Holiday Log Cabins in Cawsand

Cawsand Log Cabins

Cornwall

1 Bed Lodge in Whitsand Bay

Ref: S276545

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 king-size bed - 1 en-suite shower room with shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment - Wood burner (first basket of logs included) - Roadside...

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£190

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Cornwall

1 Bed Lodge in Whitsand Bay

Ref: S233737

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom- 1 king-size - 1 shower room - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and Nespresso coffee machine - Utility shed with washer/dryer and freezer - Wood burner (logs included) - Private,...

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£202

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Cornwall

Tamar View Lodge

Ref: S777596

Reviews 9

Set in a bowl of hills at the head of a tidal creek that leads to the Hamoaze, opposite the great naval city of Plymouth, Millbrook is located on the Rame Peninsula, "Cornwall's Forgotten Corner". Bounded by the Lynher and Tamar rivers, the...

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£92

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Cornwall

Lodge 22

Ref: S222938

Reviews 65

The village of Millbrook is situated on the Rame Peninsula, opposite the city of Plymouth. The area is deeply rural and regarded as one of the UK's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is a good range of pubs and shops, as well as plenty of...

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£80

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Cornwall

Lodge 23

Ref: S480537

Reviews 19

Torpoint is a town in Cornwall's Rame Peninsula in the southeast of Cornwall. Torpoint was founded in the early 1800s, and before this, the area's main hub was in Antony. Torpoint has gardens, museums, pubs, and restaurants, as well as surf...

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£80

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Bel-Nor-Cot

Ref: S1051746

Reviews 3

Lovingly restored with evident attention to detail, this colourful coastal home in Whitsand Bay, part of Cornwall's 'Forgotten Corner', is pet-friendly and in an idyllic location with magnificent sea views. Charmingly furnished and full of...

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£241

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Midway Lodge

Ref: S777212

Reviews 12

The twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand, with narrow streets winding between pastel-coloured cottages, lie on the Rame Peninsula just 5 miles from Plymouth, but because the high ground of Mount Edgcumbe lies between, you are not aware of being...

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£62

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Cornwall

3 Bed Lodge in Millbrook

Ref: S229276

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms - 1 king-size, 2 twins - 1 bathroom with shower attachment and WC - 1 en-suite shower room with WC - TV in lounge and TV in master bedroom - Sky TV - Electric oven and gas hob, dishwasher,...

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£124

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3 Bed Lodge in Millbrook

Ref: S375770

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 3 bedrooms - 1 twin, 1 double, 1 king-size - 2 bathrooms - 1 bathroom with handheld shower over the bath and a WC, 1 en-suite shower room with shower and WC - Gas hob and electric oven,...

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£135

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Cornwall

Three Views Lodge

Ref: S778071

Reviews 6

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£98

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Lodge 16

Ref: S879368

Reviews 1

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£72

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1 The Old Signal House, Penlee Point, Torpoint

Ref: S608335

Living Area Located on the first floor Furnished with a sofa and three arm chairs Smart TV with Freeview (allowing guests to *stream from providers like Netflix* and compatible with Amazon Firestick), and DVD player Views out to sea *Please...

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£163

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Cornwall

The Sea Forts Cornwall

Ref: S1029910

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£130

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The Sea Forts Cornwall

Ref: S1029908

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£184

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Cornwall

The Sea Forts Cornwall

Ref: S389072

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What our customers say about their holidays

Michael - Verified booking

Only downside it was a bit of a pain transporting the luggage down to the lodge.

