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Detailed description is Variety of holidays at Trelay Farm Fancy staying in a yurt, living an outdoor adventurous existence? We have two available, down near the wild woods. Prefer the comforts of a self-catering holiday cottage? There are several cottages for hire next summer, different shapes and sizes, all within the friendly cohousing settlement at Trelay. How about B&B, with breakfast in our community farmhouse kitchen? Or we have a low-cost option for walkers and cyclists: a camping barn for a cheap but comfortable nightβs rest.. It is very quiet and peaceful here at Trelay. There is no street-lighting, so on a clear night, the stars are amazing, with the milky way like a cloud of dust across the sky. You will need to pack your torch!. Trelay Farm is just two miles from the coast at Crackington Haven with a lovely little beach and pub/cafes overlooking the sea. Surf equipment hire is also available here. We are also 4 miles from the sandy beach at Widemouth Bay. This famous beach is renowned for good surfing and has lovely rockpools and geological features as well. . The A39 and Old Wainhouse Inn pub/restaurant are just over half a mile away at Wainhouse Corner, where you can also find a post office and general store. Bude, 8 miles distant, provides all services including a sports centre and superstore. . Trelay is situated in rolling countryside with views along a wooded valley to the sea. There is a profusion of wild flowers and wildlife in the farmβs woodland and tree-lined banks. It is a working farm with lots to see including pigs, chickens, sheep and various renewable energy projects. The farm grows fruit and vegetables following sustainable and organic principles. . Places of interest nearby include Boscastle, Tintagel, Port Isaac, Padstow and Newquay. The south-coast path, Bodmin Moor, The Camel Trail and Sustrans National Cycle Route 3 provide excellent walking and cycling opportunities..
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