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Bossiney Bay Cottages is part of our Daisy Door Cottage style Collection, enviably located in a picturesque valley just a short stroll from a secluded sandy bay and only 5 minutes’ drive from historic Tintagel.
Notter Bridge Holiday Park is a family-operated, award-winning holiday park, in a rural Cornish setting, nestled between the River Lynher and a wooded area.
Notter Mill, nestles on the banks of the River Lynher. This peaceful and secluded setting has a tranquil atmosphere and boasts its own outdoor heated swimming pool and fishing is available locally.
Caddy’s Corner Lodges is part of our Evermore Lodge Holidays Collection, stunningly located off the beaten track equidistant from the beauty and diversity of Cornwall’s north and south coasts.
Gwel an Mor is perfect for those who want the choice of activities or to just relax and unwind.
Tamar View Holiday Park is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the views from the park are stunning overlooking the Tamar Valley, Plymouth Sound and beyond.
When you enter the gates at Clowance, 97 acres of beautiful landscaped grounds will unfurl before you, from wildlife-rich woodlands that are joyously carpeted in bluebells during spring, to sprawling green lawns, carefully tended gardens and a tranquil lake – all surrounding the estate’s historic manor house.
10 minutes to Gwithian Beach Private acre of grounds Detached games room with pool table Private hot tub Master bedroom Juliet balcony
With wooded glades and nestled in 16 acres of mature grounds Parbola Holiday Park is your perfect location if you want to be immersed in nature but not too far away from the beautiful beaches that Cornwall has to offer.
Surrounded by picturesque Cornish countryside and only a short distance from the stunning West Cornwall coast, Poldown Holiday Park is the perfect place to relax and unwind.
Escape to Silver Sands Holiday Park, nestled in the captivating countryside of the Lizard Peninsula.
Escape to award-winning Woodovis Park, a family-run 5-star holiday park set within 14 acres of stunning parkland on the Devon and Cornwall border.
Edge of nature reserve location Within 1km of Gwithian Beach Private electric hot tub Eco-home with sustainability features Enclosed dog-friendly garden
Within 1km from Gwithian Beach Nature reserve location Private hot tub Eco home construction Underfloor heating throughout
Chy Carne Holiday Park is situated in the heart of the Lizard Peninsula just a few minutes drive from Kennack Sands Beach.
Driving Distance: About 9 minutes (3.96 miles) | Sleeps: 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Green Acres Cottages offer a picturesque retreat with country charm, modern comforts, an indoor heated pool and a children’s play area, all set within the stunning South Cornwall countryside.
Who will love these lodges? Ideal for families and couples seeking a tranquil escape, Green Acres Cottages provides a serene setting with easy access to local pubs and restaurants. The cottages are perfect for those who appreciate a blend of traditional style and contemporary amenities.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Onsite, guests can enjoy the indoor heated pool and the small children’s play area. For dining, quaint local villages nearby offer a selection of fine traditional pubs and restaurants. While there is no hot tub at this property, the other facilities ensure a comfortable stay.
What’s nearby? Nearby attractions include the secluded beaches at Polkerris and Par, the historic port of Fowey and the world-famous Eden Project, all within easy reach. The Eden Project is about a 10-minute drive away and offers a fascinating experience with its iconic biomes (entry fees apply).
Accommodation options: Green Acres Cottages provide individually styled two-storey traditional cottages with open plan lounges, outdoor patios and gardens. Suitable for up to 6 guests and pet-friendly for 2 pets, these cottages are ideal for families, groups and couples looking for a country escape.
Driving Distance: About 9 minutes (4.11 miles) | Sleeps: 6 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Set in 20 acres of parkland, Sun Valley offers a quintessential Cornish seaside lifestyle, with proximity to the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project and the stunning Pentewan beach.
Who will love these lodges? Sun Valley is a haven for families and beach lovers. With its close proximity to one of Cornwall’s well-loved beaches and major attractions, it’s a great base for exploring and enjoying the Cornish coast.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? While the property does not have a hot tub, guests can enjoy the surrounding natural beauty and local attractions. The nearest beach is less than a mile away, offering a perfect spot for seaside activities.
What’s nearby? Major nearby attractions include the Lost Gardens of Heligan, a 10-minute drive away and the Eden Project, about a 15-minute drive. Both offer unique experiences with nature and are family-friendly (entry fees apply).
Accommodation options: Sun Valley provides a range of accommodation options, including the Stateley, Regent 3, Mevagissey and Fowey, each sleeping up to 6 guests. Note that pets are not allowed in these accommodations and there are no hot tub facilities.
Driving Distance: About 11 minutes (4.45 miles) | Sleeps: 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Par Sands is a coastal haven with direct access to the dog-friendly Par Beach, offering a peaceful location with on-park facilities like an indoor swimming pool, sports courts and a café.
Who will love these lodges? Beachgoers and families will adore Par Sands for its beachside location and family-friendly facilities. Pet owners will appreciate the dog wash station and the allowance for 2 pets.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Guests can enjoy the indoor pool, children’s play park, tennis courts, mini-golf and wildlife lake. The Par Beach Café provides a spot for refreshments after a day of activities.
What’s nearby? The Eden Project is a short drive away, offering an educational and immersive experience in its famous biomes. Local beaches and scenic walks are also easily accessible.
Accommodation options: Par Sands offers the Sanctuary Lodge Pet (Decking), which sleeps up to 6 guests and is pet-friendly. The lodge provides a decking area for al fresco living, although there is no hot tub available.
