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If you’re looking for hotels in Cornwall, B&B’s, self-catering, holiday parks, or campsites you’re in the right place. Whatever your taste and budget we’ve got it covered. From boutique guest houses and cosy cottages to unique glamping sites and hostels, this is the ultimate where to stay in Cornwall guide.

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Cornwall’s charm is in its ability to be everything to everyone. Do nothing but surround yourself in nature or sample it all. Just do it the Cornish way.

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Our stunning Tolgus Jewellery Collection contains a touch of tin from our very own Tolgus Tin Mill.

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Victory and Reflection: Marking 80 Years Since VE Day at Bodmin Jail

We loved our visit to the Bodmin jail attraction, a mixture of fun and fact, a very enjoyable experience indeed, definitely worth a visit.

Very enjoyable couple of hours, even if your not a train/steam fan. The train journeys are lovely in the old carriages. Also the station staff/volunteers are very approachable and knowledgeable about the trains and carriages on site.

Bodmin Railway

"So refreshing to have a museum that actively encourages interaction, which maximises the curiosity of the children and their adults who are lucky enough to have stumbled across this hidden family run gem! A treat for the senses where learning and play are in perfect balance.” 

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Lanhydrock 

Wonderful gardens, and the kitchens inside the house provide a fascinating glimpse into the past. A lovely National Trust property.

National Trust Lanhydrock

Lanhydrock late spring and summer events

Events at Bodmin Railway

Events at Bodmin Jail

Very well put together set of clues and instructions. Even though we have lived in the town where we did the trail for nearly 30years, we still found nooks and crannies that we didn’t know about.

Our family love doing the treasure trails. Makes such a fun day out learning things about a place that otherwise you might not know.

Porthbud

Fowydh

Logh

Tewynblustri

Penn sans

Porth Ia

 Tri-Veru

Treasure Trails

The Chapel Restaurant & Bar

Jamaica Inn

 Ponswad

Pencarrow House and Gardens

Porth Meur

Lanust

The Poldark cast love Cornwall too

Lannstevan

Liscarret

Bodmin Moor National Landscape

Lanwethenek

Poldark inspired walks for serious walkers

Bodmin Keep: Cornwall's Army Museum

Super Tramp Bodmin

Camel Valley Vineyard

The Camel Trail

Get back to nature at one of Cornwall's hidden gems.

Absolutely gorgeous! The trails are well-marked, the scenery is stunning, and there's even a do-it-yourself dog washing station. The cafe was fantastic with extremely friendly staff. I HIGHLY recommend it.


Blue grade mountain bike trail with optional red sections for competent off-road cyclists

The remains of the Wheal Glynn 'bubble' mine can be seen from the Wheal Glynn Walk (steep climb)