We are definitely spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches. Vast expanse of golden sand at Widemouth Bay and Sandymouth. Rock pools, beach cafes, sea-pool and crabbing at Summerleaze and Crocklets and the stunning Duckpool, which is protected by The National Trust. Wild or town beaches, Bude has it all. Click the read more link for a detailed overview of each beach.

So many stunning walks close to the farm and the local area. We are just 2 miles from the South West Coast path and also at the top of the Coombe Valley (leads to Coastal Path), Stowe Woods, Marsland and Kilkhampton Common. Click the read more link for a more detailed view of local walks. Another great resource is www.iwalkscornwall.co.uk

When in comes to things to do in Bude for Kids there is no end of choice. The Milky way is a fantastic adventure park for all the family, The Big Sheep has well sheep! but also lots of other animals, park rides and shows, there is surfing and all the beach activities as well as the independent Rebel cinema and bowling. Click the link and go to the blog for a detailed list.

Built half on the mainland and half on a jagged headland, Tintagel Castle is one of the most spectacular historic sites in Britain and well worth a visit while you are Woodlands. Tintagel gained literary fame when Geoffrey of Monmouth named it as the place where King Arthur was conceived.

A must for lovers of Gardens and mystery alike - Heligan is one of the most mysterious estates in England. Lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1, this Sleeping Beauty was re-awakened in 1990 to become Europe's largest garden restoration project. Today Heligan's 200 acres are a paradise for the explorer, wildlife, plant lover and garden romantic

The Eden Project is Home to the World's Largest Indoor Rainforest and lots more hidden treasures. Eden's tropical biome houses an incredible selection of plants that make up the largest indoor rainforest in the world!

Boscastle is a charming village nestled within a deep valley on the North Cornwall coast. Famous for its natural harbor and stunning coastal scenery, Boscastle is a popular destination for hikers, history enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike. The village is home to quaint cottages, traditional pubs, and the fascinating Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.

Visit Cornwall's Premier Steam Railway! Step back in time as you sit back, relax and enjoy the 13 mile round trip. Keep an eye on the website as they have Christmas specials with santa on the train, dining services and even murder mystery events.

Nestled along the rugged coastline of North Devon, Clovelly is a picturesque fishing village renowned for its steep cobbled streets and timeless charm. Its quaint cottages, hugging the cliffside, offer stunning views of the Bristol Channel. Clovelly is famously car-free, with transportation relying on donkeys and sledges. Visitors can explore its narrow lanes, visit the Clovelly Court Gardens, or relax on its pebbled beach.

St Nectans Glen is one of nature’s most stunning and awe-inspiring creations. A world filled with the elixir that nature has shaped into one of Cornwall’s most unspoilt hidden corners. Voted an area of outstanding natural beauty, appointed a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) due to its rare specimens of plants, and considered to be one of the UK’s most spiritual sites: St Nectan’s Glen. Enjoy the waterfall, woodlands and fabulous cafe at the top of the waterfall.

Bude is famous for its beaches and outdoor activities. Surfing continues all year, with great conditions for beginners in the summer months and more challenging surfing in the Autumn and winter. Have two surf mad kids we know all the surf schools well but you can also check out our blog on our recommendations

Bude has a vibrant art community and many artists offer courses so you can acquire a new skills or advance one you already have. From learning to paint sea scapes with Hannah Jenkinson or a pottery course at Welcombe Pottery or even wood turning at Hide Studio there is something for everyone. Contact direct to discuss your requirements.

Cornwall is known for its challenging cycling routes around the coastline but it also includes gentler rides that all the family can enjoy. Read our cycling blog to learn some of the favoured local routes.

Tucked away on the North Cornwall coast, Crackington Haven is a hidden gem known for its rugged beauty and secluded beach. Surrounded by towering cliffs the village offers a peaceful retreat for all. Crackington Haven is popular with surfers, walkers and offers great food with the The Coombe Barton Inn, Cabin Cafe and Haven Beach Cafe, which serves the best crab sandwiches around.

RHS Rosemoor Garden is a great place to visit in all seasons. From Lady Anne’s original garden to the Rose Gardens (with over 2000 roses), the Fruit and Vegetable Garden, the Arboretum, Lake and Bog Garden, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Padstow's coastal position makes it the perfect place to explore on land and sea. Jump on a wildlife watching boat trip, or find out more about our marine life at the National Lobster Hatchery. For food lovers, don't miss Rick Steins restaurant's.