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We are really passionate about good health and the arts.
So we have a wonderful food offering at TheBarn@Coastalvalley serving Campers. At Weekends out of season for local residence it is available for delicious wood fired food, private events and workshops.
Also a beautiful holistic yurt offering ancient treatments and aromatherapy. TheHolisticYurt@CoastalValley.
We are passionate about recycling and traditional crafts. We run very affordable workshops and activities and will ‘hold your hand’ every step of the way to create a holiday master piece! Honest! Providing an enriching experience that leaves you and the children proud and chuffed at the talent you never knew you had. Such courses would include Silk painting, marbling, painting classes, decoupage art, fun with recycling, sea themed craft classes. We also do many holistic treatments on site and this embraces our peaceful retreat type atmosphere on the camp site.
There will be a limited number of places and courses run within a week, so booking prior to arrival is recommended. Residents do take priority but you do not have to be staying on the site to take advantage of these classes, so join us one wet Cornish day, you will be assured of a warm welcome. We will try to run these courses as often as we can at least 3 per week but they are governed by minimum numbers and tutors availability, so please phone in advance.
TheBarn@Coastalvalley
TheBarn@Coastalvalley
Breakfasts, check in refreshments, dinners followed by cocktail eveningsVisit Link
TheHolisticYurt@CV
Pop Up Crafts
Pop Up Crafts
6 weeks holiday – schedule of pop up craft events - e.g recycle projects, painting, macrameVisit Link
Cocktails and good food
Cocktails and good food
Cornish beers, evening cocktails and good food by the stream20-23 June 2024 Holistic Festival
20-23 June 2024 Holistic Festival
Moon Ceremony, Music, Yoga, Sound Bathing, Taro Cards, Willow Weaving. Long Table Feast.... Details soonVisit Link
7th Sept 2024 Craft & Food Festival
7th Sept 2024 Craft & Food Festival
Workshops on various Crafts & Open Fire Cooking- Details
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Here are a few examples of things to do, on your doorstep, when staying at Coastal Valley. Good walkers can walk to these, a taxis is about £12 into Newquay. Excellent value family day passes on the buses are available linking the whole of Cornwall.
We are often asked if you can cycle: Our response is yes, but you have to be very fit, it is a hilly area for road cycling! There are cycle trails, ask us for details.
Coasteer/Kayak/SUP
Surfing
Surfing
Recommend Joel, West Country Surf School, based in the top carpark of Watergate Bay, 07772 251778Visit Link
Porth Beach
Porth Beach
Porth beach – 1.5 miles away sheltered golden sandy beach (restricted dog ban 9-7 mid May – 30th Sept) Park on beach.Visit Link
Watergate Bay
Watergate Bay
Watergate bay – Beautiful bay and surf beach. Many restaurants and bar. – 1 mile away. Dog friendlyVisit Link
Newquay Beaches
Newquay Beaches
Newquay beaches x7 – all breath taking gold sand within 4 miles. Dog friendlyFistral Pentire
Fistral Pentire
Fistral Pentire – surfing beach, surf shops, bars and restaurants, boat hire, water sports, and coasteering. Dog friendlyVisit Link
Trenance Gardens
Trenance Gardens
Trenance Gardens with tea rooms, English Heritage cottages. Boating lake playgrounds, gardens, tennis courts, a lake with seasonal boat rentalsVisit Link
Newquay Riding Stables
SW Coastal Path
Fishing Trips
Skateboard Park
Newquay Zoo
Newquay Zoo
Newquay Zoo 1000 animals in this conservation centre with petting area. 01637 873342Visit Link
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In addition to 7 newquay beaches there are 15 beaches locally within 5mile area. (Only 2 having dog restrictions). You can drive through beautiful narrow country roads and access the likes of these marvellous places, there is so much to explore. Excellent value family day passes on the buses are available linking the whole of Cornwall.The South coastal is only 30 minutes away and has a totally different more gentle feel incomparison to the dramatic North Coast.
