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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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Discover the seven regions of the county of Cornwall, from the Tamar Valley and Bodmin Moor to the North Coast and the Lizard Peninsula; each fiercely unique and each uniquely beautiful.

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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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Step into Summer with the National Trust in Cornwall 2025

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No Awards

It was excellent. No football skill is required for this great leveller. One mistake and you’re way over par so anyone can win! No bending over either as you’re kicking the ball and when it goes in the hole, lifting the flag fishes it out. There are two courses, one is longer with fewer obstacles like regular golf. The other is more like crazy golf which is the one we did. Lots of fun. The bar is reasonable and you can have a pint on your way round- and keep the cup as a souvenir if you don’t want your deposit (£1) back. Beware though that this is a long activity- we originally picked it up as a gap filler on our way somewhere else but ended up staying for several hours. Happily though as it was a lot of fun- leave at least half a day aside for this. Will definitely return.

Porth Meur

St Aostol

Cornwall Football Golf Park

Walks & tours for all

90 minute Looe tour and Full Day location tours available

Guests returning on the Polruan Ferry at the end of The Hall Walk guided tour

2 outstanding guided walks - from Mevagissey and Fowey. Lucy went out of her way to be welcoming and friendly, especially as I was solo. Her knowledge of the local area was truly outstanding! Thanks for making my holiday wonderful!

A section of the world-renowned South West Coast Path 630 mile National Trail. This is the route featured in the "Salt Path" book and film and I am a completer of the whole path.

Fowydh

Porthpyra

Pollkerys

Logh

Kalstok

Lannvorek

Liscarret

Lannvowsedh

View from The Hall Walk across St Austell Bay

Across the beach at low tide, towards Chapel Point

View to Ferryside, Daphne du Maurier's first Cornish writing location

Tall ships in the historic Georgian harbour

View of Place, St Fimbarrus Church and Town Quay

Lucy Daniel Guide

Charlestown Beach

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 Tri-Veru

Cornwall Family History Society

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Tewynblustri

Penn sans

Beryl Bikes

Mining in Cornwall

 Ponswad

Lanwethenek

The Family Festival of the Summer- Kids fest at Camel Creek

The South West Coast Path

Bowgie Inn

Newlyn Art Gallery

Bodmin Keep: Cornwall's Army Museum

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