What a wonderful place to spend a few days or more.
Relax in the hot tub, snooze on the sun-loungers or dine al fresco - bliss!
Toast marshmallows taking in the rural outlook by day or under the stars by night.
Inside is just as special as outside.
There's a wonderfully well-equipped kitchen area.
The living space is open plan and decorated beautifully.
The comfy king-size double bed is tucked away at one end of the cabin.
Just gorgeous!
Dine inside or out, the choice is yours.
Breakfast in bed is a must.
Enjoy a lazy morning before heading out exploring.
The warming wood-burner ensures year-round cosiness to supplement the underfloor heating.
The bunk bedroom and shower-room are located at the opposite end of the cabin to the double bed.
The stylish shower-room - yes, this is luxury glamping!
Complete with shower, WC and wash-basin.
The triple bunk room is perfect for the kids - they will love it!
Books kindly provided by the lovely owners.
Gorgeous linen.
All you could need.
Homemade jam courtesy of the lovely owners - yum!
What better way to relax than swaying in the hammock?
So many options to enjoy the great outdoors from.
Pure bliss!
The perfect getaway.
You'll want to return time and time again.
Cook up a storm on the BBQ.
Lunch al fresco.
Such an idyllic setting.
Many hours will be whiled away in the hot tub.
Welcome to The Little Cider House!
Speaking of Lostwithiel - it's nearby and well worth a visit!
Have a read in the sun.
The owners really have thought of everything - there's even a welly rack for your use.
The Little Cider House in all its glory.
Just gorgeous.
Why would you want to be anywhere else?
Leisurely lunches are a must.
Bubble your troubles away in the hot tub.
You are more than welcome to explore the owners' many acres of gorgeous grounds.
What will you discover whilst exploring?
An idyllic firepit spot.
Take yourself off on a little adventure without having to get back in the car.
What kinds of wildlife will you spot along your way?
You may encounter the owner's chickens.
And bee hive!
Explore until your heart's content.
Stunning surroundings.
Rural paradise.
If you want to get out and about, the renowned Camel Trail winds its way from Wenford Bridge along wooded valleys and the Camel Estuary out to Padstow on the north coast.
The trails at nearby Cardinham Woods are popular with cyclists too.
Popular Padstow can be reached via the Camel Trail and is very much worth a visit.
Enjoy a day at the trendy sailing town of Fowey with its waterside bars and cafes, shops and galleries.
Bodmin Moor, with its 100 square miles of wide-open spaces and rock formations is within easy reach.
Head off to Charlestown with its historic harbour and tall ships - a familiar sight for Poldark fans.
7 Nights from £633
Features
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Dogs welcome
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Hot tub
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Open fire/wood-burner
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Garden/Outside space
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Private parking
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Near a pub
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Barbecue
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Linen and towels included
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Unique Hideaways
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High chair available
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Superfast WiFi
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Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingBedroom 2
SingleOh my, what a special place this is! If Enid Blyton could have imagined a perfect setting for 'Five go glamping in Cornwall', I am sure she would have created this idyllic rural paradise. Set amidst glorious countryside, in the breathtaking Fowey Valley, this gorgeous wooden cabin has been perfectly crafted for a couple or family of five and of course any little Timmy (the dog) you want to bring along - OK so technically that's six but who's counting!
Blissfully quiet, this is the perfect spot to chill out, unwind and reconnect with the world around you. Discover a bounty of bird and wildlife whilst lazing on the loungers, soaking in the hot tub, or snoozing in the hammocks - some might even come close to say hello - or head off on foot to and create your own adventures as you explore the delightful five acres of wildflower meadows, pastures, woodland tracks and even a babbling brook. Dining al fresco is a must and what a choice you have. Stay close to base camp for a home-cooked meal or fire up the barbecue with the obligatory campfire songs around the fire-pit or pack up a picnic and find your own special spot to enjoy lashings of ginger beer and potted meat sandwiches of course!
The Little Cider House is as perfect on the inside as it is on the outside. Lovingly crafted by the welcoming yet discreet owners, who have ensured that you will have the most comfortable of stays. The stylish interior is befitting of any interior magazine with fashionable tones, striking wallpaper and fabulous rope lights. The super kitchen has a two-ring hob, oven, fridge and even a dishwasher - well this is glamping after all - and a dining-area should you wish to dine inside. There's a proper king-size bed for the grown- ups with a beautiful bedstead that is partly partitioned from the living area. At the other end of the cabin is the 'scrumptious' bunk-bedded room (please note one bunk is 2'6" and the others 3'), this room is charming and will delight the younger members of the party with beds that criss-cross each other - night times will be an adventure in their own right but parents do not worry it does have a door to provide some privacy! With an equally special wet-room complete with drench head shower, under-floor heating and a toasty wood-burner to ensure you are warm and cosy whatever the weather, The Little Cider House is here to welcome you all year round.
You would be forgiven for not wanting to leave this magical setting, but this is an unmissable opportunity to have further adventures in this very special part of Cornwall. The riverside town of Lostwithiel, with its iconic 12th Century castle ruins (English Heritage) - of course there's a castle, is less than a mile away. Known as the antiques capital of Cornwall, the town is utterly charming with its selection of independent shops, pubs, places to eat and drink, regular farmers market and a calendar of events. And talking of great places to eat, the nearby Duchy Nursery not only has an excellent choice of plants and a gorgeous shop but the most fantastic cafe - with stunning views of the castle, so any visit can be justified as educational as well as indulgent!
If gardens are on the agenda, the world renowned Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan are top the list along with Lanhydrock (National Trust) with its vast parkland, wooded walks and historic house. For cycling enthusiasts, Lanhydrock also has a great network of cycling trails (bikes can be hired) as does Cardinham Woods, or in Bodmin you can join the family friendly Camel Trail and head off to the moors in one direction or Padstow on the north coast in the other.
Talking of the coast, the rural setting of The Little Cider House belies the fact that the beautiful south coast is so very close with sheltered bays and coves, stylish sailing ports and wooded river estuaries. For a day at the seaside head off to Polkerris and Readymoney Cove or marvel at the classic tall ships at Charlestown harbour. Trendy Fowey combines its nautical appeal with chic cafes, artisan shops, cool bars and traditional Cornish pubs and I am sure Enid would approve of you taking to the water and kayaking up the estuary to the pretty village of Lerryn.
So what are you waiting for, pack your bag and treat yourself to a well-deserved break at The Little Cider House - you are in for an adventure.
Cabin
Open plan living-room with kitchen, dining and bedroom areas. Gas hob, gas oven (with electric grill), dishwasher, fridge (with ice-box), wood-burner, kettle and toaster and king-size double bed (5')
Bedroom 2 with triple bunk-beds (2 3' single beds and 1 2'6" single bed - recommended for children only)
Wet-room with shower, WC and wash basin
*Please bring your own travel cot (this will only fit in the open plan living-room).
More Information
- Dogs welcome (1 small or medium-sized dog only)
- High chair
- Arrive/Depart Friday
- Short breaks available
- Hot tub/Outdoor bath
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Private parking for 2 cars
- Superfast WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 1 mile
- Garden furniture and barbecue
- Under-floor heating
- Logs for the wood-burner
