Activities on the farm
Most mornings you will have the opportunity to come and watch the calves having their morning milk and to learn about life on a farm. Whilst we no longer have our diary cows there is plenty to learn about the farm.
We still hold our social evenings and have our campfires.
We still hold our social evenings and have our campfires.
The chickens are a big attraction, where the children can collect the eggs or sitting and stroking the chickens is a good pastime. Harry and Hermione are still firm favourites and roam around the farm.
In the summer holidays we have a campfire twice a week after Pizza and Lasagne/Pasty night. Who doesn't love a fire? Chatting,watching the flames and toasting marshmallows while the children play and make new friends. Whilst you sit, relax and enjoy a glass of wine you can watch the children play in the sand pit or enjoy a cricket match and wheelbarrow races.
Close to Boswarthen
Of course Cornwall still has it's beautiful scenery and incredible coastline, it's many stunning beaches and the sunrise AND sunset - all available in a short distance from Boswarthen.
BEACHES
Discover some of the most breathtaking beaches in the UK right here, with a staggering 55 stunning beaches stretching from Godrevy on the north coast to Praa Sands on the south. Whether you're into surfing, sailing, wild swimming, or building sandcastles, this region has it all. For those seeking a peaceful escape, we also offer secluded beaches and hidden coves, perfect for a more tranquil experience.
Many of our beaches are dog-friendly, allowing your furry friends to enjoy the coastline with you. Need help choosing the perfect beach? We’re happy to offer expert advice and personal recommendations to ensure you find the ideal spot for your beach day. |
WALKING
Located perfectly between two stunning coasts, we’re truly fortunate to be in an ideal spot to explore all that this beautiful region has to offer. To the north, you'll find dramatic views and rugged cliffs, with iconic filming locations such as those featured in Poldark. The south coast boasts warmer breezes, vibrant flowers, and picturesque scenery. The moors themselves are filled with a unique atmosphere, home to ancient stones and mysterious landscapes.
For those with a sense of adventure, landmarks like Lanyon Quoit and Men An Tol are just a short walk away. On Boswarthen, you can visit the Wishing Well and the Celtic Chapel, both steeped in history and charm. Don’t forget to check out our Honesty Shop, where you can borrow maps and books to help you explore the area at your own pace. |
MUST SEE'S
St Michael's Mount and the Minack Theatre are iconic landmarks unique to this area of Cornwall. St Michael’s Mount, steeped in legend, offers a fascinating historical experience, while the Minack Theatre, perched on granite cliffs at Porthcurno, hosts unforgettable open-air performances from May to September, with children’s storytelling sessions in the summer (booking essential).
We’re also next to Trengwainton Gardens, with other beautiful gardens nearby like Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens and Trebah Garden. Kynance Cove, Land’s End, and the picturesque village of Mousehole are all close by. Visit the historic town of Marazion for stunning views of St Michael’s Mount, or explore Cornwall’s mining heritage at Geevor Tin Mine. With so much to explore, Boswarthen is the perfect base to experience the best of Cornwall. |
Must Do'sWhen staying at Boswarthen, there’s no shortage of exciting activities to experience. Why not try horse riding on the beach, or enjoy kayaking, wild swimming, paddleboarding, or a scenic sea trip to explore local wildlife? For the adventurous, coasteering, rock climbing, and mine exploration are also popular options.
If you need recommendations or more information, feel free to ask us, we are here to help. Alternatively, you can explore our useful links below, including the highly recommended Visit Cornwall website for more local attractions and things to do. |