Goonhavern 1.1 miles. Plot 42 – Holywell Sunset is a contemporary lodge situated on the Newperran Holiday Park near Goonhavern, Cornwall with fantastic sea views from the property. Boasting an on-site indoor swimming pool, bar with pool table, and restaurant, off-road parking and easy access to Cornwall’s lush coast, this charming abode ticks all the boxes for a family getaway. Step into the open-plan living space, furnished in neutral tones with home comforts including a large television with Freeview, this is a lovely spot to unwind whilst the electric fire offers a gentle warmth. The kitchen can be taken over by the designated chef, equipped with all the mod cons required for a self-catered break, whilst indoor and outdoor dining areas provide options for mealtimes. After a sumptuous feast, pop in the bubbling hot tub and soothe your muscles, admiring the tranquil views of the park. Whisk away to the back of the lodge and get comfortable in the bedrooms, with the master occupying a double bed and en-suite facilities, whilst the twin room is ideal for the younger guests. Be sure to make the most of the on-site facilities; start the day with a swim, take the little ones to skatepark and playground, or treat yourself to a meal at the on-site restaurant. If you’re looking to stock up on the essentials, the village of Goonhavern hosts a shop just over half a mile away. Within the surrounding area there is something for everyone; test your swing on the Perranporth Golf Club, amble the expanse sandy beaches and have a go at paddleboarding and surfing, whilst there’s plenty of eateries to satisfy your hunger. If you’re seeking a quieter escape, Holywell is famed for a picturesque sandy bay whilst the hustle and bustle of Newquay will be attractive to those wanting fantastic attractions and even a bit of nightlife! Plot 42 – Holywell Sunset is a lovely base for both kicking back and exploring Cornwall.

Two and a half miles inland from Perranporth, which is located in the heart of Poldark country and the location for Winston Graham's novels set there in the 1930s, is the small Cornish settlement of Goonhavern. Goonhavern is a bustling neighbourhood with a classic inn, village store, garden centre, and playground for kids. The area was formerly renowned for producing the best tin, and it still has abandoned pump houses, mine shafts, and worker cottages as mementos of its illustrious past. Perranporth, a neighbouring town, has a stunning sandy beach that stretches for three miles at low tide and is surrounded by rugged rocks ideal for rock pooling. The beach has lifeguards during the summer and is a well-liked family destination. In 2016, the British National Surfing Championships were held there. The Watering Hole is a distinctive pub located on the sand in the heart of the beach that offers live entertainment, a fantastic ambiance, good food, and an incredible view of the sunset, among a small range of other stores, restaurants, and pubs available in Perranporth. Both the Perranzabuloe Folk Museum and the nearby Blue Hills Museum are highly recommended if you want to learn more about the rich history of this coastal region. Much of the spectacular coastal walks around St Agnes, which is maintained by the National Trust, and the miles of sandy beaches at Crantock and Holywell Bay are farther away. Why not visit the coastal resort of Newquay for a wider variety of nightlife, dining, and attractions? (6 miles) With attractions for every age group and taste, including the well-known Zoo, Waterworld indoor pool, and Blue Reef Aquarium, Newquay is renowned for its top-notch surfing. a wonderful vacation spot with options for everyone. The most southern city in the UK, Truro (9 miles), is a thriving hub of shopping, farmers markets, culture, and spectacular architecture in the middle of Cornwall. The Truro Cathedral is the focal point. The River Fal is also nearby; from the riverbank, you can board a boat for a trip to Falmouth.

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