This is our shortened video, below, that showcases the wonders of Kernock. Our longer video is on our homepage. The drone photography is superb, but it’s the editing that really captures the peace and tranquility that Kernock offers.
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Cornwall has a reputation for fresh produce and fine food prepared by skilled chefs. Guests are talking about the fantastic choice of very special restaurants in South East Cornwall that pride themselves on the quality of their ingredients; sourced locally or home grown. We showcase here three of the best local fine dining restaurants, as…
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Adrenalin Quarry is one of the best activity centres near to Kernock Cottages. Its water park is reputedly the biggest in the UK, its zipwire is one of the longest, and its clifftop chair swing is just something special. Another superb venue is Encounter Cornwall, an excellent centre on the river Fowey for kayaking and…
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Enjoy the great outdoors around Kernock: Winter walks and cosy pubs Here are some suggestions for winter walks and nearby pubs, all less than 25 miles from Kernock, to help you plan your stay at Kernock Cottages. This is obviously not an exhaustive list, just a few of our local favourites. You don’t have to venture…
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Festive events are taking place all around Cornwall and nearby Devon, throughout November and December. Look through this wonderful list of festive events, and plan your winter stay at Kernock Cottages over the next few weeks; we’ve discounted our prices up to Christmas. It’s time for the kick-off to your festive season and get your…
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Walkers are drawn to Cornwall all year round. The Kernock estate lies in the Lyner Valley on the edge of the Tamar Valley National Landscape, between Dartmoor National Park, Bodmin Moor and the Rame Peninsula (known as Cornwall’s forgotten south east coastal corner). With fabulous moorland, country parks, beaches and unspoilt coastal towns, in…
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The walk from Cotehele to Calstock along the river Tamar provides spectacular views of the river and surrounding woodland landscape. The stunning viaduct over Calstock is a key landmark as you approach the village. Trains pass over this viaduct between Calstock and Plymouth. As a starting point, you can park in the National Trust car…
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Visit wonderful spring gardens in Cornwall Stay at Kernock and enjoy the splendour of spring gardens on the estate and close by at the following venues: Pentillie Castle selected dates throughout the Spring Mount Edgecumbe Country Park Anthony Woodland Garden Cothele Lost gardens of Helligan
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Lantic Bay to Polruan South West Coast Path, South East Cornwall. A glorious circular walk in this area of outstanding natural beauty in South East Cornwall (about 20 miles from Kernock). Just a short walk from Lantic Bay National Trust car park to this stunning section of the South West Coast Path to Polruan, with…
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Walkers are spoilt for choice in the area around Kernock Cottages with fabulous country parks, beaches and unspoilt coastal towns. Visit our new website page for winter walks and nearby cosy pubs, all less than 25 miles from Kernock. Kernock is located on the border of Cornwall and Devon, and the immediate area includes the…
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