The Eden Project 
a 25 min

Lost Gardens of Heligan
a 20 mins drive

Welcome to
Great Hewas Farm

Truro

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Situated in the centre of Cornwall and excellent for touring.
Great Hewas is a 140 acre family run working farm, set amidst beautiful countryside. The spacious double fronted guest house with its high ceilings is situated approximately half a mile away from the main road, and provides ample parking.
Established in 1967, and aimed mainly at mature guests requiring that quiet relaxing break. Families are quite welcome, the minimum age for children is 10 years.
We especially welcome guests from Australia and New Zealand and can point them in the right direction for ancestor searches.
The house is tastefully furnished and personally run by Diane.

It is recognised that good food is a very important element for a successful holiday, with this in mind separate tables are provided.
Full English breakfast or continental with cheese and ham. All food is carefully prepared with a menu of varied choice, the buffet table with a variety of cereals, yoghurt, prunes, Juices.
Diane holds a food hygiene certificate, and the kitchen is inspected by the local authorities.

Family room with walk through to private sitting area with an additional single bed

The accommodation
Family room with walk through to private sitting area with an additional single bed
Two bedrooms both with shower/toilet ensuite, television, complimentary refreshment tray with tea/coffee, hairdryer, towels, white cotton sheets for comfort, and of course beautiful country views.

The double bedded room has extensive views over the garden and to the south.

The twin or king-size room, with walk through sitting area plus extra 3' single bed, has two windows, one west facing overlooking the paddock and far reaching fields and hills, and one north facing

Great Hewas is relaxing with its large garden, just sit in the tranquillity of the evening and listen to the birdsong, switch off from the outside world, just relax!


There is also a no smoking policy within the farmhouse.
Regret, we have no facilities for pets.

Proprietor Mrs Diane Dymond
Enquiries/reservations: Tel/fax +44 (0)1726 882218
E-mail:  greathewas@tiscali.co.uk
Parking: Ample free parking (a car is essential)
Tariff: £27 50p p.p.p.n. based on two sharing
Deposit is only required for bookings well in advance
For immediate reply please telephone: e-mails checked twice daily.
 

Some of our farm animals

What to do:
Great Hewas is situated in the centre of Cornwall with both north and south coasts just a short The surrounding villages of Sticker, Grampound, Probus, Ladock, Tresillian and Fraddon are well served with local restaurants, and good traditional pub food.
Local major attractions include:
The Eden Project
The Lost Gardens of Heligan
Lanhydrock House, Trelissick and Trerice

Great Hewas is central for both north and south coasts, the rugged north with its rough surf, or the peacefyul south with its sandy coves.
St Austell on the south coast is about 15 minutes drive with both Fowey and Mevagagissey not much further.
Truro city is also about 15 minutes drive.
The farm is just a short drive to the main trunk road, the A30 with the whole of Cornwall being easily accessible.
Newquay airport 7 miles - hire cars available there or on the front pages of the main place names of this website.

How to find us:
The directions start from the west end of the Bodmin bypass on the A30 at its junction with the A391.
Continue on the A30 signed to Redruth. Continue for about 5 miles, the first junction is 'Highgate Hill' and is the A39/A392 to Newquay. Ignore this junction, but take the next junction just after the top of the hill signed to Ladock and Grampound Road. Follow Grampound Road, until you come to a cross roads. Go straight across the junction, signed to Grampound Road. Great Hewas Farm is approx. half a mile from this cross roads on the right hand side. Turn into the entrance and proceed to the end of the lane.
 

 Views The Eden Project, Charlestown and its Tallships and of The Lost Gardens of Heligan & Mevagissey