Bosinver Farm Cottages

Important dog policy note: No dogs during summer school holidays. No puppies under 1 year. Outside that window, dogs welcome in selected cottages.

Family-run farm with thirty cottages set across thirty acres, near St Austell. Each cottage has its own enclosed garden. Most welcome up to two dogs; a small number take more, so ask when you book. Walks on the farm and woodland trails.

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The facts

Status
On my list to visit
Region
Cornwall
Area
Mid Cornwall
Type
Holiday Cottages and Cabins
Setting
Farm and woodland
Sleeps
Up to 10
Dogs welcome
2
Dog fees
£40 per dog per week
Enclosed garden
Yes
Indoor dogs
Yes
Website
bosinver.co.uk ↗

For your dog

  • Treats on arrival
  • Outdoor dog wash
  • Lead loaning at reception

For you

  • Heated indoor swimming pool
  • Sauna
  • Badminton and table tennis
  • Children's play area
  • Woodburning stoves in some cottages

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