Resting upon Newquay Bay Resort near St Columb Minor in Cornwall is Neptune, a wonderful single-storey static caravan, inviting six guests and a furry companion. Enjoying a convenient location near the coastline and a whole host of attractions in the bustling town of Newquay, whilst offering an open-plan living space, off-road parking, and access to on-site facilities, the property offers the perfect base for a family seascape. Park up outside and step into the living space, where you can rustle up tasty meals, dine, and unwind in front of the electric fire; be welcomed by a range of expected appliances to ease your self-catered stay. Head out to take advantage of the resort's facilities, by enjoying a dip in the indoor heated pool, before returning for a quick refresh in the shower room, also with the convenience of an additional cloakroom. Rest your eyes in one of three bedrooms, including a double and two twin, offering flexibility for your group. Come morning, start on your Cornish adventure by taking a stroll along the stunning shore of Whipsiderry Beach or enjoying some of the water sports on offer, tour the Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre, visit Newquay Zoo or the Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay for a family-friendly activity, or take a hike around The Gannel Estuary. Heading into the county, discover Dairyland Farm Park, offering a wealth of activates including pony rides and wildlife trails, aboard the historical steam train of at Lappa Valley, delivering tours of the countryside, or venture to the National Trust - Trerice, an Elizabethan manor house, offering tours of its elegant interiors and manicured gardens. Travelling to Truro, enjoy a stroll alongside Truro River, brush up on your local knowledge at the Royal Cornwall Museum, or take part in some friendly competition at The Celtic Tossers - Axe Throwing. Enjoy all of this by booking Neptune.

Off the main road leading to Newquay, in the tranquil village of St. Columb Minor, there is a store, and a top-notch neighbourhood bar called the Farmers Arms. Here, a variety of weekly activities seem to be the most well-liked, in addition to being well-known for their food and local ales. The majestic village church, which dates to circa 1430 and is located across from the bar, has served as a signpost for generations of fishermen thanks to its tall tower. There are so many beautiful beaches in Newquay that you will be spoiled for choice, but Porth beach is the best for families. It is a wonderful sandy beach with a sheltered aspect that is shielded by headlands on both sides and has long been a favourite among locals.

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