Penhalt Farm Campsite

South West Coast Path (Section 11: Bude to Crackington Haven)

Tackles dramatic clifftop terrain with steep ascents and descents throughout—this is challenging coastal walking with several sharp climbs out of valleys. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to exposed cliff edges, uneven paths, and significant elevation changes. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards effort with spectacular Atlantic views, rugged headlands, and some of Cornwall's wildest coastal scenery between these two characterful harbour villages.

Crackington cracker walk, North Cornwall

Follows the dramatic North Cornwall coast with moderate climbs over grassy clifftops and uneven coastal paths – steep sections make it unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Delivers stunning views of rugged slate cliffs, secluded coves, and the Atlantic crashing against Cambeak headland, with springtime wildflowers carpeting the route.

South West Coast Path (Section 12: Crackington Haven to Tintagel)

Tackles dramatic Cornish cliffs with steep, sustained ascents and descents through rugged coastal terrain – challenging but spectacular. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to exposed cliff edges, uneven paths, and significant elevation changes. Dogs welcome on leads, though be mindful near livestock and cliff drops. Worth it for breathtaking Atlantic views, hidden coves, and approaching the legendary Tintagel Castle headland where King Arthur mythology comes alive against crashing wa

Sandymouth to Duckpool coastal walk, North Cornwall

Sandymouth to Duckpool and Stowe Wood circular walk, North Cornwall