The Dairy Barn is a welcoming, semi-detached house situated near Camelford in Cornwall. This pet-friendly property boasts ground-floor living, woodburning stove, countryside views and off-road parking for four cars, The Dairy Barn is well-suited to a family or group of friends on a rural retreat in Cornwall. Return from a scenic stroll through the Cornwall countryside and step into your new haven. Kick up your well-trekked feet by a woodburning stove as a scrumptious supper cooks in the kitchen equipped with an oven, hob, and fridge/freezer. Dig in at a dining table for six against a window-framed countryside view, then toss the mess to the dishwasher! Freshen up in a shower room or ground-floor en-suite wet room, while the washing machine takes care of the days’ laundry. Curl up with an evening film in the living/dining room, before welcoming sleep in a ground-floor king-size, double, or twin bed waiting to catch you. Soak up your local surroundings on Bodmin Moor at Cornwall's extinct volcano Rough Tor, then top off the day with some pub grub at the spectacular coastal cliff-top pub, The Port William at nearby Trebarwith Strand. Venture out to explore the King Arthur legend on the stunningly rugged cliff-top Tintagel Castle, or walk around beautiful Port Isaac and Boscastle. Take a short drive to Padstow and perhaps meet Rick Stein, or park on the beach to go surfing at Polzeath. Further afield is Bude, where you can explore The Castle Bude, before hiking to scenic wonders at Efford Beacon and Compass Point. Take a short drive to Newquay to meet the animals at Newquay Zoo, dive deeper at Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay, and indulge in a beach day at Great Western Beach. And not to forget, for a unique day out, head to the Eden Project, a world-renowned attraction housing diverse plant collections within its impressive biomes, offering a fascinating insight into various ecosystems. Rural and seaside adventures sit on your doorstep when you book a stay at The Dairy Barn.

The old market town of Camelford nearby is located close to Cornwall's north coast and is ideally situated for exploring the wild country of Bodmin Moor and the high cliffs, hidden coves, fishing villages and surfing beaches that populate this beautiful area. The shops in this old market town have delicious local produce. The South West Coastal Path is a year-round attraction and the surrounding villages and hamlets harbour a wealth of country inns and restaurants. With Wadebridge for a great day out shopping and the Camel Trail for biking and walking, Launceston the old capital of Cornwall with its 13th-century castle, Camelford with the best fish and chips you’ll ever taste, Padstow and Port Isaac for fine dining, Bossiney, Trebarwith and Tregardock beaches for surfing and the fascinating tiny worlds of the rock pools, along with Tintagel, Boscastle, Polzeath and the myriad of other coastal villages to enjoy. Be sure to check out Tintagel, where you will find a magnificent castle, Merlin’s Cave, the National Trust sites of Glebe Cliffs and Tintagel Old Post Office, and the King Arthur’s Arms Inn. You have a dazzling array of days out waiting for you all within easy reach.

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