Cornish holiday cottage with games room - one of 5 cottages

Cargurra Farm Cottage in Boscastle, Cornwall - 2 bedrooms, sleeps 4

Holiday rentals from £220 - £808
On site there is a Games Room located in the Linhay, a renovated traditional barn. The Games Room includes table tennis, pool table and darts along with board games, books and children’s toys and puzzles. All of which are free to use for guests.

The Linhay also houses a laundry room. The Laundry room contains two washing machines and a tumble dryer with clothes lines just outside for guest use at no extra cost.

Electricity, central heating, linen, towels and wifi Internet access included
Pets welcomed in Gurras, Over Park, Fox Park and Meadows
Pets: £20 per pet, per week
Pets not to be left unattended in your cottage
Arrivals from 3pm
Please vacate the cottage by 10 am on the day of departure.
Deposit is 33% with balance to be paid 1 week before arrival.
Please enquire for the dates that you are interested in

Cargurra Farm is located near Boscastle in an area of outstanding natural beauty. This tranquil setting provides the perfect base for your Cornish holiday. You can explore the farmland or walk the magnificent coastal paths. Relax in the garden with a book or head to Polzeath beach for some surfing. The sandy beaches of Crackington Haven and Port Gaverne are popular places for children to explore rock pools. In the nearby picturesque fishing ports of Boscastle, Port Isaac and Padstow, you can sample a taste of Cornish village life and the famous Cornish pasties and cream teas!

If you can drag yourself away from the beaches, you can visit the fascinating ruins of Tintagel castle, famous for its association with the legend of King Arthur.

Another place not to miss is the world famous Eden project which is under an hour’s drive away. Infact the Over Park at Cargurra Farm is less than an hour’s drive from the M5 so accessible from many places.

Any level of cyclists will enjoy The Camel Trail. This is a 19 mile route that follows the Camel River from Padstow, where it joins the sea in a wide estuary, to Poley’s Bridge inland, where it is merely a stream running through woodland. Should you feel you need a rest, plan a stop at Nanstallon where you will find the Camel Trail Tea Rooms. After a busy day sightseeing, you can return to the peaceful surroundings of Over Park