Nanstallon, Cornwall, England
A contemporary cabin positioned directly on the Camel Trail in Cornwall, with views across the Camel Valley from a south facing deck. The trail runs 19 miles car free between Padstow and Bodmin Moor, and the cabin's frontage on the route puts walkers, cyclists, and wildlife within constant view. Deer, herons, buzzards, tawny owls, and pheasants are regular visitors to the deck area.
The studio interior includes a wood burner, induction hob, and modern bathroom with heated towel rail. At £102 per night with a 4.91 rating from 253 reviews, it is one of the most affordable stays in the Camel Valley area. The Camel Valley vineyard and steam train rides from Boscarne Junction are nearby. Access is via a steep and bumpy track, and the cabin sits within the owner's garden with its own entrance, balancing proximity with privacy.
We love the trail frontage. Sitting on the deck watching cyclists and wildlife pass along the Camel Trail, with a glass of something from the nearby vineyard, is a very specific pleasure.
Reviewers highlight the Cabin's beautiful surroundings, lovely interior, and great hosts. Ideal for couples seeking a quiet retreat, it's conveniently located 10-15 minutes from a bus stop to Bodmin Town Centre.