As it was down a gravel path of about a 100 meters. Luckily we had taken a collapsible trolley truck but still has to make 3 trips on arrival and departure. The complex has electric golf type trollies outside reception but presumably for booking made through Whitesand bay holiday park. Ours was privitaley owned but we were offered there luggage trolleys. The view from the Lodge patio deck was amazing looking over Plymouth sound and rolling hills. The only sounds we could hear came from sheep on the hillside, birds and the wind. It was quite breezy for all of our 5 night stay. But welcoming in the hot sunshine. We could not fault the lodge as it had everything one needed for a home away holiday. The owner catered for a pleasant stay with milk tea and coffee in the fridge and cupboards. The park facilities were good with a pub and restaurant. Although as it was early session the pub and restaurant closed at 20:30 during the week. We enjoyed a plentiful lovely Sunday lunch on the patio outside the restaurant. There was a pool opposite but didn't use on this occasion. There wasn't a shop on the park but don't know if there is one in high season. The nearest shop was a few miles away in Millbrook down narrow precarious country lanes. The nearest major supermarket was Sainsbury's in Torpoint about a 20 minute drive also down narrow lanes until you reached wider B roads. I did a major shop there the day after our arrival. So we had enough supplies for a few days. After a day out to Perrenporth we topped up at Tesco Extra in nearby Plymouth. We came back to Cornwall on the Torpoint ferry, not to be missed. There are some wonderful places to visit nearby like Cawsand and Kingsand villages next to each other with charming streets houses an little sandy bays. A visit to Mount Edgcumbe House and gardens is highly recommended. A walk down through the park takes you down to the shores of Plymouth Sound where you can watch the boats and ships sail in and out. Pont Avon departed to Santander while I was there. There's also a foot ferry from there across to Plymouth. An enchanting pub to the left of the lower entrance gates. I can't wait to go back to the lodge to explore beautiful Cornwall Futher!

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Ian - Verified booking

Location on the site gives a magnificent view (weather permitting) out over Millbrook, the Tamar river and Plymouth in the distance, we were there in late December and most days woke to low cloud/mist.

The lodge was well presented and comfortable, living up to it's listing. Although we appreciated the thought behind the voucher for the Canteen at Marker Heights it was not used as we were too busy exploring the rest of Cornwall. It was disappointing to find the base of the microwave covered in crumbs. We were also surpised not to find a welcoming pack advising how things worked (never got to fathom out the thermoset programming but never went cold either), local health care, local eating establisments, places of interest, what to do at the end of the stay, etc. As mentioned by other reviewers parts are in need of some minor TLC, we found that the lever operated plugs in both vanity sinks were in need of some adjustment to get them to the open position, althought as this was probably the last booking of the year it is not surprising that a little bit of refurbisment is required. Taking Ollie for his morning walk, the trip all the way down to the beach and back would have been too much for his owner but if you start this trek, just below the Cliff Top cafe there is a small path off to the right which enables you to safely meander along the cliff face enabling views of the water and sand below before a short easy climb to the road which takes you back to the site. We had a good meal in the onsite pub/restaurant on the first night but then tended to eat out in Kingsand (The Halfway House Inn)/Cawsand (The Bay Bar & Restaurant), all 3 places were dog friendly which is essential to us. There are a lot of narrow twisty roads in the area so take it slowly as you might encounter a small herd of deer coming the other way as we did one morning. Would we book again - Yes.

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Wendy - Verified booking

What can I say!

This place is amazing. The Lodge itself is beautifully presented. Itâs immaculate and extremely clean. Itâs got everything you need for a break away. The owners Simon & Nicky were very good with communication by texting us details and making sure we were ok during our stay. We felt reassured knowing that we could contact them for anything (not that we needed to as all was perfect). The little touches were great. The area itself is brilliant for exploring the area. There are clifftop walks, beaches and a lovely cliff top cafe for food and refreshments. We even bought a lovely framed picture that was painted by a local artist so we can keep that special memory of our break away. We were very lucky with weather too considering the time of year. There is a bus stop a few minutes walk away where we got on the bus (only Â£2 each way) to go to Plymouth for the day. The bus goes to Torpoint Ferry port, then onto the ferry over to Plymouth, then to the town centre. Itâs about an hour in total. So worth the money. We paid Â£8 for 2 adults there and back! Would have cost a lot more in a car for petrol and parking. What a bargain! Tregantle Beach and St Michaelâs Chapel is a must too if you have no mobility issues. There is an on-site bar and restaurant, cafe and pool too. Would definitely go back. Thank you to Simon & Nicky for letting us stay in your beautiful lodge and everything.

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Nora - Verified booking

The lodge was very clean, well-maintained and well equipped - e.

