Great Places to Eat
Around The Area
Here are a few of our favourite…
Places to Eat
Lewtrenchard Manor
In the restaurant at Lewtrenchard, diners are treated to a dining experience that is without equal in the South West. Food is always meticulously prepared and beautifully presented by their team of chefs headed by Tom Browning.
https://www.lewtrenchard.co.uk/
Hotel Endsleigh
One for its perfect position and views of the Cornish sea, the other for its extraordinary architecture deep in the secluded Devon countryside.
https://hotelendsleigh.com/
The Horn of Plenty
With 2 AA Rosettes, a passion for local produce and a team of helpful and attentive staff, The Horn of Plenty restaurant near Tavistock has been renowned as one of the very best restaurants in Devon for over 50 years.
https://www.thehornofplenty.co.uk/
The Castle Inn, Lydford
Dog friendly traditional 16th century inn with good food (close to Dartmoor).
http://castleinnlydford.com/
Clovelly Inn at Bratton, Clovelly
Dog friendly traditional pub with good food (a bit further from Dartmoor).
http://www.clovellyinn.co.uk/
The Port William, Trebarwith Strand
Fabulous views of the sea! Dog friendly too!
https://www.theportwilliam.co.uk/
The Rock Inn, Haytor
Wonderful upmarket foodie pub set in the midst of the moor.
https://www.rock-inn.co.uk/
Great Places to Visit
Visiting The Area
Here are a few of our favourite…
Places to Visit
Cotehele
The National Trust’s Cotehele, Cornwall, is a Tudor house with superb collections, garden, quay and estate.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/cotehele
Lanhydrock
A magnificent late Victorian country house with gardens and wooded estate.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lanhydrock
Lydford Gorge
The deepest river gorge in the South West, with spectacular 30m waterfall.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lydford-gorge
Bovey Tracy
A large craft centre offers inspiring exhibitions and events for people to buy, make and learn about contemporary craft.
https://www.crafts.org.uk/
Great Beaches to Explore
Exploring The Area
Here are a few of our favourite…
Beaches
Bude
Bude is Cornwall’s most northern town and a popular resort.
Widemouth Bay is a long sandy beach, looking out towards Lundy Island. Surfers tend to prefer the less popular beach of Crackington Haven. Back along the coombe here can be found the old church of St Gennys, which affords a wonderful coastal panorama from its churchyard. The coastal scenery surrounding the beaches in the Bude area is quite stunning. There is plenty of interesting bird life for the dedicated twitcher and many lovely walks along the cliff tops. Along the coast is Sandy Mouth, an ideal family spot with lovely sands and plenty of rock pools. A little further towards Devon is Morwenstow, south of Henna Cliff. The cliff is a sheer drop down to the sea, the highest in Cornwall, and gives spectacular views across to South Wales.
https://www.cornwall-beaches.co.uk/north-cornwall/bude-town
Trebarwith Strand
Trebarwith Strand is just over two miles from Tintagel along the north Cornwall heritage coastline landmarked by Gull Rock. The sandy beach becomes completely covered at high tide and is accessed over rocks when approched from the pretty village of Treknow down a picturesque valley.
Nearest beaches Bude & my favourite Trebarwith strand.
https://www.visitcornwall.com/beaches/lifeguards-seasonal/north-coast/tintagel/trebarwith-strand-beach