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£317 (from) Bay Tree Lodge, Port Isaac, CornwallCornwall, England, South West of England2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
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£226 (from) Sunny Cabin, Bossiney near Tintagel, CornwallCornwall, England, South West of England1 Bedroom, Sleeps 2
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£313 (from) The Coastal Lodge St Teath, CornwallCornwall, England, South West of England2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
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£342 (from) Trefledart Lodge Cornwall, Polperro near LooeCornwall, England, South West of England3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
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220 per week (from) Redwood lodge Eastcott Lodges CornwallCornwall, England, South West of EnglandRedwood Lodge in the Tamar Valley at Eastcott Lodges. Family friendly cabin with veranda, fishing lake, and easy trips to Bude and Widemouth.
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£418 (from) Valley Lodge No 50, Honicombe Manor, CornwallCornwall, England, South West of England3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Hot tub
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£691 (from) Eden Lodge, St. Columb Major, CornwallCornwall, England, South West of EnglandEden Lodge, St. Columb Major, Cornwall
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£490 (from) Watersedge Lodge, Lanreath, CornwallCornwall, England, South West of EnglandWatersedge Lodge, Lanreath, Cornwall
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£399 - £1049 per week Coombe Mill lodges, CornwallCornwall, England, South West of EnglandCoombe Mill lodges, Coombe Mill Farm, Cornwall
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Cornwall
Cornwall offers fantastic blue flag beaches, wonderful coastlines and quaint villages and towns. A self-catering log cabin holiday in Cornwall offers the freedom to explore what’s on offer throughout this great region of the UK. With a mild climate and lush gardens and beaches scattered along the coast, whether you hit North, South, East or West Cornwall, all are equal when it comes to providing you with the raw material to put together a wonderful holiday that dreams are made of. If you think ‘Poldark, brilliant blue sea, majestic cliffs and historic mines, you will get feel just a small flavour of what Cornwall has to offer.
Learn to surf in Newquay or explore the cobbled streets of St Ives. Famous with the Hippies back in the 60’s, St Ives is definitely the place to be, particularly in the summer. A haven and natural lure for artists and the creative scene, you will find wonderful galleries alongside some of Cornwall’s most amazing beaches. Why leave the UK when there are pearls like St Ives to visit and explore?
There are also some wonderful towns to spend time in. Truro city is inland and has all the usual sophisticated and cosmopolitan haunts on offer that you would expect. You will find some delectable restaurants and cafes to dine in and whatever your particular taste when it comes to food, you will find plenty of every variety from English to Indian to the even more exotic.
Falmouth is also a sensational town that encompasses everything that any family could desire; a choice of tropical-feel beaches, complete with golden sands and palm trees; amazing shops and galleries; harbors filled with a mix of fishing vessels and luxurious yachts as well as the wonderful ornamental gardens and parks. Whether the sun is out or the wind and rain pays a visit, Falmouth offers plenty to see and do.
Both young and old visitors can enjoy what's on offer all year round. We have farm holidays with lodges that cater for up to 6 people that are great for kids, plus relaxing lodges with hot tubs for couples. We hope you will agree that our Cornwall lodges are a great option for a self-catering log cabin holiday. So please take a look at some of the places that are available to stay in, as shown below.