G. kitchen with many pans and dishes, fridge with freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, large table and sofas, beds with good mattresses. There is a beautiful view from the spacious terrace over the landscape, the surrounding is very quiet and beautiful. What I liked very much was that there is lots of space between the lodges to feel private. Personally I didn' t like the wirlpool too much and the noise it made from time to time, but of course many people will like it. A few seat cushions for outside would have been nice, but this is not really of importance. The whole little holiday complex where the lodge is situated is very clean and nice with friendly people at the reception and a restaurant and cafÃ©. The steep coast is right on the other side of the hill (a few minutes' walk). The holiday park has an own bus stop where a bus runs regularly between Plymouth and Cawsand. It' s half an hour' s walk to Millbrook, a nice village with shops for food and a pub too, the way back takes a bit longer as it goes up quite a bit. The owners are very nice, helpful and easily to contact. So I fully recommend this lovely home to everybody who likes nature and relaxation in a quiet and beautiful environment.

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Emily - Verified booking

We had a lovely week at lodge 22.

The weather was far from ideal but the hot tub was great to come home to each day. There wasn't anything we needed that wasn't in the kitchen too so we could cook properly which saves money with teenage mouths to feed. The view across to Plymouth was unexpected and fab. The nearest beach was our favourite from the week, and almost deserted thanks to the steep steps down to it. Well worth it if your knees can take it. The lifeguards were running 1 to 1 ratios with swimmers! The cafe at the cliff bottom is better described as a vending machine really, so take food! We did surf lessons there with Adventure Bay. Very fun. Cawsand and Kingsand also lovely. As was the ferry ride from Cawsand to Plymouth. Looe Bay very close by for boat trips, crabbing and a more bustling seaside option, and Eden Project less than an hour away and perfect for the Amber weather warning day !! The park restaurant was good food for our treat night out. But we didn't make use of any other facilities there. All in all, a great week, and responsive and helpful hosts. I recommended the lodge to a friend before we even left!

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Things to do near Cawsand

Plymouth Gin Distillery

Plymouth gin distillery visitor centre, offering fully guided tours around the Black Friars distillery itself, with an on-site bar and cafe, and a fully stocked gift shop.

Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park

Grade I Listed Cornish House & Gardens near Torpoint on the beautiful Rame Peninsula. Stunning Cornish gardens and an 865 acre country park. On-site shops, events & restaurants.

Dartmoor Zoological Park

Discover over 70 species of animals, including big cats, wolves, monkeys, and more at Dartmoor Zoological Park. Set in 33 acres of beautiful parkland, the zoo offers a unique and educational day out for the whole family. Visit the Reptile House, feed the penguins, and learn about the conservation efforts of the zoo. Address: Sparkwell, Plymouth PL7 5DG

Burgh Island

This gorgeous island 250m into the sea opposite Bigbury on Sea beach is walkable at low tide.

Holiday Log Cabins in Cawsand

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Cawsand Log Cabins

Cornwall

1 Bed Lodge in Whitsand Bay

Ref: S276545

Cornwall

1 Bed Lodge in Whitsand Bay

Ref: S233737

Cornwall

Tamar View Lodge

Ref: S777596

Reviews 9

Cornwall

Lodge 22

Ref: S222938

Reviews 65

Cornwall

Lodge 23

Ref: S480537

Reviews 19

Cornwall

Bel-Nor-Cot

Ref: S1051746

Reviews 3

Cornwall

Midway Lodge

Ref: S777212

Reviews 12

Cornwall

3 Bed Lodge in Millbrook

Ref: S229276

Cornwall

3 Bed Lodge in Millbrook

Ref: S375770

Cornwall

Three Views Lodge

Ref: S778071

Reviews 6

Cornwall

Lodge 16

Ref: S879368

Reviews 1

Cornwall

1 The Old Signal House, Penlee Point, Torpoint

Ref: S608335

Cornwall

The Sea Forts Cornwall

Ref: S1029910

Cornwall

The Sea Forts Cornwall

Ref: S1029908

Cornwall

The Sea Forts Cornwall

Ref: S389072

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