Lakeside Landing, Kilkhampton welcomes you through double doors into a light, open-plan living area, where a comfortable sofa and two armchairs sit beneath a Smart TV with DVD player, perfect for winding down after a day of coastal exploring. The fully equipped kitchen makes preparing family meals a breeze, while the adjoining dining table invites everyone to gather, share plates, and recount the day's adventures. A ground-floor bathroom, complete with shower over bath and WC, completes this practical and stylish layout.
Step outside through the lodge's double doors to discover a private patio, furnished with table and chairs and your own gas or charcoal barbecue, ideal for alfresco dining amid tranquil lakeside views. Upstairs, two smartly appointed bedrooms await: a comfortable double and a cosy twin, both offering restful retreats after busy days. A single parking space sits right outside the lodge, with further parking close by, making arrival and unloading simple and stress-free.
Imagine mornings spent watching mist rise off the lake from your private patio, the air fresh and the grounds hushed but for birdsong. Afternoons might bring a dip in the on-site pool, a few sets of tennis, or a lazy spot of coarse fishing by the water's edge. As dusk falls, fire up the barbecue, pour a drink, and let the tranquillity of this seventeen-acre lakeside haven settle around you.
Lakeside Landing, Kilkhampton sits within seventeen acres of peaceful grounds and lakes, perfectly placed for exploring North Devon and North Cornwall's finest attractions. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (14 km) offers a thrilling themed archery experience combining historical and fantasy elements, guided by expert instructors. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (21 km) promises a fun-filled family day of rides, live sheep shows, and entertainment for all ages. Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (26 km) delights with interactive trails, a mysterious mansion, and enchanting gardens, while Tintagel Castle (32 km) rewards visitors with legendary Arthurian history and breathtaking clifftop views across the Cornish coast, a site steeped in myth and legend that captivates visitors year-round.
Venture a little further afield to uncover more of the region's treasures. Quince Honey Farm in South Molton (46 km) offers a fascinating working honey farm experience perfect for curious families. Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park (47 km) combines live animal exhibits with life-sized dinosaur models for an unforgettable family day out. Meanwhile, kayaking on the River Camel at Porthilly Cove (49 km) provides guided tours exploring a scenic estuary, with excellent opportunities for wildlife spotting along the way. These excursions make for a wonderful day trip, blending adventure, wildlife, and the great outdoors.
The thriving seaside resort of Bude, just eight kilometres away, boasts award-winning beaches, excellent surf schools, and a historic canal towpath perfect for leisurely strolls. Further afield, the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac (41 km) enchants visitors with its scenic harbour, traditional cottages, and fame as the filming location for television's beloved Doc Martin, renowned for its charming narrow streets and fresh seafood restaurants, making it a wonderful day trip destination during your stay at Lakeside Landing.
