Chapel Amble near Wadebridge

Cottages and Apartments

• Homeleigh Farm Cottages

  Chapel Amble
  Two holiday cottages on the edge of Chapel Amble, a picturesque village near Wadebridge. Both cottages are rated 4 star and have their own gardens and are available all year round. The Camel Estuary, Camel Cycle Trail and the beaches of the North Cornwall Atlantic coast are nearby. Chapel Amble has the famous Maltsters Arms Inn for good food. Children and pets very welcome, cottages sleep up to 4 or 6 people.

• Carclaze Farm – Self Catering Cottage

  Chapel Amble
  Outstanding holiday cottage accommodation in a quiet rural setting. A bespoke cottage has been been created from converted Fifteenth Century farm buildings. These sit within spacious grounds including private gardens, play area and many farm animals. Carclaze Farm is just a few miles from popular destinations including Rock, Polzeath, Padstow, Port Isaac and The Eden Project. Sleeps 4.

Holiday, Touring and Camping Parks

• Parkdean St Minver Holiday Park

  St Minver
  This beautiful woodland park is located in the grounds of an old manor house and is situated next to three gorgeous Cornish beaches. If you enjoy exploring the area, you’ll find you’re only a short drive from the quaint fishing ports of Padstow and Port Isaac.

• Little Bodieve Holiday Park

  Wadebridge
  A superb holiday park on a gently sloping 23 acre site set in the finest of Cornish meadowland near Wadebridge and the famous Camel Trail. We cater for both activity filled family holidays and relaxing breaks for couples. Our nearest beaches are Rock for watersports and sailing, and Polzeath and Daymer Bay for surfing. We have modern self-catering caravans, and pitches for your touring caravan or tent.

• Little Dinham Woodland Caravan Park near Rock

  St Minver
  A caravan park with magnificent views down the Camel Estuary and set in delightful grounds in a sheltered wooded valley. Little Dinham offers luxurious static holiday caravans and a large holiday lodge. Excellent family beaches nearby: Polzeath is famous for its surfing, Daymer Bay for its excellent wind­surfing and Rock for boating, sailing and waterskiing. Fine golf courses and the Camel Trail also nearby.

• Hoburne St Mabyn Luxury Lodge Holidays

  St Mabyn
  There’s no better place than our park near Wadebridge for an idyllic holiday away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Deep in rural North Cornwall yet close to the coast, we are ideally situated with the beautiful Camel Valley to the south, Bodmin Moor to the north. Luxury holiday lodges, outdoor swimming pool..

Bed & Breakfast

• Port Gaverne Hotel

  Port Gaverne, Port Isaac and Port Quin
  Just a short walk away from Port Isaac on the coast of North Cornwall, this Seventeenth Century hotel and restaurant is situated in a tiny paradise by the sea. Step outside the door and sunbathe or swim in crystal-clear waters from the small beach, enjoy spectacular sunsets, or walk the coast. Port Gaverne is in a secluded cove only a short drive away from Padstow and Wadebridge to the south or Tintagel to the north.

Hotels

• Port Gaverne Hotel

  Port Gaverne, Port Isaac and Port Quin
  Just a short walk away from Port Isaac on the coast of North Cornwall, this Seventeenth Century hotel and restaurant is situated in a tiny paradise by the sea. Step outside the door and sunbathe or swim in crystal-clear waters from the small beach, enjoy spectacular sunsets, or walk the coast. Port Gaverne is in a secluded cove only a short drive away from Padstow and Wadebridge to the south or Tintagel to the north.

Activity, Surfing and Walking Holidays

• Lakefield Equestrian Centre

  Camelford and Delabole
  BHS and RDA approved riding centre offering full equestrian facilities and catering for all abilities, from the complete beginner to the more advanced rider. Facilites include indoor school, outdoor school (weather permitting), showjumping paddock and cross-country course. Both farm rides (short rides around the site) and good off-road hacks are offered. Saturday Club for children.

• Discerning Traveller Walking Tours

  Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!

• FREE Visit Cornwall Brochures

  Cornwall
  A trip to Cornwall with the family or a good bunch of friends is the perfect way to have some serious fun and totally recharge, whatever the time of year.

Visitor Attractions

• Camel Valley Vineyard

  Bodmin
  An award-winning vineyard at Nanstallon near Bodmin. Experince the beauty of the Camel Valley with a glass of wine from the comfort of our sun terrace. Wine tastings and sales, gift packs, regular guided tours, group visits by arrangement. Access from Camel Trail.

• Colliford’s Kids Kingdom

  Bodmin Moor
  Colliford’s Kids Kingdom is a 30,000 square foot, all-weather, action packed adventure playground. You can play in the mega ball pool, get lost in the never ending net mazes, wiz along on the infamous toboggan run, spin through the wicked rollers and more.

