You have decided that you need to take a break, so that you can unwind, relax and recharge your batteries. That means it is holiday time and often the first quiz, will be 'where to go'?
You have decided that the only place to go for your holiday is Cornwall which is in the South West of England. The North and South coasts both have different characteristics. The North which is open to the Atlantic Ocean is more exposed and has a more rugged nature. The South often called the 'Cornish Riviera' is more sheltered and offers safe anchorages at Fowey and Falmouth for shipping. Cornwall has antique heritage and tradition such as Padstow Obby Oss and Helston Flora Day. Stately Homes, many owned by the National Trust such as Mount Edgcumbe in the East of the county and Trengwainton in the far West. The antique Pagan Holy Well at Holywell Bay, Nr. Newquay and Truro has the Royal Cornwall Museum. We have Art Gallery's at St. Ives and world-renowned Golf Courses such as St. Mellion and Trevose.
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Will you stay at a Holiday Park in a Caravan or at a Camping Site? maybe you will pick a self catering asset such as a cottage or a cottage, a Hotel with all meals in case,granted or maybe a Bed & Breakfast/Guest House and have your lunch and supper elsewhere?
If you conclude to go to a Holiday Park you will find that you have all things you need in one place. This will comprise your self-catering accommodation, places to eat such as a cafeteria and Take-away, Supermarket, things to do from swimming pool complexes to play areas, arcades, bars and normally evening entertainment for the family. Cornwall has many holiday parks and can offer anything holiday caress or budget you are looking for either it is the home from home comforts of a caravan or a great encampment for your tent or motorhome. You may prefer to pick one near a town such as Newquay that offers great night life or one in the country which is ideal for the walker such as Eden Valley Holiday Park at Lanlivery. This is not very far inland but wherever you stay in Cornwall you are never more than sixteen miles from the sea. Most holiday parks are dog amiable so there is no need to leave part of the house at home. Some of Cornwall holiday parks overlook the sea like Crantock Beach Holiday Park and Quarryfields both on the outskirts of Newquay. What more could you wish for than taking an evening roam or sitting in your holiday home and enjoying the sun as it sets over the Atlantic Ocean? Holiday parks offer short breaks at assorted times of the year either from Friday to Monday or Monday to Friday such as Sea Acres which also offers spectacular views over Kennack Sands.
Perhaps you want to be on your own so conclude that a self catering asset would suit your requirements better. Here you have an expansive option as there are many properties available either it is a rural retreat such as Mum's cottage on Bodmin Moor or a stunning place by the sea or river. Trewince Lodges at Portscatho are in a prime position overlooking the English Channel at the southern tip of the Roseland Peninsula. Gerrans Bay is to the front of the Georgian manor with the Percuil River to the West. This will be the home from home experience. Some of our holiday homes in Cornwall are white-washed thatched cottages like the ones at Cadgwith Cove or where a local farmer has turned his milking parlour, cow shed or hay barn into holiday accommodation. These often have walls that are two feet thick and exposed rugged beams. A lot of the properties available contribute pristine linen and make all the beds so that on your arrival you could just 'sink into bed'. Towels may be in case,granted and some of the major supermarkets will deliver your groceries directly to your holiday home at an agreed time. A complimentary bottle of wine is often in case,granted as at Romany Rye, Holywell Bay. Your kitchen will normally be well equipped with gas or galvanic cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing engine and tumble dryer. You are free to do what you want when you want.
The next option is a Hotel. A Hotel will offer you either full board e.g. All meals in case,granted or just Bed & morning meal and you conclude when and where you have the rest of your meals. You may pick one of the familiar restaurants of Rick Stein at Padstow, St. Merryn or Falmouth. Or maybe you will pick Jamie Oliver's 15 cafeteria at Watergate Bay. Paul Ainsworth or Nathan Outlaw both has restaurants in Cornwall as well. A Hotel will have a ball room so that you can dance the night away and normally some form of evening entertainment. Often the kitchen will make a packed lunch or maybe a picnic for you. Hotel Bars normally have a good option of beer, spirits and widespread wine lists. The Royal Inn at Par is a hotel and a freehouse. This means it is not tied to a brewery so offers a genuine different option of real ales from local brewers as well as lagers and wines from nearby the world. Heated swimming pools, tennis courts, snooker and pool tables are normally available and sometimes children's playgrounds. The Treglos Hotel at Constantine Bay, Nr. Padstow offers you the benefits of a health boost in their infra-red cabin. Luxurious bedding, Tea and Coffee making facilities together with Tv's, hair dryers and clock/radio alarms are in your bedroom. The Fieldhead Hotel at Looe has new Tv's in all rooms which are Hd ready, have Freeview and many other advantages. House parties for a house or group bookings is inherent and a extraordinary venue for Weddings and special occasions such as Lanteglos Country House Hotel at Camelford.
Bed & morning meal establishments and Guest Houses will also offer crisp clean linen together with Tea and Coffee making facilities, Tv's in the bedrooms, hair dryers and clock/radio alarms. They will cater for most diets using locally sourced Cornish ingredients such as Cornish Crackler Cheese from the Cornwall Cheese company or wine from Camel Valley Vineyards near Bodmin and of course Roddas Cornish Clotted cream. This is probably the friendliest holiday you can pick as you will be living in the owners' home and gain their wealth of knowledge, love and passion for the local area. Many long friendships are made in this way. Secret parking is available and owners will often arrange golf or fishing trips if you so wish. If you stay with a farming house some will let you help feed the animals and let you see what life is like on a working Cornish farm. Cornwall also has some B & B's that offer bread making classes like 'The Olive Tree' at Callington and '2 The Mowhay' at Crantock has a top Cornish artist, with over forty years experience, that will offer painting and drawing classes. Bespoke picnic aid is also available for that coastal walk or you may just like to linger in a Guest House, relaxing and enjoying the spectacular scenery.
Wi Fi and Internet access is normally available.
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