Welcome to
Castle Canyke Farm
Bodmin
Priory Road
Bodmin
PL31 1HG
Tel: 01208 79109
Mb: 07731 928 856
email:
bookings@castlecanykefarm.co.uk
www.castlecanykefarm.co.uk
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This Charming 1850 former farm house with bundles of
character is set in ¾ acre of beautifully landscaped
gardens and has been lovingly refurbished over the
years, yet retains many of its original features.
Castle Canyke Farm is centrally located between both
coastlines and within ½ mile from Bodmin town centre
the A30 and other major road links making a perfect
base in which to visit many of the attractions that
Cornwall has to offer. All three Bedrooms have
private en-suites and are beautifully furnished to a
high standard with luxury furnishings and little
touches with your comfort in mind.
A large bright and airy tastefully furnished
bedroom in soft relaxing pastels with a king
size bed and an adjoining room via an archway
with 2 single beds.
Attractions & Things to do
The Eden Project 13 miles click for details
Eden project
Castle Canyke Farm is centrally located making touring Cornwall an ideal place to stay with easy access to the A30 and other major road links you can easily visit all the major attractions including the famous Eden project which can be easily reached in 20 minutes, or one of the many beaches, pretty coastal villages or an historic town.Coastal Towns & Beaches
The picturesque coves and old coastal fishing towns and
pretty villages of Fowey, Looe, and Polperro are all on the
East coast and can be easily reached within 19 miles
The Rugged Atlantic coast on the West is a walker's paradise, with miles of off road coastal path with breathtaking scenery and home to Padstow where you will find Rick Stein's famous fish restaurant, Port Isaac, Boscastle, Tintagel with its Castle remains and the legendry home to King Arthur, and Newquay famous for its surfing beaches, and Jamie Oliver's restaurant fifteen all within 23miles.
If you prefer, The Camel Trail goes through Bodmin, it is a 14 mile mainly traffic free cycle path through woodland to Wadebridge and then runs alongside the Camel Estuary onto Padstow. Cycle hire is available in Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow if you prefer a shorter route.
Within a 5 min drive lies The National Trust Lanhydrock House a Magnificent late Victorian House and gardens set in beautiful parkland that is open to the public throughout the year.
Bodmin Moor click for details
Bodmin Moor
To the East of the town is Bodmin Moor home to the Jamaica Inn featuring Daphne Du Maurier's smugglers museum, a must for walkers and cyclists. There are many walks to choose from for all levels of fitness, some taking you past our very own stone circles namely the Hurlers and the natural erosion of rocks called the Cheesewrings.
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