National Trust
Camel Trail
Camel Trail
Running from Padstow to Bodmin, the Camel Trail follows a scenic route through moorland, woodland and the Camel Estuary, wonderful for birdwatchers. Disused railway so easy flat trail. Bike hire at Wadebridge and PadstowEden Project
Eden Project
40 mins - massive Biomes housing the largest rainforest and gardens stunning plants, exhibitions, childrens activities. Educational on saving the plant all family interestedVisit Link
Lost Gardens of Heligan
Lost Gardens of Heligan
Lost Gardens of Heligan – ancient gardens, rope bridges, clay statues, rare breeds, shop, restaurant all family interested.Bedruthan
Bedruthan
Dramatic cliff steps access sheltered sandy beach. With shop and café on the cliff top. Dog friendly.Visit Link
Crantock & Polly Joke
Crantock & Polly Joke
Poppy display. Wonderful walk and Bowgie inn with spectacular views. Dog friendly.Holywell Bay
Holywell Bay
Featured in Poldark, pink holy water caves and cafe on the surfing beach, Dog friendly.Perranporth Beach
Perranporth Beach
Bar and restaurant on the beach. Huge 2 mile long surf beach. Dog Friendly.Lanhydrock House
Lanhydrock House
House set in 1000 acre woodland and gardens Victorian country house and estate, experience life down stairs.Visit Link
Healeys Cyder
St Agnes
St Agnes
St Agnes and the historical Poldark tin mine heritage. NT Wheal Coate, Stunning coast line, small beach crafts and a great pub with pirates underground tunnel.Padstow
Padstow
Padstow is a charming working fishing port surrounded by glorious sandy beaches, at the head of the Camel cycle trail. Foodie destination and Rick Stein’s restaurants.- Details
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Due to our easy access to the A30 most of Cornwall is very accessible from the camp site.
There is just so much to see, hope these gives you a flavour. We will happily recommend and explain lot of locations to see which will see you coming back to Cornwall year after year.
St Ives
St Ives
Famous fishing town, very picturesque, a justified mecca for holiday makers.Falmouth
Falmouth
45 mins away, beach, marina, boat trips, interesting shops, princess gardensMinack Theatre
Tintagel
Tintagel
King Arthur – dramatic and historical explore the hills and caves and cafes, Wizadary and crystal shops.Boscastle
Boscastle
Cute, very interesting shops wizardry, fairies and stones, famous for the terrible floods. 50 minutes away.Port Isaac
Port Isaac
Dr Martin and Fisherman Friends choir. Very quaint, tiny fisherman’s cottages on steep hills and very narrow streets.Gweek Seal Sanctuary
Gweek Seal Sanctuary
Gweek Seal and Penguin sanctuary –their aims are to BREED, RESCUE, PROTECT . Dog friendly.Visit Link
Truro
Truro
Truro – cathedral, cobbled streets, eating places, farmers markets on WednesdayNorth Coast Activities
North Coast Activities
Visit Cornwall has a wealth of suggestions for great things to do in North Cornwall.Visit Link
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In Cornwall eating and drinking artisan fresh produce is an important way of life. Here are some of the main food and drinks the county is specifically known for. The Cornish pride themselves on their specialist cottage industry producers, it makes for luxury produce and a real holiday experience.
Cornish pasty - traditional.
Cornish pasty - traditional.
A must have Cornish tradition. Originated as a lunch for workers in the English tin mines.Cornish Tea
Cornish Tea
Traditional. Scone, jam and dollop of clotted cream on top!Ice Cream
Ice Cream
Excellent choice of artisan ice cream makers. Excellent fun sampling them all.Cider
Cider
Lots of traditional makers. Healeys, Cornish GoldHand Craft Beers
Hand Craft Beers
Many micro breweries. Pubs will sell Cornish beers and lager.Cornish Vineyards
Cornish Vineyards
3 Cornish Vineyards grow and make award winning wine and sparkling wine. Trevibban and Camel Valley vineyards are 10 miles from Coastal Valley.- Details
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A small local sample of the festivals held around Newquay during the camping season. For more ideas go to Visit Cornwall