Driving Distance: About 12 minutes (5.98 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 8 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Meadow Lakes Holiday Park is set in 56 acres of meadows, woodland and lakes in the Cornish countryside. It’s a relaxed, rural spot with animals for children to meet and plenty of room to spread out.
Who will love these lodges? Families get the most from it, and the larger units sleep up to 8. Couples will like the lodges with hot tubs, and selected units take dogs.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Three lakes offer superb coarse fishing, and there are football goals, a children’s play area and an activity barn. A shop and a cosy café cover the essentials.
What’s nearby? Charlestown is about 12 minutes’ drive away, roughly 6 miles. Further afield, you can walk on the Roseland Peninsula and visit picturesque fishing villages, harbours, gardens, theme parks, museums and safe bathing beaches.
Accommodation options: Accommodation ranges from Garden Cottage 1 to lodges like Willow Lodge, plus the bird-named Rosefinch. Some lodges have a hot tub, and pet-friendly versions such as Willow Lodge (Pet) and Rosefinch (Pet) mean the dog can come too.
Welcome to the enchanting town of Charlestown, located in the heart of Cornwall, a county renowned for its rugged coastlines, picturesque villages and rich maritime heritage. As a part of South West England, Charlestown offers a unique blend of historical intrigue and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for both families and couples looking for a relaxing hot tub break with plenty to explore.
Charlestown, with its unspoiled Georgian harbour, is a sightseeing treasure trove. This historic port, built in the late 18th century, has been beautifully preserved, providing a backdrop to many films and television series. Visitors can stroll along the original Grade II listed harbour, admire the tall ships and immerse themselves in the town’s nautical past.
Delve into the fascinating world of shipwrecks and historical artefacts at the Charlestown Shipwreck Centre. This museum houses an impressive collection of items recovered from the ocean floor, including treasures from the Titanic. It’s an educational and intriguing visit for all ages. Estimated pricing: £10 for adults, £5 for children. Visit their official website for more details and seasonal opening times.
Just a short drive from Charlestown, The Eden Project is a must-visit. These massive biomes house plants from diverse climates and environments, offering an extraordinary educational experience. The Rainforest Biome, the Mediterranean Biome and the outdoor gardens are sure to captivate. Estimated pricing: £28.50 for adults, £15 for children. Check their official website for ticket options and opening hours. Padstow and its harbour are about 40 minutes north.
For a tranquil day by the sea, Charlestown Beach is a hidden gem. This pebbly cove, flanked by historic harbour walls, is perfect for a family picnic or a romantic stroll. The beach is easily accessible and offers stunning views of the Cornish coastline. The estuary town of Fowey is a short drive east. Beach access is free, but remember to check tide times to ensure the beach is accessible during your visit.
Explore the Lost Gardens of Heligan, one of the most popular botanical gardens in the UK. Discover over 200 acres of restored gardens, woodlands and a complex of walled gardens. It’s a horticultural haven for plant lovers and a peaceful retreat for those seeking solace in nature. Estimated pricing: £16 for adults, £8 for children. Visit their official website for more information.
For the adventurous, the Porthpean Outdoor Education Centre offers a range of activities such as sailing, kayaking and climbing. It’s an excellent opportunity for families and couples to bond while enjoying the great outdoors. Activity prices vary, so please refer to their official website for specific details and to book your adventure. The sea stacks at Bedruthan Steps are about 35 minutes north.
| 1. Charlestown is a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its historical significance. |
| 2. Many attractions offer family tickets, which can provide savings for groups. |
| 3. The town is pedestrian-friendly, but there are also ample parking options. |
| 4. The South West Coast Path runs through Charlestown, ideal for walkers. |
| 5. Local eateries offer delicious Cornish cuisine, including fresh seafood. |
| 6. Accommodations with hot tubs are available for that extra touch of luxury. |
| 7. Check the local calendar for festivals and events during your visit. |
| 8. The climate is mild, but always be prepared for changeable weather. |
| 9. Most attractions are busiest during school holidays and summer months. |
| 10. Respect the natural environment and heritage sites during your visit. |
Q: Are there any guided tours available in Charlestown?
A: Yes, guided tours are available that delve into the town’s history and its role in film and television. Port Isaac, home of TV’s Doc Martin, is another favourite film location. Check with the local tourist information centre for the latest offerings.
Q: Can we bring our dog to Charlestown?
A: Many areas in Charlestown are dog-friendly, including some beaches, though restrictions may apply during peak seasons. Always check signage and local guidelines.
Q: What’s the best time of year to visit Charlestown?
A: Charlestown is beautiful year-round, but the summer months offer the best weather for outdoor activities. Spring and autumn are quieter and great for enjoying the natural scenery. The coast path from Polperro to Looe is a quiet-season favourite.
Q: Are there any hot tub lodges in Charlestown?
A: Yes, there are several lodges and accommodations in and around Charlestown that offer private hot tubs. Book in advance, especially during peak seasons, to secure your spot.
Q: Is Charlestown suitable for visitors with mobility issues?
A: While Charlestown is relatively accessible, some historic areas and attractions may have limited access. It’s best to check with individual venues in advance.
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Charlestown is a captivating destination with a wealth of activities and sights to offer. Whether you’re soaking in a hot tub under the stars or exploring the historic sights and natural wonders, this Cornish town promises an unforgettable experience for families and couples alike.