• Tintagel Old Post Office

  Tintagel
  Nestling among the modern buildings of Tintagel high street, this unusual and atmospheric 14th-century yeoman’s farmhouse, with a famously wavy roof, beckons the curious to explore. The name dates from the Victorian period when it briefly held a licence to be the letter-receiving station for the district. Cared for by the National Trust.

• Tintagel Castle

  Tintagel
  Set on the rugged and awe-inspiring north Cornwall Atlantic coast stands the remains of the 13th century castle. Tintagel has an air of myth and mystery associated with King Arthur and Merlin the magician. Special events during the summer.

• Lanhydrock House

  Lanhydrock near Bodmin
  One of Cornwall’s grandest houses originally built in 1651, set in a glorious landscape of gardens, parkland and woods overlooking the valley of the Fowey River near Bodmin. Highlights include the 17th-century Long Gallery and the warren of Victorian kitchens, larders and sculleries ‘below stairs’. A flagship National Trust property.

• Bodmin Jail

  Bodmin
  Experience the life of an eighteenth century prisoner, visit the gallows, stock and underground cells, All set within 3 acres of original buildings and grounds.

• Eden Project – Cornwall’s Eco Visitor Attraction

  Bodelva near St Austell
  Three gigantic geodesic conservatories displaying plants from around the world. The Eden Project is now an internationally established attraction.

• St Enodoc Golf Club

  Rock
  One of the finest links golf courses in Cornwall and the South West, with everything you would expect from a James Braid design; St Enodoc, in Rock near Padstow, has undulating fairways, firm greens, some blind shots – and all with the added bonus of some of the greatest sea and estuary views on any course in the world.

• Pencarrow House

  Washaway
  A beautiful Georgian House, belonging to the Molesworth-St Aubyn Family, set in 50 acres of listed formal and woodland gardens. The house has a superb collection of pictures, furniture and porcelain. The mile-long Carriage Drive, lined with conifers, rhododendrons and camellias, was first planted in 1842. Just off the A389 between Bodmin and Wadebridge. The perfect, peaceful place for everyone, including the dog!

• Camel Creek Adventure Park

  St Issey and Little Petherick
  With exciting new attractions, dash to Camel Creek Adventure Park. Be thrilled by the 5D Simulator Experience, swoop and soar on the Morgawr roller coaster, splash down Raging Rivers, brave The Beast or dive into 45,000 square feet of indoor play. Plus meet the cutest furry friends and gentle shire giants. It’s Maximum Fun Guaranteed!

• National Lobster Hatchery

  Padstow
  Discover the fascinating world of lobsters and their environment. See live lobsters develop. Learn about the West Country lobster fishing industry.

Golf Courses/Clubs

• Bowood Park Golf Club

  Camelford
  Set in 230 acres of rolling hills and woodlands, once the Deer Park of the Black Prince. Superb greens built to U.S.G.A. specification to provide year round golf. Golf Monthly’s Gold Course Award 1995 and likened to Valderama. The course is set up to provide enjoyment for the low handicapper and the less experienced.

• The Point at Polzeath

  St Minver
  You will always find a warm and friendly welcome at The Point with our par 72, 18 hole golf course situated in beautiful North Cornwall. With views overlooking wooded valleys and streams to the sea beyond, the course design appeals to golfers of all levels and abilities so everyone can enjoy their experience here.

• St Kew Golf Club

  St Kew Highway
  Delightful parkland 9 hole course now with 18 separate tees, 10 par fours and 8 par threes. Set in beautiful countryside with views to Camel Estuary. Superb well drained greens. Clubhouse, bar (serving food all day) covered range and resident professional. Venue of the Cornwall Professional Short Course Championship. Visitors very welcome.

• Trevose Golf & Country Club

  Constantine Bay
  Trevose offers three courses, catering for golfers of all standards – from complete novices to seasoned golfers. The “Championship Course” ranks as one of the top links golf courses in the British Isles. The “Headland Course” is the ideal alternative to the Championship Course, with a par of 35, this 9 hole course offers a good test with a challenging layout and fast greens. The “Short Course” which offers a beautifully laid out 9 hole course.

• St Enodoc Golf Club

  Rock
  St Enodoc has one of the finest links golf courses in the South West of England; undulating fairways, firm greens, some blind shots and all with the added bonus of some of the greatest sea and estuary views on any course in the world. With its hilly terrain no two holes are the same; it may not be long by today’s standards but it is tight with punishing rough and so requires courage and accuracy to cope with some of the problems posed.