Snowy Owl, Winnard's Perch, is a charming eco-friendly lodge offering a peaceful retreat near the stunning north Cornish coast. The well-appointed kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine, ensuring effortless meal preparation throughout your stay. Step into the inviting open-plan lounge / diner, where comfortable seating, a Smart TV, and a warming wood burner create the perfect atmosphere for cosy family evenings after days spent exploring the dramatic coastline and quaint fishing villages.
Venture outside to discover a delightful enclosed decked area complete with outdoor seating and charcoal BBQ, ideal for al fresco dining while soaking up the glorious Cornish sunshine. A small lawn provides additional space for children to play or simply to relax with a good book. The lodge offers two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a double room with an en-suite shower room providing added convenience, and a comfortable twin room. A family bathroom with separate shower and bath completes the accommodation, while luxurious underfloor heating throughout ensures year-round comfort whatever the season.
Imagine waking to birdsong drifting through the trees, brewing your morning coffee before setting off to explore woodland trails right from your doorstep. Cast your line into the tranquil fishing lakes, feeling the stress melt away with each gentle ripple. As twilight falls, gather on the deck with a glass of wine, breathing in the fresh Cornish air while planning tomorrow's coastal adventures.
Snowy Owl, Winnard's Perch, is perfectly positioned to explore the abundant treasures of north Cornwall. Gin enthusiasts will delight in visiting Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (3 km), where handcrafted spirits inspired by the rugged Cornish coast await discovery, complete with distillery tours. The Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park at Goss Moor (6 km) offers captivating flying displays and educational talks about diverse owl species, perfect for memorable family outings. For adventure seekers, Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (12 km) features mystical caves and interactive exhibits rooted in fascinating Cornish legends. History lovers can explore the magnificent Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (19 km), a stunning 13th-century circular fortress offering breathtaking views and seasonal blooms, ideal for leisurely picnics and scenic countryside walks.
Venturing further afield, The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard (45 km) showcases Cornwall's extraordinarily rich mining heritage through well-preserved historic engine houses and panoramic vistas, perfect for walking, cycling, and horse riding enthusiasts. Art enthusiasts absolutely shouldn't miss Tate St Ives (48 km), dramatically positioned overlooking the vast Atlantic Ocean, displaying inspiring works by notable Cornish artists alongside treasured pieces from the renowned Tate collection. The Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (54 km) offers fascinating underground tours revealing Cornwall's important mining legacy.
The charming coastal town of Padstow, just 9 kilometres away, stands as Cornwall's celebrated foodie paradise, where acclaimed restaurants helmed by celebrity chefs like Rick Stein line the picturesque harbour. This former fishing port enchants visitors with its narrow cobbled streets, traditional Cornish architecture, and bustling quayside where you can watch boats bobbing alongside centuries-old stone walls. Meanwhile, historic Redruth is a 33-kilometre drive inland, offering holidaymakers a vibrant creative arts scene within its fascinating Victorian mining heritage buildings. This former tin-mining capital boasts interesting period architecture, independent galleries, and serves as your gateway to beautiful surrounding countryside perfect for walking, cycling, and horse riding adventures through quintessential Cornish landscapes.
