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Tregenver is a charming character cottage situated in the
friendly historic Cornish village of Kilkhampton, 4 miles from
the popular seaside resort of Bude. We offer high standard,
value for money accommodation with off road parking and a large
'delightful' garden, just 200 yards from the shops, church and
local Inn.
This is an ideal base for exploring both Devon and Cornwall and
the areas of outstanding natural beauty they have to offer.
Stay in our home from home and enjoy a farm
fresh breakfast with local bacon, sausages and our own
free-range eggs.
Kilkhampton Village supports an agricultural
community and is surrounded by the most beautiful countryside
which you are free to explore via green lanes and footpaths
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King-Size en-suite with T.V and Tea making
facilities. Child's single Bed or Cot available |
Tariff: Prices from £22.00 pppn for the
Double room & from £18.00 pppn for the Twin room (including
breakfast)
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| Garden
View from en-suite room |
Twin Room with
washbasin / vanity unit T.V ,
Tea making facilities, adjacent bathroom and shower |
Booking Enquiries: please e-mail us at
gerald.strong@hotmail.com
or telephone Sally or Gerald on 01288 321332
Local Gardens: Gardens in Cornwall. List of major
gardens, smaller private gardens, nurseries
garden centres in Cornwall, with details of opening times and
prices.
Lost Gardens of Heligan. You may have seen this other recently
restored Cornish garden on its channel four television series or
read it's book. It now has a newly opened web site.
Docton Mill Gardens. Docton Mill Wild Flower Gardens are
situated in North Devon (UK) in a stunning valley, 1000m from
the coast.
The Eden Project. A place to spend the whole day, and to keep
going back to. The Biospheres full of plants and flowers from
around the world. A must to see.
Rosemoor Gardens. Set deep in the lovely North Devon
countryside, RHS Garden Rosemoor has now come of age as a garden
of national importance.
Trebah garden. This garden is the twin of Glendurgan (which has
no web site) sometimes described as one of the worlds most
beautifull gardens. They are sub tropical paradises set in two
sunken river valleys opening onto the Helford river about two
miles from Constantine. They should not be missed if you like
gardens and are easily combined with the beach.
Trevarno GardensDo not miss a visit to the historic Trevarno
Estate where you can explore the magnificent gardens, grounds
and Woodland walks which date back to 1246.
English Heritage. This web site has information on many of the
major ancient sites of interest in England including such
Cornish sites as Tintagel, suggested home of King Arthur! Did
you know the whole English Heritage movement was started by the
destruction of the Tolmen rock, a large freestanding granite
boulder the size of a small house, by quarry workers from
Constantine where many of our homes are situated.
Lanhydrock. The great house of Cornwall. 'Upstairs Downstairs'
brought to life.
Pencarrow House and Gardens. A Georgian House belonging to the
Molesworth - St Aubyn Family.
Local Beaches: Just some of the superb
beaches all within 7 miles of Kilkhampton
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A Golden moment at Bude's Summerleaze beach
Rockpools at the very beautiful Duckpool |
Bude Beach near the canal
Our personal favourite and closest beach Sandymouth |
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| Great Surfing at Widemouth Bay |
Things to do:
For the Kids: The Milky Way Adventure Theme Park, (10 miles)
an all weather attraction mix of fun, rides, education and live
shows.
The Otter Sanctuary is the world's leading Otter conservation
organisation, the only place in the West Country breeding the
British Otter regularly and reintroducing young otters into the
wild to save the otter from extinction.
The Gnome Reserve & Wild Flower Garden - For the young at heart
- from 1 to 101 !
Surfing, Swimming and Body Boarding: Surf the waves at Bude.
Golf: Four courses within 6 Miles.
Ivyleaf - Holes 9 L.1900 par30,
Bude - Holes 18 L.l202 Par 71,
Holsworthy - Holes 18 L.6000 Par 70
Hartland Forest - Holes 18 L.6000 Par 71
Cycling: The Tarka Trail - Over 180 miles in length taking a
looping route through North and Mid Devon, from the rugged
Atlantic Coast, the Estuaries of the Two Rivers of Tarka the
Otter fame.
Bike Hire Tarka Trail Cycles and helmets may be hired from
outlets at Barnstaple, Bideford, Instow and Fremington Quay.
The Camel Trail - Wadbridge to Padstow. Fabulous views and
wonderful birdlife make this section of the Camel Trail a
delight at any time of year. Cycle hire from Ridgeback bikes,
suitable for all.
Horse Riding: Gooseham Riding Stables
Walking: Walk part of the spectacular South West Coast path or
our circular Parish walks, five of which you can start from the
doorstep taking in the local countryside and Tamar Lake.
Fishing: Coarse fishing - Bude Canal and Tamar Lake.
Sea Fishing - Shore / Beach / Boat.
Don't forget to visit our unique Local Coastal Villages and
Towns of:
Clovelly, Boscastle, Tintagel, Port Isaac and Padstow.
Eating Out:
Two Local Inns, Tearooms, Fish & Chip Shop, Chinese and pizza
takeaway all within a short walking distance.
With a large number of great local pubs and Restaurants in the
North Cornwall / North Devon area you will be spoilt for choice!
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