Local Area

The nearby village of St Mabyn is within easy walking distance with a Post Office and a 17^th Century inn.

St Mabyn Inn is a friendly local serving real ales and with a fine reputation for home cooked food. Seen below in 1900 and more recently!

St Mabyn Inn 1900 St Mabyn Inn - Recent

IT’S SUMMER’S BIG EVENT... the Royal Cornwall Show 5th, 6th and 7th June 2008 at the Royal Cornwall Showground Wadebridge. Only 8 miles away from Glenmorris Park.

Places to Visit whilst staying at Glenmorris Park

"Visit Wadebridge and you will discover a surprise around every corner." From local shops and galleries, to pubs and restaurants and even a multi-screen cinema. There is a weekly country produce market in the Town Hall, Wadebridge.

We are in very easy reach of the popular Camel Trail - Cornwall's most popular free attraction. This isn’t a road or a path but a 17 mile stretch of converted railway ideal for walking, jogging or cycling. This is a wonderful way to have safe and easy access to the beautiful countryside and wildlife Cornwall has to offer.

The National Trust Lanhydrock House is a beautiful Victorian country house and one of ‘The Great Gardens of Cornwall’ with the added attraction of an adventure playground and delicious Cornish Cream Teas.

The Eden Project - this well known visitor centre loved by children, adults and senior citizens alike, is a short drive away.

The ‘Lost Gardens of Heligan’ - these wonderfully restored gardens cannot be missed.

English Heritage venues abound in the area, for example, Launceston Castle, Hurlers Stone Circles and Tintagel Castle, properties full of magic and myth.

Port Isaac, better known today as Port Wenn and the location of the popular ITV series Doc Martin, remains an unspoilt, pretty fishing village and is less than 10 miles away from us.

Bodmin and Wenford Steam Railway.

Coastal Scene The beautiful countryside and wildlife of Cornwall

Some of the best beaches in Cornwall are within easy reach, from excellent surfing beaches such as Polzeath (one of two Blue Flag beaches in North Cornwall) and Harlyn Bay to beaches like Port Gaverne that are ideal for families.

And especially for the children:-

Cornwall's Crealy Adventure Park near Wadebridge.
Flambards at Helston.
Old MacDonalds Farm near Padstow.
Cornish Birds of Prey Centre

Links to other attractions: -

http://www.caerhays.co.uk/

http://www.padstow-harbour.co.uk/

Outdoor Pursuits

Cycling - follow the Camel Trail from Helland, only a mile from Glenmorris, to Padstow.
Walking - hike across the Moors or visit Golitha Falls. Follow the costal paths for breathtaking views.
Swimming, surfing and sailing - from beautiful beaches such as Rock, Polzeath, Daymer bay and Bude.
Pony trekking - at St Breward.
Fishing - in the rivers or sea.
Golf – nearest 18 hole golf course at St Kew

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