Pams Place, a delightful abode for a family or group of friends looking to explore the coast of Cornwall is nestled into the rural outskirts of the seaside town of Crantock, on a tranquil holiday park. Be welcomed into this stylish lodge to discover a lovely open-plan living space with seas of natural light drawn in from the patio doors, which can be thrown open in the warmer months to let in the countryside air. Here guests can make the most of the kitchen space and cook up a storm, dining together at the dining table before settling into the tasteful sitting area and enjoying a movie marathon in the warmth of the electric fire stove. Alternatively, head out onto the tranquil decking and enjoy a glass of your favourite beverage as you reflect on the day’s adventures. The property benefits from a shower room, and there are two bedrooms to choose between, including a double with en-suite cloakroom and a twin, both with storage for your belongings. Crantock is a delightful Cornish town, with a handful of local eateries and pubs, including Old Albion Inn, The Offbeat Bar & Kitchen and Ocean Diner, so guests can enjoy a hearty meal out before stocking up on essentials at the local store. Spend a day beside the seaside, enjoying watersports wild swimming or sunbathing on the sand at the beautiful Crantock Beach, reachable via a path from the property and which has links to stunning coastal walk passing through an abundance of scenic locations, including Penpol Bridge, Pontire Point West, Kelsey Head and Holywell Bay. Spend a day exploring the bustling seaside town of Newquay, where there us a local museum, boating lake, Trenance Gardens, an aquarium, a golf course, and watersports opportunities for an action-packed afternoon. From here, visit Trevose Head Heritage Coast, enjoying the scenery on offer. All of this and so much more with a stay at the delightful Pams Place.

Crantock is a small Cornish village, just a short walk from the beach, close to the popular resort of Newquay. If you want to escape the crowds, yet still be close to the action, this is the place to be. There's stunning countryside all around and lots of pretty villages to explore; however, it is the coast that dominates. Enjoy superb walks along the coastal path over dramatic cliff-tops, or magnificent surfing on beaches stretching from Watergate Bay in the North to Fistral beach in the centre of Newquay and on down the coast. There are a number of golf courses in the area, as well as National Trust properties, traditional pubs and outstanding restaurants. Newquay itself is a visitor's paradise with a wide variety of shops, pubs and restaurants, plus attractions such as the Sea Life Centre, Newquay Zoo and nearby Dairyland and Eden Project.

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