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The Gaffer (sleeps two) is a simple little apartment in the hub of Boscastle, a picture-postcard harbour and village surrounded by walks. If you're holidaying with friends or family, there are another two apartments next door, both recently refurbished - The Clinker (sleeps two) and The Lugger (sleeps three).
This tiny smuggler's cabin on the coast path at the edge of one of the most beautiful beaches in Cornwall. Dog friendly. Sleeps two.
This pretty gamekeeper’s cottage perched next to woodland on the Cotehele estate. Dog friendly. Sleeps four.
Those craggy coves and vast headlands make Cornwall a haven for dog walking. And with a 630 mile-long coastal path with dog friendly beaches along the way, there’s no need for pup to miss out on your adventures. Image: Winnianton Farmhouse (sleeps six).
Gather the group for a memorable stay in Cornwall. With large cottages sleeping up to twelve people and clusters of neighbouring cottages for larger groups, these cottages are ideal for gathering for a holiday in Cornwall. Choose from luxurious country manor houses to stylish riverside apartments. Image: Bosveal (sleeps 10)
Choose the place that's perfect for you, from a cosy cottage for two to a comfortable farmhouse with space to gather family and friends. You'll find Christmas and winter events at National Trust places across Cornwall - the garland in Cotehele's Great Hall, choirs and wreath-making at Trerice, decorations at Godolphin and winter lights at Trengwainton. Image: Lansallos West House, Looe
.Hassle-free bunkhouse accommodation for those who want to spend more time exploring the Cornish coast than indoors. Sleeps 17.
There's no better way to enjoy the outdoors than to camp under the stars. Here are some camping sites in Cornwall for inspiration for your next camping holiday.
Home to woodland cycling trails that nestle in a Victorian country estate, an 18-mile disused railway line known as the 'Camel Trail', as well as miles of unspoilt Cornish countryside.
Go on set and discover the turbulent seascapes and rich mining history showcased in BBC's Poldark. Venture along the South West Coast Path for a rollercoaster walk through sweeping headlands and winding creeks.
Cornwall's coastline is littered with surfing beaches, producing some of the most consistent swells in the UK. Busy Newquay has become the surfing mecca of the UK, often with packed out beaches.
Take to the water and explore the stunning wooded creeks of Cornwall. There are various places to launch your own canoe as well as self-hire and guided trips to join.
Book a holiday with us and you'll not just have a trip filled with special memories, but you'll help us care for these places well into the future.