Demelza, Lostwithiel is a charming glamping pod offering a cosy open-plan living space designed for a relaxing Cornish escape. Step inside to find a bright kitchen area overlooking the garden, equipped with an oven and combination grill, two-ring induction hob, microwave, and fridge with small freezer compartment, ideal for whipping up anything from a quick breakfast to a leisurely dinner. The adjoining dining table invites shared meals, while the large sofa facing the garden window provides a perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring, warmed throughout by gentle underfloor heating.
Heading outside, the private grounds offer a wonderful outdoor sitting area complete with a firepit and electric hot tub, perfect for stargazing evenings beneath twinkling fairy lights. The open-plan bedroom is appointed to a high standard, featuring a comfortable double bed and plenty of space to settle in after a day spent exploring the Cornish countryside. A fully equipped bathroom with walk-in shower completes the layout, while dedicated parking behind the pod makes arriving and unpacking effortlessly simple.
Picture evenings spent beneath a blanket of stars, bubbles rising around you in the hot tub as fairy lights twinkle softly through the darkening Cornish sky. By day, wander the surrounding farmland and woodland trails, breathing in fresh country air before returning to the crackle of the firepit. Whether you're curled up on the sofa with a book or sipping wine beneath the open sky, Demelza offers a tranquil retreat far from the everyday.
Demelza, Lostwithiel is tucked away amid rolling Cornish farmland near Liskeard, placing you within easy reach of some of the county's most celebrated historic attractions. Lanhydrock House, a grand Victorian country house set within beautiful gardens and ancient woodlands, is just six kilometres away, offering a fascinating glimpse into opulent historic lifestyles across its many rooms and parkland. Bodmin Jail (13 km) draws visitors with guided heritage tours, paranormal experiences, and interactive exhibitions exploring Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment within its atmospheric stone walls. Further along, the Lost Gardens of Heligan (23 km) enchant with magical plant collections, wildlife habitats, and winding woodland walks, while Tintagel Castle (27 km) rewards visitors with breathtaking clifftop views and legends of King Arthur.
Venture a little further afield and uncover even more of Cornwall's finest attractions. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (46 km) brings maritime heritage to life through engaging exhibits, boat collections, and interactive family activities overlooking the harbour. Plymouth Gin Distillery (48 km) invites you to discover the rich heritage of gin-making with guided tours and tastings at a historic distillery established in 1793. Stithians Lake Activities Centre (51 km) offers an idyllic lakeside setting for water sports, fishing, and peaceful nature trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a day away from the pod.
Closer to home, St Austell lies 17 kilometres away, a historic clay mining town and proud home to the famous Eden Project, with its iconic biomes making for an unforgettable family day out. Newquay, a 34-kilometre drive from the property, boasts some of Cornwall's most beautiful beaches, with miles of golden sand and captivating coastlines stretching along the Atlantic coast. Voted one of the Best Seaside Towns for Families, Newquay's laid-back charm offers something for everyone, from surfing lessons to seafront ice creams.
