Honey Honey

Honey Honey is a Canadian-style wooden lodge in Little Petherick, a quiet village just over three miles south of Padstow. Sleeping two across a single super-king bedroom, it suits couples looking for unusual accommodation with generous outdoor space and easy access to the north Cornwall coast.

Steps lead up to the decking and into a ground-floor living space with floor-to-ceiling varnished wood walls. The lounge has leather sofas, a Smart TV, a wood burner-effect electric fire and glass doors onto the deck, plus a multipurpose games table that converts between pool, table tennis and air hockey or acts as a dining table. A fully fitted kitchen-diner sits alongside, with a breakfast bar, dishwasher and washing machine, and a cloakroom on the same floor. Wooden stairs lead up to the super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom (arrangeable as twins on request), with sloping ceiling, en-suite shower room and a private balcony looking over the countryside.

Outside, a large deck wraps around the front of the lodge with patio furniture for alfresco meals. Off-street parking is on site, wifi is provided, and up to three dogs are welcome.

Padstow sits three miles away with its harbour, seafood restaurants and the Rock ferry, which crosses the Camel Estuary. The nearest beaches are Trevone Bay (4.6km), Harlyn Bay (5.4km) and Daymer Bay (5.8km) along the estuary mouth, all reachable in a short drive for surfing, beach walks or rock-pooling.