Morwenstow

Coronavirus has impacted on our visitor offer at many coastal locations. We ask all visitors to please observe social distancing measures. Lifeguard cover will be in place at Sandymouth, but not Northcott Mouth, until 27 September. To help plan your visit you’ll find more information on what to expect here.

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 changing colours of the coast make autumn an ideal time to explore new places or return to old favourites, enjoying them afresh. We invite you to swap your flip flops for your wellies and find some inspiration on things you could do here.

Looking for something to do with the family as summer draws to a close and autumn unfolds? Take your pick for your family’s next adventure. Antony, Cotehele, Glendurgan Garden, Godolphin, Lanhydrock, St Michael's Mount, Trelissick, Trerice and Trengwainton Garden are all open for autumnal fun: please book ahead of your visit. Plus beaches and countryside to visit, woodland to walk through and much more.

From rock pooling on beautiful beaches to exploring colourful gardens and crunching through fallen leaves, there's plenty to keep the family busy as summer turns to autum. Arlington Court, Buckland Abbey, Castle Drogo, Coleton Fishacre, Greenway, Killerton, Knightshayes, Lydford Gorge, Overbeck's and Saltram are all open: please book ahead of your visit.

This gentle cliff top walk encompasses breath-taking views of North Cornwall's coast and a visit to Reverend Hawker's famous hut. Please remember to observe social distancing guidelines.

Explore our three-mile route starting from the car park next to the Rectory Farm Tearooms. This circular walk at Morwenstow takes in the coast as well as the Tidna Valley.