Oak Cabin at Hilton Wood, Whitstone is a beautifully designed two-bedroom retreat nestled within peaceful private woodlands. The open-plan kitchen comes fully equipped with gas oven and hob, fridge / freezer, and built-in microwave, flowing seamlessly into a dining area with ample seating for family meals. The inviting lounge space features two comfortable sofas and a Smart TV, perfect for cosy evenings together. The family shower room impresses with its waterfall Jacuzzi shower complete with body jets and multi-function hand shower, alongside a WC.
Heading outside, your private wood-fired hot tub awaits, the perfect spot for starlit soaks after days exploring the North Cornwall coast. Outdoor seating provides wonderful opportunities for al fresco dining, whilst the surrounding woodlands invite gentle exploration. Upstairs, discover a tranquil snug area ideal for curling up with a book, which also houses a double sofa bed for additional guests. Step onto the upstairs balcony to breathe in the woodland air and enjoy expansive views over the surrounding countryside. The ground floor twin bedroom offers flexible sleeping arrangements, while the double bedroom upstairs features its own balcony access.
Picture crisp mornings with coffee on the balcony, birdsong drifting through the trees. Spend sun-drenched days discovering hidden coves and coastal paths, then return to your woodland sanctuary. As dusk settles, sink into the bubbling hot tub beneath the stars, wood smoke curling into the evening air, before gathering around the dining table to share stories of the day's adventures.
Oak Cabin at Hilton Wood, Whitstone positions you perfectly for exploring North Cornwall's treasures. Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (15 km) delights families with interactive puzzle trails, a mysterious mansion, and enchanting gardens that spark imagination and wonder. Tintagel Castle in Tintagel (23 km) commands dramatic clifftop views, where legendary Arthurian ruins connected by a spectacular modern footbridge tell tales of ancient kings and Celtic mystique. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (24 km) stands proud on windswept Bodmin Moor, this historic smuggling inn combining fascinating museum exhibits with characterful accommodation and hearty traditional dining. Meeth Quarry Nature Reserve in Meeth (30 km) stretches across 150 hectares of rolling countryside, where deep water-filled lakes reflect beautiful skies and wildlife thrives in peaceful abundance.
Journey further to uncover more of Cornwall's captivating attractions. Bodmin Jail in Bodmin (48 km) brings Victorian crime and punishment vividly to life through guided heritage tours, spine-tingling paranormal experiences, and absorbing interactive exhibitions within imposing granite walls. The Eden Project in Bodelva (49 km) rises spectacularly from a former clay pit, its iconic biomes sheltering diverse plant collections and interactive exhibits exploring humanity's relationship with the natural world. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (50 km) preserves Cornwall's china clay heritage within beautiful parkland settings, offering fascinating insights into the industry that shaped the county's landscape.
The thriving seaside resort of Bude sits just eight kilometres away, where award-winning golden beaches meet Atlantic rollers perfect for surfing, backed by clifftop walks offering breathtaking coastal panoramas and rock pools teeming with marine life. Meanwhile, Padstow is a 41-kilometre drive. This picturesque harbour town celebrated as a foodie's paradise, where Michelin starred restaurants sit alongside independent eateries, artisan producers fill the harbour-side shops, and the Camel Trail provides scenic cycling through stunning Cornish countryside.
