Eastcott Lodges in Bude, North Cornwall

Overview of Ashwater Lodge

The Ashwater Lodge is part of the Eastcott Lodges in North Tamerton, Bude, North Cornwall. The spacious two-story A-frame cabin building has 3 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 6 people with up to 2 pets allowed. On the main floor, there is one bedroom with bunks, a spacious lounge/kitchen/diner with a fridge/freezer in the kitchen. On the first floor, there is one double sized bedroom and one twin-sized bedroom. The cabin building has a verandah with a picnic table. The vacation cabin is close to fishing just 3 miles away. The Woodland lodges and a four-bedroom small cottage plan are all comfortably furnished. The wood cabin has a television with DVD, a kitchen with a microwave, a bath with an overhead shower. Beds are made up for your arrival, highchairs at an additional charge and pets at an additional charge. The Ashwater Lodge is the perfect place to make your base while you enjoy all that North Cornwall has to offer.

Exploring Cornwall's Scenic Beauty

The historic county of Cornwall is a great place to enjoy the beauty, sights, sounds, and smells of the English coastline. Cornwall is the southerly most point of the British Isles, with this ancient region being recognized as one of the remaining Celtic nations and has its official language, which is taught in schools all over the county. The beautiful scenery you will find in this area also has a vibrant art and cultural scene, with artists flocking here to enjoy the views and beautiful natural light that draws millions of visitors every year.

Surfing and Coastal Activities in Newquay

You can catch the best of the Atlantic waves at one of the several surf schools you'll find on the golden sands of Newquay's beaches. The area has an enticing array of beaches to suit every taste. In Newquay, you'll find something for every surfer no matter what your age or ability. If you're new to surfing, you might explore Watergate Bay for the great mid-high tides and the sandy beaches. Or, if you are the more experienced surfer, you can visit the playground at Fistral Beach, especially when the rare Cribbar surf break is occurring. If you don't like the water, you might visit one of the many festivals and events that happen throughout the year or relax in the multitude of cafes and restaurants along the Newquay coastline.

Adventure and Outdoor Activities

During your vacation stay in Cornwall, you might go mountain biking or try one of the watersports at the Lizard. This area with its scenic rugged cliffs and hidden coves also has large waves that crash onto the sandy beaches, a place where you can experience and enjoy the wild side of Cornwall like never before. You can go across the open water on a paddleboard, climb the craggy cliffs with views of the ocean below, or kayak around the emerald sea and take a look into the various caves and bays tucked away. There are several trails that you can ride down on your bike too, with scenic views and several places to stop and grab a bite to eat.