Bybrook Lodge, Cornwall

Camelford 4.6 miles. Nestled on the picturesque Inny Vale development in the small village of Davidstow, near to the old market town of Camelford in Cornwall, is Bybrook Lodge. Set over two storeys and sleeping up to six guests, Bybrook Lodge is a charming setting for a family or friends trip to Cornwall. As you approach the property, you will see that there is convenient parking outside of the lodge, so you can unload your bags and carry them just a short few step to the property. Head inside to a spacious open-plan living area, boasting rustic exposed wooden beams and unwind in the evening on the sofas, enjoying your favourite show on the TV as the electric fire adds extra warmth! The kitchen has been fitted to a very high standard, boasting contemporary finishes; here you can rustle up some home-cooked favourites before enjoying them around the dining table. In the evening, you will benefit from the convenience of a double bedroom, located on the ground floor, and you can freshen up and wash the day away in the ground-floor shower room. Travel up to the first floor where you will discover two tastefully furnished bedrooms, a king-size and a twin, plus another bathroom containing a bath with shower over. Take in the surrounding countryside views and enjoy a morning coffee on the seating in the partially enclosed patio. Camelford is home to a small variety of local shops, amenities and several pubs and restaurant; be sure to pay the Masons Arms pub a visit and enjoy some brilliant service and local beer! Camelford is the perfect tourist base for those wanting to explore the rugged countryside of Bodmin Moor, which is a mix of grassland dotted with giant boulders which provide panoramic views of the coastline and the charming villages of Boscastle and Tintagel. Travel west to the historic fishing village of Port Isaac, where you can enjoy a spot of fishing or scenic boat trips from the harbour, take the children crabbing in the variety of small rock pools dotting the shores, or enjoy fine dining at Michelin Star Fish Kitchen and Restaurant Nathan Outlaw. Take a leisurely stroll through the country and coastal scenery as you head towards the historical village of Tintagel, home to the ruins of the once remarkable Norman Tintagel Castle. Soak up the rich heritage and enjoy the charming shops, cafes and restaurants as well as the potteries and galleries. Pack up a picnic and head out for a day at one of Cornwall’s fabulous beaches, the closest to Camelford being the National Trust owned, Trebarwith Beach. For a memorable trip to Cornwall, choose Bybrook Lodge.