Walking - Our location is excellent, with direct level access to the open moor. There are meadow footpaths from the cottage door that join moorland walks to the upper wooded valley of the River Camel, across the moor to climb Brown Willy (Cornwall's highest point) or Row Tor (National Trust) with splendid views. This area has much archaeological interest. Many remains of prehistoric man can be explored within walking distance - King Arthur's Hall, stone circles and Middle Moor Cross are just a few.

Cycling - The Cornish Way (National Cycle Route 3) passes the farm, south to join the Camel Trail (4 miles) or north to Bude via Camelford.
The Camel Trail - An 18 mile traffic free recreational route along the beautiful River Camel valley, commencing at Poley's bridge, Bodmin Moor (4 miles) via Bodmin and Wadebridge to the Atlantic Sea at Padstow. Cycle hire can be arranged locally or at Wadebridge.

Beaches - North Coast
Sandy, surfing beaches at:

• Trebarwith Strand - 7 miles
• Polzeath - 14 miles
• Daymer Bay/Rock - 16 miles (Sailing)

Pony-Trekking, coarse and fly fishing, indoor swimming pool and microlight flying are all available locally.

Historic Homes & Gardens
Pencarrow, Lanhydrock (National Trust), Prideaux Place at Padstow.

The Eden Project - Cornwall's new visitor attraction - A magnificent living theatre of plants. 35 minutes drive

Towns & Villages
St Breward - Our nearest village is 2 miles with shop, Post Office/newsagents, Norman church and The Old Inn Pub with restaurant.
Blisland - 4 miles. Pretty village with Good Pub (vast assortment of real ales)
Camelford - Small town with banks, leisure centre with swimming pool and Art centre.
Wadebridge - 10 miles. Situated midway between Padstow and Bodmin. The Camel Trail can be joined here with cycle hire. Leisure centre with swimming pool, cinema.
Bodmin - 10 miles. Shire Hall visitor centre. Leisure centre with excellent swimming pool.
Tintagel - The castle, the reputed home of King Arthur. National Trust - Post Office.
Padstow - Attractive fishing port made famous by the TV chef Rick Stein.


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