In the area
Ta Mill is perfectly located for discovering magnificent beaches, historic buildings, family attractions and much, much more. With such diversity at your fingertips we are confident Ta Mill provides the idea location for your holiday.
Please see a selection of things to do in the area below:
Within 10 miles
Bostcastle and Tintagel – explore the picturesque village of Boscastle with cottages dating back to the 15th Century and stroll along its timeless harbour. A few miles down the coast lies Tintagel, said to be the birthplace of King Arthur, which boasts superb walks with numerous pubs along the way. www.visitboscastleandtintagel.com
Tintagel Castle – a land full of mystic and legend, discover for yourself the rocky headland of Tintagel with King Arthur’s castle. The castle was recently voted one of the most romantic places in Britain so is a definite must for couples!
Crackington Haven – its dramatic cliffs draw many tourists to this lovely spot, close to ‘High Cliff,’ Cornwall’s highest point. While you are there visit nearby hamlet St Gennys and the tiny historic church which has amazing views to Lundy Island.
Bodmin Moor – Explore the crags and combes of Bodmin Moor. Scale the heights of the rugged but beautiful peaks of Roughtor or Brown Willy for a kestrel’s eye view of the moor. Look out for rare plants such as bog orchids and coral necklace and marvel at her mysterious 4000 year old Stannon or Trippet stone circles.
Trethorne Leisure – great entertainment for children and adults alike, Trethorne Leisure offers something for the whole family. The farm offers activities such as horse riding, lambs to bottle feed, indoor and outdoor play parks and bowling. For more information visit www.trethorneleisure.co.uk/
Tamar Otter Park – the Otter Park and Wildlife Centre allows visitors to not just otters (made famous by the legendary Tarka), but also deer, wallabies and many species of birds while walking through the woodlands. Please see www.tamarotters.co.uk
Launceston Steam Railway – step back in time and visit this historic railway, museum and gift shop. Buy a ‘Day Rover’ ticket that will allow you to travel in open or closed carriages around the Kensey Valley and with a train every 50 minutes, there is plenty of time for a picnic stop on route! Visit www.launcestonsr.co.uk
Within 20 miles
Port Isaac – another beautiful and historic coastal village that offers fantastic walks along the coast or allong the steep and narrow streets.www.portisaac-online.co.uk
Bude – Sandy beaches, stone breakwaters and the canalside walks make this an all weather destination with evening concerts and mouth-watering restaurants.
Golitha Falls – a famous beauty spot on the edge of Bodmin Moor, best seen between April and July.
Pencarrow – this magnificent house boasts 50 acres of stunning gardens designed by Sir William Molesworth between 1831 and 1855. For more information visit www.pencarrow.co.uk.
National Trust Lanhydrock – this stunning Victorian country house is National Trust owned and provides a great day out for visitors of all ages. For more information see http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Within 35 miles
Eden Project – now one of Britain’s favourite tourist attractions, the Eden Project is a must visit and is a truly unforgettable experience. To find out more about the world’s largest greenhouse visit www.edenproject.com
Padstow – this ancient but busy fishing port is perfect all year round for coastal walks and shopping but in the summer you can fully enjoy the wide sandy beaches of this idyllic town.
National Trust Cotehele – another National Trust owned house that boasts extensive grounds and is well worth a visit. Please see www.nationaltrust.org.uk
