beautiful cornish stone cottages
- Self Catering
- Year-round Availability
- Individual & Group bookings
- Dog Friendly
The location is as idyllic as it is convenient. Easily accessible from the A30, it’s an easy and accessible location to explore the whole of Cornwall and access local amenities without miles of winding lanes, but just distant enough from the outside world to be a quiet rural retreat
Both the North and South coasts are 20 minutes away. It’s an ideal location to explore the mystical Bodmin Moor. Forestry England’s Cardinham woods with its own visitor centre, walking and mountain biking trails are at the end of the drive, making it ideals for adventure lovers too and a haven for dogs, with lots of walks straight from the door.
Bodmin, a Gateway to Cornwall’s Rich Heritage
Bodmin is strategically located as an ideal base for unlocking the treasures of this beautiful region.
Cycling Adventures: The Camel Trail and Beyond
Bodmin is ideal for cyclists with its central position and many cycling routes leading in every direction.
The renowned Camel Trail, a scenic route via the coast or Bodmin.
Cardinham Woods at the end of our drive with trails for mountain biking enthusiasts, catering to all levels of expertise.
Off-road trails at Lanhydrock, the National Trust’s estate near Bodmin.
Don’t miss the Cornish Way, part of the National Cycle Network.
Rainy Day Excursions, Bodmin’s Indoors Gems
When the Cornish weather takes a turn, Bodmin unveils its indoor treasures.
Steam enthusiasts can embark on a nostalgic journey aboard the Bodmin Railway, Cornwall’s sole full-size working steam railway.
Head into Cornwall’s military history at Bodmin Keep, housing the evocative Cornwall’s Army Museum, or step back in time at Lanhydrock House, a grand Victorian estate just outside town.
For a unique experience, visit Discovering 42, Bodmin’s science centre, where flashing lights, strong magnets, and interactive exhibits promise entertainment for all ages.
Historical Bodmin
Bodmin carries the echoes of a haunting murder mystery from April 1844 when Charlotte Dymond’s lifeless body was found on Bodmin Moor.
The tragic tale involves her alleged walk with boyfriend Matthew Weeks, who was later arrested and tried at the Shire Hall, now the Cornwall Crown Court. The controversial trial led to Weeks’ execution.
Stroll through Bodmin, where imposing granite structures narrate the town’s significance during the 19th-century mining boom.
The Shire Hall, once the county courtroom, and the 15th-century St Petroc’s Church, Cornwall’s largest parish church, add layers to Bodmin’s historical tapestry.
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The perfect getaway
Whoever you are with and whatever you with to take a break from, get back to nature and peace within acres of greenery. Enjoy the sounds of the birds and the wind through the grass…
Group
Perfect to hold a group retreat, activity, or break. Book the whole site for an exclusive use stay in our piece of Cornish paradise.
Couple
Enjoy a romantic break and re-discover and re-connect with each other.
Family
The perfect place to explore, have family adventures and build those family memories.
just you
Indulge yourself. Everyone needs ‘me’ time. Tawnamoor’s the perfect retreat to Reset and Revive or concentrate on yourself.
Enjoy a get together
Our grounds are a perfect getaway for group activities and get togethers. With enough space to erect gazebos and shelter for various events, or tranquil space for group retreats such as yoga and meditation.
Get in touch to discuss how we can accommodate your needs.
