Wesdale Holiday Home
North Cornish Holiday

EXPLORE NORTH CORNWALL

Sunset at Polzeath Beach

Cornwall is famous for its laid-back lifestyle, and it's easy to see why. With stress-soothing seascape and endless excuses to be outdoors, you'll soon feel the same. In North Cornwall, the wild scenery, good food and vibrant atmosphere combine to create the ultimate holiday destination. From Wesdale Holiday Home, you'll find beautiful beaches, historic harbours, Cornish fishing villages and acres of lush countryside.

While you're here, enjoy a break from everything else and simply live. Walk, sit, swim, eat.... Discover something new, do what you love best, or just see where the day takes you. Get some local colour: walk the coastal paths and countryside, and visit our nearby villages.

SPRING into ACTION

Surf, sail, cycle... If you don't know how, there are plenty of chances to learn.

• Surfing - Learn to surf with Wavehunters Surf School on Polzeath beach.
• Cornish Rock Tors - Activities for the adventurous - sea kayaking, coasteering and wild swimming.
• St Enodoc Golf Course - Play a round on this world-class course with beautiful views of the River Camel estuary.
• Rock Sailing and Water Ski Club - This family-friendly club runs regular events throughout the year.
• Padstow Cycle Hire - Find all the equipment you need to get your family out cycling Cornwall.
• Camel Ski School - Waterski or wakeboard with an experienced instructor on the River Camel.
• The Point Golf Club - This challenging course is set in 230 acres of parkland looking out over Polzeath beach.

EAT LOCAL

Sample fresh Cornish produce in a range of great dining spots - including some of the UK's best restaurants. Amongst our favourites:

• Within walking distance from Wesdale
• Mowhay Café. - A hop and a skip away, this family-friendly has a homely cottage feel inside, with a beautiful sun trap garden to enjoy a nice summer cream tea.
• Also open for dinner - often themed, Sea Side at St Moritz Hotel. - Sample seasonal dishes made with regionally sourced ingredients.
• The Oystercatcher is on the road to Polzeath and has a lively atmosphere, great views and good pub food. Dogs welcome to dine with their owners in the bar area.
• Waterfront. It has a fantastic terrace to enjoy al fresco dining. Sit and admire beautiful sunsets over Polzeath beach to Pentire Point, whilst sipping a refreshing drink and digging into hearty dishes.
• The Atlantic at Polzeath Beach House. Relaxed Italian -inspired cuisine with spectacular views over Polzeath Bay
• While a bit further away in Rock and Padstow
• No.1 Rock Road. Taste shellfish fresh from the River Camel as you look out over the estuary from Rock.
• Four Boys Café. On the edge of the Camel estuary in Rock, fresh handmade pasta and grilled fish take centre stage.
• The Mariners also in Rock is Run by Paul Ainsworth and recently voted 9th best gastropub in the UK.
• Rick Stein's flagship restaurant in Padstow is famous for delicious, locally sourced seafood .
• Prawn on the Lawn A fishmonger and tappas style restaurant situated in Duke Street, near to Padstow's buzzing quayside.
• And in more rural settings
• St Kew Inn. Enjoy traditional food and real ales at this 15th-century village inn.
• St Tudy Inn. A brilliant gastro pub in this quiet inland village also features local Cornish ales.
• Trevibban Mill. Visit the vineyard, orchards or restaurant for local food, wine and cider.
• Camel Valley Wines. Book a tour and wine tasting at Cornwall's award-winning vineyard.

EXPLORE

Find ruined castles, impressive country estates and family attractions, all within easy reach.

• Prideaux Place. Stroll through the historical grounds of this 16th-century manor house in Padstow.
• Lanhydrock Estate features an impressive country house, pet-friendly gardens and woodland cycle trail.
• Pencarrow. View the gardens, artwork and antiques of this Georgian mansion.
• The Lost Gardens of Heligan has over 200 acres of woodland, wildlife, jungle and farmland for you to discover.
• Eden Project. Take a walk through the rainforest biome, or dine on the Mediterranean terrace.
• Minack Theatre. Watch a performance at this open-air theatre looking out at the Atlantic.
• Tate St Ives. Wander the galleries of the Tate in the iconic village of St Ives.

LOCAL BEACHES & COAST

Our coastline is blessed with some of the most beautiful cliffs and beaches in the British Isles, great for surfing and wild swimming, and winter walks along The Southwest Coast Path.

• Polzeath
  A large sandy beach at low tide with gentle waves rolling in from the ocean - great for learning to surf and only 10 mins walk away.
• Daymer Bay
  Softly sloping sand dunes and clear waters at the mouth of the Camel estuary. Dogs will love running around and taking a dip in the rock pools her whilst you enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Camel Estuary. Only 5 mins walk from Wesdale.
• Tregirls
  This is the beach opposite Daymer Bay beach, and a scenic 20 min. walk from Padstow. The flat, white sands are backed by shallow sand dunes, which dogs will love exploring.
• Lundy Bay
  Wander through woodland and look out over the sea cliffs and sandy coves with this gentle, enjoyable walk.
• The Rumps
  Discover Bronze Age burial mounds as you walk the coast path around this rocky outcrop.

or JUST TAKE LIFE EASY!

Lie in our large garden with a book, enjoy the expansive rural views, or just curl up in front of the log fire after indulging in a delicious Cornish Cream Tea.