Polgwedhen Lodge

Polgwedhen Lodge Enjoy peace, seclusion and privacy in your own Cornish hideaway.

05/06/2026

Now released for 1 to 4 night stays

16th - 19th June 2026

£117 per night

We are all enjoying some marvellous weather and it's been an added bonus for the half term break.Here is the view from t...
30/05/2026

We are all enjoying some marvellous weather and it's been an added bonus for the half term break.

Here is the view from the lodge basking in sunshine, today.

It looks as if it is going to be an amazing summer and our calendar is filling up fast. You may like to look at our website to see the remaining availability over the summer, but we are letting you know about the few mini break dates that are on offer to you;

Wednesday 3rd June - 1 night, £117.00
Thursday 16th July - 1 night, £131.00
Monday 20th July - 2 nights, £262.00
Sunday 2nd August - 2 nights, £278.00
Sunday 9th August - 1 night, £139.00

These rates are available only when booking through our website www.polgwedhenlodge.co.uk

One of our regular guests posted a picture of her wisteria on her FB page and for a moment I thought it was ours at Pol...
15/05/2026

One of our regular guests posted a picture of her wisteria on her FB page and for a moment I thought it was ours at Polgwedhen - they looked so similar. I said that I would post a picture of ours. This is for you, Di.

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12/05/2026

STOP PRESS....... All nights now booked EXCEPT FRDAY 29th MAY

*****WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CANCELLATION FOR A PRIME WEEK THIS MONTH*****

IT'S LAST MINUTE, SO WE HAVE DROPPED THE PRICE DRASTICALLY

May 25th - 7 nights available, now priced at £99 per night (3 night minimum stay) only via our website or telephone 07798 737196

BE QUICK. THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN!

We are excited to let you know that over the past 10 days or so, the number our followers has increased by 50+. Welcome...
09/05/2026

We are excited to let you know that over the past 10 days or so, the number our followers has increased by 50+. Welcome aboard!

We would also like to let all our followers know how much we appreciate your support, likes and comments and the interest you show in our posts,

If there is something you would like us to post, maybe an event or a theme, please let us know in the comments.

We look forward to hearing from you!

We took this great photo of St. Michael's Mount one evening this week. Just look at the colour of the water!Edward The ...
08/05/2026

We took this great photo of St. Michael's Mount one evening this week. Just look at the colour of the water!

Edward The Confessor gifted the island Mount to the Benedictine Order of monks in the 11th. century, it was later purchased by the St. Aubyn family in 1659, who continue to live there in partnership with the National Trust. There is lots more history than this, so it is well worth a visit.

At low tide you can walk across the causeway and at high tide there are boats which will ferry you there and back.

As well as the Mount itself, there is a community of some 30 people, who work in various rôles on the island . There are lovely gardens, shops, café as well as the castle to visit. The views are to die for!

Some say St. Michael's Mount is the jewel in the crown of all the Cornish attractions - I would agree with them.

About 40 minutes form Polgwedhen Lodge

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Places to Visit from Polgwedhen LodgeThe Lizard Point and PoldhuLast Monday 27th April, I went for a drive to The Lizard...
01/05/2026

Places to Visit from Polgwedhen Lodge

The Lizard Point and Poldhu

Last Monday 27th April, I went for a drive to The Lizard Point and nearby Poldhu Cove, just for the views and ice cream !

The Lizard is the most southerly point in Great Britain. In the first picture you can see the old lifeboat station, now relocated to Kilcobben Cove, and home of the lifeboat 'Irene Muriel Reece'. At Lizard village there are many shops selling serpentine rock and shell craft items. Serpentine rock is special to this area. The ice cream is good too!

The bottom picture on the right is nearby Poldhu Cove. There is a large car park and not much else - just a beach café with outside seating, where sometimes in summer there is is low-key live music. Poldhu is close to Pollurian Cove and to Mullion, a village with another lovely cove.

The whole area is beautiful and easily accessible from Polgwedhen Lodge

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IT'S TREVITHICK DAY THIS SATURDAY IN CAMBORNEAn annual event celebrating the life of steam engineer Richard Trevithick, ...
24/04/2026

IT'S TREVITHICK DAY THIS SATURDAY IN CAMBORNE

An annual event celebrating the life of steam engineer Richard Trevithick, who developed the first high pressure steam locomotive.

A son of Camborne, Trevithick showcased his steam engine with its inaugural drive up Camborne Hill on Christmas Eve 1801, and the engine has has since been immortalised in the song "Going Up Camborne Hill, Coming Down".

Trevithick's first engine was called "The Puffing Devil". Locally it revolutionised mining, and nationally it drove forward the industrial revolution.

Every steam engine across the world is a descendent of Trevithick's engine.

Highlights of Trevithick Day include:
A procession of steam engines, vintage vehicles, brass bands and other live music, dancing (including local school children), markets, fairground rides, street food.

Very colourful and lots of fun, the event attracts huge crowds.

For more information, see: www.trevithickday.org.uk

TREGOTHNAN, COUNTRY SEAT OF LORD FALMOUTH, OPENED ITS MAGNIFICENT GARDENS TO THE PUPLIC LAST WEEKEND....... this happens...
22/04/2026

TREGOTHNAN, COUNTRY SEAT OF LORD FALMOUTH, OPENED ITS MAGNIFICENT GARDENS TO THE PUPLIC LAST WEEKEND....... this happens only once a year and proceeds are donated to local charities

Some interesting facts about Tregothnan

* In 8 years time there will have been Boscowans (the family name of the Lords Falmouth) at Tregothnan for 800 years. In 1334, John de Boscowan Ros of St Buryan married Johan de Tregothnan, and their descendants still live there today.
* 'Tregothnan' translates from Cornish to 'The house at the head of the valley'.
* In 1811, landscape designer Humphrey Repton produced plans for rebuilding the house and landscaping the grounds.
* Following the death of Repton, in 1818, William Wilkins took over the work in the 1820s. His other work includes the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square and improvements to Kings College, Cambridge.
* The gardens feature the UK's tallest rhododendron and the UK's widest rhododendron.
* A prized specimen of the Wollemi pine - a prehistoric species thought to be extinct until 1994 - grows in the garden.
* The camellia maze is the largest in the world.
* The first UK tea plantation was planted at Tregothnan in 1999 and at over 26 miles of tea rows, it is the largest in Europe.
* There are 90 beehives, and manuka honey has been produced at Tregothnan since the 19th century.

Well worth a visit next year!

Very, Very Last Minute Breaks!We want to fill the remaining 5 nights in April, so that we can reach full occupancy this...
21/04/2026

Very, Very Last Minute Breaks!

We want to fill the remaining 5 nights in April, so that we can reach full occupancy this month, so we have SLASHED the price of these nights to achieve this.

23rd April - 2 nights
28th April - 3 nights

REDUCED from £104.00 per night to ONLY £89.00 per night

Only available via our website

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BE QUICK!

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Polgwedhen Farm, Polgwedhen Lodge, Greenbotttom, Chacewater
Truro
TR48QL

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