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Trewinnick Lodge

Trewinnick Lodge

Sleeps 6

BedroomsBeds 3

BathroomsBaths 2

Pet Friendly

Overlooking Bossiney Bay, Trevillet Valley is located between Tintagel and Boscastle on the north Cornish coast.....aka, King Arthurs country.

Superb sunsets can be experienced from Trewinninck Lodge in the main season particularly and is just one of the reasons why so many guests return year after year.

The nearest pub to Trewinnick Lodge is the rather fabulous Tintagel Brewery (1.3 miles away). Here you can book a brewery tour sampling a few of their best known ales. Booking in advance is required and the tour costs £12.50 per person (as @ April 2026). Also at the brewery you will find Chef Pete's bar and bistro plus gift shop.

The beautiful coastal footpath walk accessed at nearby Trewarmett to Trebarwith Strand will showcase some of the county’s most beautiful scenery. This moderately challenging circular walk is 3 - 4 miles long and the dog friendly, Port William pub in Trebarwith Strand will be a welcome sight at the end.

Tintagel itself is just 2 miles from your accommodation and has a wealth of interesting independent shops on its high street along with convenience stores, cafes, bakeries and a couple of great pubs serving food.

The Duchy of Cornwall owned Tintagel Castle and its famous bridge (not for the faint hearted) is at the furthest end of Tintagel and is well worth a visit (charges apply). Managed by English Heritage, don't forget to take your membership card for free entry.

Nearby Boscastle and its much photographed harbour is 4 miles from your accommodation and again, well worth a visit. Albeit smaller than Tintagel, it still offers a wealth of lovely little gift shops plus a couple of cafes. The historic Cobweb Inn which can date back to the 1700's and the Wellington pub (a former coaching inn which dates back to the 16th century), give you a great choice between two rather special licenced premises.

Within just a 10 minute walk of Trewinnick Lodge is the beautiful, St Nectan's Glen and Waterfalls, with cafe and woodland walk. The perfect place to visit if you have a couple of hours to spare.