sink your feet into the sand. Choose from Summerleaze (everyone’s favourite) just five miles away, Crooklets Beach (next to Summerleaze and perfect for a wander along the shore) or the rugged beauty of Sandymouth, just a four minute drive away.

Living area Open plan with the kitchen and dining area on the ground floor Furnished with two sofas seating four, TV with Freeview, DVD player and Bluetooth music system Kitchen Open plan with the dining and living area on the ground floor Electric oven and hob, fridge freezer, washing machine, kettle and microwave Dining Open plan with the kitchen and living area on the ground floor Table and four chairs Master Bedroom Located on the first floor Double bed, bedside tables with lamps, wardrobe, a chest of drawers, dressing table and mirror Bedroom Two Located on the first floor Twin beds, wardrobe and bedside tables with lamps Family Bathroom Located on the first floor Bath with overhead shower, wash basin, WC and mirror Outside Communal garden On site facilities include a volley ball net, games room, adventure playground and communal camp fire area Tallet Barn offers full site catered evenings on selected dates throughout the year Seasonal activities for children on selected dates Parking for one car

A beautifully located bungalow sleeps 4 on a small holiday village. Your holiday includes membership to the onsite complex, swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, tennis court, play area, pitch 'n' putt, bar, club with nightly entertainment (April 31st Sept 29th). Bude 3 miles with great shops, places to eat and amazing beaches. Close to Tintagel, Boscastle, Padstow, Wadebridge. Cinema close by. Canal walk and Leisure Complex in Bude. Body boarders paradise, sandy beaches, rock pools, places to eat.

You won't find a better location. The views from the Holiday Village are breathtaking. Beautiful beaches are within walking distance and a haven for surfers and bodyboarders or if you prefer some excellent rock pools.

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. All new bookings placed after 16 April 2020 with an arrival date after 1st August 2020, are protected by Master Cancel. This means that you can cancel, for any reason, between 60 and 2 days prior to arrival for a full refund.

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.