Cottages In Camelford, Boscastle And Tintagel
Cornish Horizons selection of self catering holiday cottages, houses, apartments, flats
and
bungalows
in the Camelford, Tintagel and Boscastle Cornwall are listed by order of how many people they sleep.
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books. The north Cornish
coastal town of Tintagel well known for the legend of King Arthur and the
Knights of the Round Table. Due to coastal erosion the ruins of "King
Arthur's Castle" can now only be reached by a bridge. Tintagel castle
is know maintained by English Heritage. There are many beaches in the area,
for surfers Trebarwith and Bossiney are the main attractions, but the Castle
Beach is renowned as a very safe bathing beach. For the visitor to Tintagel
there are many attractions to see in the village apart from the cliffs area
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Nearby is the lovely village of Boscastle, Delabole, Camelford and the
pretty fishing village, Port Isaac.
Boscastle has had considerable publicity recently due to
the disastrous flood in 2004 and the BBC television series "A
seaside Parish". The village is gradually recovering from the floods
and is gradually being restored.
This pretty village and harbour are located in the
picturesque valley of the river Valency. The village is a
higgledy-piggledy collection of stone and slate cottages, shops and houses
clinging to the steep hillside and nestling in the valley to either side of
the river. The river meets the sea at the protected harbour, which at one
time was a busy little port. Boscastle contains a number of
interesting Craft shops, a Witches Museum, a former watermill, various
shops, the Cobweb and Napoleon Inns and the Wellington Hotel. The
spectacular coastal path to the North climbs up to High Cliff, the highest point on the
Cornish Coast. Visit the golf page. |
SLEEPING 4
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Chapel Court, Camelford
Sleeping 4 in two bedrooms.
A charming character stone cottage, comfortably and attractively
furnished. Very handy for the centre of the old town and located
about 6 miles inland from the delightful coastal villages of Boscastle and
Tintagel. Camelford, an ancient town built on the banks of the River
Camel, is surrounded by many superb walks. No pets.
Daisy's Cottage, nr
St Breward, North Cornwall
Sleeping 4 in two bedrooms. Beautiful Cornish character cottage with large
garden, woodburning stove and beamed ceilings. Truly rural, quiet
location in a wooded valley. Breathtaking moor views are about a mile
away. St Breward village has a pub with a restaurant just over a mile from
Daisy’s Cottage. Superb walking country with woodlands and moors. Pets
welcome.
SLEEPING 8
Moorside,
Camelford
Sleeping 8 in four bedrooms. Spacious,
stylish and very comfortable terraced house. Quality accommodation in a
tranquil setting on the outskirts of Camelford. Ideal for exploring the
untamed North coast.
Superb
walks with stunning scenery and picturesque valleys surround the area.
Wadebridge,
Padstow, Newquay and the Eden Project are all easily reached.
No pets.
Parwin,
Treknow, Tintagel
Sleeping 8 in four
bedrooms. Roomy character cottage with beamed ceilings and woodburning
stove. Provides comfortable, flexible accommodation for large families.
Located in the small hamlet of Treknow, only 600 yards from a pub. 10 mins
walk to the sandy surfing beach of Trebarwith Strand. A mile to Tintagel; the
legendary birthplace of King Arthur. Pets welcome.
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