Holiday Ideas in Cornwall

Whether you're riding on the crest of a wave, or riding into the sunset, sailing close to the wind or just messing about on the river, playing a round of golf or playing around in the pool, North Cornwall offers an extraordinary range of adventure and leisure activities.

Beaches in Cornwall

Cornwall has the best beaches in the UK, and some of these beaches are only minutes from The Olde House. If you are seeking a traditional seaside holiday, North Cornwall comes with all the essential ingredients. North Cornwall's long Atlantic coastline is dotted with gleaming award-winning sandy beaches. Rockpools, sandcastles, ice cream, beach cricket and barbecues make the basis for a wonderful family holiday.

Eating Out in Cornwall

The area abounds with pubs and inns tucked away down country lanes and coves. Bar snacks or full meals are available at prices to suit all pockets. Take time to call in at the local inns for a pint and a pasty, or treat yourself to a mouthwatering clotted cream tea at a roadside tea-shop.

Activities in Cornwall

The Olde House is ideally situated for all of the main activities you would want while on holiday in Cornwall from surfing to walking there is something for everyone.

Towns & Villages in Cornwall

Discover the delights of North Cornwall's coastal and country towns where you can spend a great day out enjoying a taste of local cuisine and culture. There are many around The Olde House which are well worth visiting from the bustling sea port of Padstow or downstream to the market town of Wadebridge, at the heart of Betjeman Country.

Walks in Cornwall

Cornwall is a County of many contrasts and the inland walks such as those over the moors, by the River Camel or along the old Wadebridge to Padstow Railway all have their charms as do the coastal footpaths which run along the cliff tops. Taking a walk in Cornwall is a whole new experience. You'll witness stunning views and thriving wildlife.

Gardens in Cornwall

Cornwall is famous for its coast but it is famous for its gardens and houses too, from the stunning Eden Project to the historic Pencarrow House which is open to visitors, there is something for all the family young and old alike.