Carnewas at Bedruthan

Carnewas at Bedruthan is an ideal spot for those looking to enjoy a walk and breath in the sea air. With a variety of trails to choose from you're sure to find the ideal walk. Here are some suggestions.

Head up the coast from Carnewas and explore more of the breathtaking scenery this region has to offer.

Dogs are welcome on a visit to Carnewas at Bedruthan. Please follow our Canine Code, particularly when walking the coast paths.

With more people than ever enjoying our coast and countryside places, we’re asking for your help in looking after them during your visit. Please help us protect wildlife and landscapes by following the Countryside Code, which includes taking any litter home with you and not lighting a barbecue or campfire.

No overnight camping or parking is allowed at the places we care for. More information on why we don’t permit visitors to stay overnight at our car parks can be found here.

The popular Carnewas Tea-room (National Trust tenant) is offering a take-away service as well as some indoor and outdoor seating. They serve hot and cold drinks, ice-cream, light lunches, cakes and cream teas. Please check for winter opening times.

Just a few miles west of Padstow, Skippers Cabin is situated within eyeshot of some of North Cornwall’s most stunning coastal scenery. Shut the door on this sturdy stone cottage, and you’ll soon find yourself traversing rugged cliffs, the deep blue Atlantic teasing the rocky shoreline below.

Adjoining Porth Mear Cottage is pretty Trescore. With spectacular, coastal and countryside views on its doorstep, and a wealth of sandy, family-friendly beaches close by, Trescore is an idyllic holiday cottage conveniently located a small distance from Padstow.

Quintessentially Cornish, this whitewashed farm house is ideally placed to enjoy Porth Mear Cove, a celebrated spot for rock pooling. With Padstow a short drive along the coast, complete with its fine dining restaurants and cosy pubs, Porth Mear Cottage offers the perfect break for all the family.

Offering sea views over the Cornish coast, this converted barn is perfect for a large group on a walking break. Close to the South West Coast Path, you can hike up to Trevose Head, the beach at Porthcothan, or the craggy coves of Bedruthan Steps. After a day in the great outdoors, you can kick-back and relax on the cosy sofas in the bunkhouse’s large open-plan sitting area.