News & Info – Coombe Farm Cottages

Covid-19 Adjustments And Policy

Post published:24 May 2021
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We wish to reassure everyone we are doing everything we possibly can to make safe and enjoyable stays possible. We have put together some information below that we hope will give guests more information regarding their holiday. We are following guidance from the UK Government and the Professional Association of Self Caterers (PASC) are excited to welcome everyone back as soon as possible. We are lucky to be in a remote area of the country where social distancing is extremely easy, and we encourage our guests to explore the great outdoors. Below is a brief list of what to expect when you get to Coombe Farm Cottages.

Top Activities Here at Coombe Farm

Swimming pool from the driveway

Post published:6 May 2021
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Here are 5 reasons why is it so great to holiday at Coombe Farm Cottages, and this does not even include any of the fabulous nearby attractions

Coombe Farm’s Swimming Pool

Post published:5 May 2021
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We love swimming and our pool is great. Often it’s the first thing guests do when they arrive on their holiday, jump straight in! Set in the green farm fields it’s a peaceful spot for a dip and a great way of exercising.

Coombe Farm’s Guide to Cornish Rock-Pooling

Post published:3 May 2021
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What better way to explore the local marine life than a spot of rock pooling? Every child (and lots of adults) favourite beach past time. Here are some hints and tips to help you get the most out of your expeditions.

Guest Information – Take Away Food Options

Post published:21 April 2021
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On holiday, don’t fancy cooking? check out your options here for takeaways and deliveries.

Top 5 Dog Walks

Post published:5 April 2021
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We love dogs and our dog friendly accommodation is perfect. Walking is one of the very best ways to discover the beauty and the variety of the Cornish landscape, at all times of year.

From Easter Day the rules on access for dogs on Cornish beaches change…

Post published:5 April 2021
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Many Cornish Beaches have seasonal restrictions banning dogs, usually from Easter Day until 1st October, with signs at the entrance to the beach. Some ban during the day but allow dogs in the early morning (before 7 or 8 depending) and late evening (usually after 7) - the sign will specify. And most beaches are dog friendly out of season. However, the beaches below allow dogs at any time (to the best of our knowledge). Have fun with your four legged friends on the beautiful beaches.

Cornish Easter Traditions

Post published:3 April 2021
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So, I suppose the first thing to do is to wish you a very “Pask Lowen”, which is Cornish for Happy Easter. Hopefully you will get lots of “Oys Pask”, yes, you guessed it, Easter Eggs!

Read About the Eccentric Parson AND THE Cornish Origins of Harvest Festival

Morwenstow - Where Parson Hawkers, the man who thought up Harvest Festival, lived

Post published:1 April 2021
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Robert Stephen Hawker, born in 1803, was the eccentric Parson of Morwenstow in coastal North Cornwall credited with originating the Harvest Festival we celebrate today. An eccentric Cornish vicar and poet, was is no ordinary chap…

Local Walks

Post published:11 March 2021
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There are lots of fabulous walking options around Coombe Farm, whether it be the local roads, the award winning South-West Coastal Path or Bodmin Moor.