Higher Tresmorn Farm, Crackington Haven

Higher Tresmorn Farm provides bed and breakfast lodging in a medieval farmhouse, featuring three en-suite double rooms. Each room includes Egyptian cotton sheets and modern bathrooms with powerful showers, alongside a cosy sitting room for guests. The self-catering options are housed in 16th Century farm buildings, equipped with kitchen amenities and characterful features.

Evening meals at Higher Tresmorn Farm showcase farm-reared produce, including lamb, pork, and wild venison from local woods. Breakfast is served in the conservatory with views of the North Cornish coastline, featuring locally sourced bacon, sausages, and home-made jams. Picnic lunches are available upon request, prepared using home and locally sourced ingredients.

Higher Tresmorn Farm is located at the end of a quiet country lane in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, adjacent to National Trust land. Just five minutes from the South West Coastal Path, it is positioned halfway between Bude and Boscastle. This setting provides direct access to breathtaking cliff walks and nearby beaches.

Higher Tresmorn Farm prioritizes sustainability through the use of farm-reared meats and local produce, keeping its carbon footprint minimal. Guests benefit from refillable glass milk bottles from the village shop and eco-friendly cleaning products. For each holiday taken at the farm, a tree is planted in the Albertine Rift forests of Uganda.

The surrounding area offers numerous activities for guests, including walking along the coastal path and exploring hidden coves. Crackington Haven beach, known for its surf conditions, is nearby for guests looking to enjoy water sports. Local dining options include The Cabin Café and Coombe Barton pub, each offering homely meals and a relaxing atmosphere.

Dining: Evening meals with farm-reared produce

Accommodations: Cosy medieval farmhouse lodging

Location: Adjacent to National Trust land

Sustainability: For every holiday, a tree will be planted