Trevanger Farm Bed and Breakfast

Trevanger Farm is a bed and breakfast on a working beef farm in St Minver parish, about 3 miles north of Wadebridge. It holds a 9.0 rating from 135 Booking.com reviews and a four-star grading, with breakfast and the hosts the two things guests mention most.

Three bedrooms are let, each with a private bathroom, TV, kettle and free WiFi, and all looking out over farmland rather than a road. The house keeps its period features, and breakfast is served in a private dining room facing the garden - cooked with local ingredients and eggs from the farm's own hens.

The farm sits in the triangle between Rock and the coast. Daymer Bay is 1.9 miles, Greenaway and Polzeath both around 2 miles, so the estuary beaches and the surf beach are all a short drive. The Black Tor ferry crosses the Camel from Rock to Padstow through the season, which avoids the long road route round through Wadebridge.

Further afield, Lanhydrock House and Garden is around 40 minutes by car and the Eden Project about an hour. Port Isaac and Tintagel are both up the coast to the north.

Best for couples and walkers who want a quiet farm base with a cooked breakfast and easy access to the Camel estuary beaches. Less good for large groups, for anyone needing self-catering space, or for guests who want to walk to a pub or restaurant - this is a rural lane, and Rock and Polzeath both need the car.