General Information
general Tawnamoor information
Guest access
Guests have access to our pastures and 14 acres of ancient woodland.
Our rates are inclusive of bed linen, towels, electricity, and wood for the log burners. If required, cots and highchairs can also be made available free of charge. Outdoor seating areas are available for guests use, as well as barbecues. We offer storage for bikes and paddle boards and designated parking.
We welcome responsible dog owners and their pets. Dogs can be walked in all areas of the land but for the safety and enjoyment of both your pooch and other guests, we ask that they remain on leads at all times, that they don’t cause a nuisance to other guests and that you pick up after them.
There’s a max. of 2 dogs allowed which are subject to flat rate charge per dog (excl. assistance dogs). Dogs shouldn’t be left alone in the cottage and aren’t allowed on the furniture. We provide a medium dog bed, bowls, dog towel and some doggie treats
Other things to note
Dating back to the mid 1700’s, Tawnawood and the other barns have been lovingly converted using elm and oak from the surrounding woods. They offer a rustic, quirky and charming interior. Each barn is unique and is full of interesting architectural features making the interiors appealing and offer a lovely, warm, welcoming ambience. Surrounded by pleasantly landscaped gardens and wonderful valley views from their own patios, they are ideal for couples looking for a perfect hideaway and for families seeking a secluded spot away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
For the safety and enjoyment of all our guests, please note that we do not allow smoking and vaping in the properties or anywhere on site.
LARDER – COMING SOON
Soon to open – more information coming soon
CELLAR – COMING SOON
Soon to open – more information coming soon
You will soon be able to embark on a culinary journey of Cornwall, where every bite tells a tale of tradition and taste in our on-site shop.
Cornish food, a blend of history and flavour, reflects the rich heritage of this coastal haven.
A taster of what will be in store for you:
Cream Tea
Uncover the subtle distinction – in Cornwall, it’s jam first, then cream.
A culinary tradition not to be missed!
Cornish Yarg
Indulge in Cornish Yarg, a semi-hard cheese wrapped in nettle leaves, offering a unique edible rind.
Crafted by Lynher Dairies near Truro, this cheese, with roots dating back to the 13th century, is a true Cornish gem.
Stargazy Pie
Immerse yourself in Cornish culture with Stargazy Pie, a historic dish featuring pilchards, eggs, and potatoes topped with a crust.
A culinary tribute to fisherman Tom Bawcock, this pie celebrates bravery and sustenance during challenging times.
Cornish Pasty
The iconic Cornish pasty a savoury pastry filled with diced beef, onion, potato, and turnip.
Pilchards (Cornish Sardines)
Once the backbone of the Cornish industry during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Today, the rebranded Cornish sardine adds a gourmet touch to seafood lovers’ palates.
Saffron Bun
A tea treat infused with the world’s most expensive spice, saffron.
Hevva Cake:
The hevva cake is a celebration of the pilchard industry.
The criss-cross pattern on top pays homage to the nets of fishermen during times of abundance.
Tawnamoor is not just a venue; it will celebrate the region’s vibrant flavours.
With the proposed on-site cellar at Tawnamoor will be a curated showcase of Cornwall’s finest wines, beers, ales, and spirits, promising guests an immersive journey into the heart of local craftsmanship.
Wines
Cornwall’s emergence as a noteworthy wine-producing region has been a vinous triumph.
The soon-to-come on-site cellar at Tawnamoor will feature a selection of locally sourced wines that capture the essence of Cornwall’s terroir.
Vineyards such as Camel Valley and Knightor Winery have garnered acclaim for their sparkling wines, crisp whites, and robust reds.
Guests will be able to indulge in the effervescence of Cornwall’s sparkling offerings or savour the nuanced profiles of wines nurtured under the southwestern sun.
Beers and Ales
The Cornish brewing scene is a dynamic tapestry of creativity, and Tawnamoor’s cellar will ensure a frothy exploration of local brews.
Cornwall’s breweries offer a spectrum of choices from traditional ales to contemporary craft beers. Iconic names like St Austell Brewery and Skinner’s Brewery, which will allow guests to sample beers that mirror the diverse Cornish landscape.
Spirits
Tawnamoor will be a haven for aficionados of craft spirits, where Cornwall’s distilleries take centre stage.
Embracing the spirit of innovation, Cornish distillers have crafted gins, rums, and vodkas that embody the region’s maritime heritage.
Tarquin’s Cornish Gin, distilled with botanicals foraged along the coastline, and the velvety Cornish spiced rums from Dead Man’s Fingers are just a glimpse into the spirited offerings.
ALL OF THIS, PLUS TOILETRIES AND GIFTS COMING SOON; CHECK BACK TO SEE WHEN ALL SHALL BE ARRIVING!
Location
Nestling in a private and secluded spot, bordered by streams and woodland.
- 3 miles outside Bodmin
- 5 mins from the A30 & A38
- Close to amenities but far enough to be away from it all.
