Name: Trevathan Farm
Rating: 5.0

Trevathan Farm

Trevathan Farm Shop & Restaurant, St Endellion, Port Isaac, Cornwall PL29 3TT, UK

1-90 Years

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Welcome to Trevathan Farm, a family-run working farm in beautiful Cornwall. Offer charming traditional Cornish holiday cottages, a family-friendly restaurant, and a farm shop stocked with own produce and other local delights. Guests can enjoy a wide range of activities for all ages, including daily tractor and trailer rides with Farmer Mark, feeding animals such as calves, lambs, pigs, goats, rabbits, and Shetland ponies, and participating in lamb bottle-feeding during lambing season. Families can explore adventure playground, enjoy games in the old stone barn with pool, table tennis, and table football, or fish for rainbow trout in our one-acre lake, surrounded by 40 acres of thriving wildlife.

Aso have an all-weather scenic walking paths, and opportunities to collect eggs and interact with friendly farm dogs. Located close to Port Isaac and Padstow, with south-facing cottages offering panoramic countryside views, Trevathan Farm promises a memorable, hands-on Cornish farm experience for the whole family.

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Host birthday parties: No

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Farm Activities: Guests staying at the farm can enjoy a wide range of activities designed for all ages and interests.
- Tractor Rides: A highlight for many visitors is the daily tractor and trailer ride with Farmer Mark. The ride tours the farm, stopping along the way to feed animals. The journey usually concludes at the farm shop, where guests can feed animals and enjoy a complimentary cup of tea while socializing.
- Feed The Animals: Guests have the opportunity to help feed farm animals including calves, lambs, pigs, goats, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, wallabies, and Shetland ponies. Lambing season is particularly popular, and children are welcome to participate in bottle-feeding the lambs.
- Experience Farm Life: Helping hands are always encouraged. Visitors can collect eggs from the free-range hens and interact with friendly farm dogs, who prefer playing with guests to any real work. Guests are advised to bring wellies for these hands-on activities.
- Children’s Outdoor Play Area: An adventure playground is available for younger visitors, featuring swings, a climbing wall, and a slide. The play area is situated in an open space central to the cottages, providing a safe and fun environment.
- Games Room: An old stone barn houses the games room, which includes a pool table, table tennis, and table football. All equipment is available for use free of charge for guests.
- Fishing Lake: A one-acre fishing lake stocked with rainbow trout is located within 40 acres dedicated to encouraging natural fauna and flora. The area provides a haven for various uncommon species of birds, dragonflies, butterflies, and wildflowers. Rods and lines are available for visitors, and the trout can be cooked on a barbecue, offering a fun opportunity for children to catch dinner.
- Tennis Court: An all-weather outdoor tennis court allows for tennis play throughout the year.
- Walking: Guests can enjoy the stunning countryside views by walking freely around the farm. Paths and open areas allow for exploration at leisure.
Local Area: Scenic walks are available on and around the farm, including access to the breathtaking North Cornish coastline. Nearby villages such as Port Isaac have served as filming locations for shows and movies, including Saving Grace and Doc Martin. Within a ten-minute drive, Polzeath, Daymer Bay, and Rock offer some of the best sailing, surfing, windsurfing, and water skiing in Cornwall. Sea fishing trips are available from Port Isaac and Padstow, home to Rick Stein’s famous seafood restaurant. A wide variety of country pubs and restaurants can be found within a five-mile radius.
- Other activities include cycling the Camel Trail, pony trekking across the moors, or enjoying a round of golf at nearby courses including St Enodoc, Bowood, Lanhydrock, and St Kew.
Farm Shop: The farm shop offers a wide selection of seasonal vegetables, either ready-picked or available for picking. Fresh beef and lamb produced on the farm are complemented by local goodies, pickles, homemade jams made from farm-grown strawberries, honey, cheeses, fudge, free-range eggs, and clotted cream sourced from a local dairy.
- Visitors can also browse country wines, Cornish beer, Scrumpy, and a range of crafts, gifts, and cards. Luxury award-winning handmade Cornish ice cream from Treleavens is available, alongside homemade jams and preserves, cakes, and ready meals prepared with fresh farm ingredients.