Drakewalls 1.5 miles. Nestled in the delightful Honicombe Holiday Village, in the little hamlet of St Ann’s Chapel in Cornwall, is this wonderful, single-storey holiday cottage, 39 Manorcombe Bungalows. Perfect for a relaxed break with family and friends, this charming abode serves as a great base for accessing South Cornwall and the Dartmoor National Park. After parking up in the off-road space, step directly into the open-plan living space, from which you can get to work on a hearty dish in the well-appointed kitchen whilst the rest of the group set the dining table for feast. Afterwards, curl up on the sofa and tune into a film on the Smart TV, or why not take the evening outside and relax in the front garden? Catch up on your rest in the bedrooms, including two doubles and a twin, which can be arranged as a king-size on request. Awaken from a leisurely slumber to a refreshing shower in the bathroom, before planning out your holiday itinerary for the day. Wander the surrounding grounds and stock up on the essentials at the on-site shop or visit the restaurant/bar when you fancy a night away from cooking. The little hamlet of St Ann’s Chapel is idyllic, home to The Tamar Valley Donkey Park where you can feed the donkeys, goat, sheep and pigs, open from Thursday to Sunday. Nearby is Callington, tucked away within the idyllic Tamar Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, steeped in ancient history and legacy. Visit nearby Tavistock, home to its fantastic pannier market, pubs and restaurants, whilst those looking to get their steps in can wander the Dartmoor National Park and explore a mix of open moorland, tors and green fields. Choose 39 Manorcombe Bungalows for a splendid holiday to Cornwall.

Drakewalls is a tiny village in southeast Cornwall that is not far from Devon's border. There aren't many pubs or restaurants there, but if you want to try some local cuisine while you're there, you can pick up any last-minute items at the convenience store. The National Trust property of Cotehele and other well-known tourist attractions are accessible from the settlement from a variety of towns in Cornwall and Devon. You may explore Kit Hill's open hills or head towards the Tamar Valley aonb for some of the most breathtaking walks and chances to take genuinely Instagram-worthy photos. You may also make a pit stop at the Tamar Valley Donkey Park, where your kids will love seeing the creatures up close. You can travel further to the bustling city of Plymouth for a more leisurely afternoon, or you can visit the Tamar Trails Centre and try flying down a zip line. This is a beautiful rural spot where tourists of all kinds may discover the best of Cornwall and Devon.

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