3 bedroom lodge at Whitsand Bay Fort

The Lodge itself is large and extremely well equipped. It caters for 6 plus a well behaved dog. There are three bedrooms comprising one main double room and two twins and one en-suite shower room to the double and one family bathroom with bath and shower. The Lodge is extremely light and has some wood ceilings throughout. The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, slow cooker, and microwave. Two ovens and a gas hob are also there for the chefs. The Lodge is a home and as such we want you to treat it as such. There are TV's with facilities to play DVDs, CD, and iPod docking and we provide many board games and books and magazines. It doesn't feel like a holiday home and stands out from the rest, as there are many pieces of art and other artefacts around. The twin sets of patio doors lead out to the raised deck area where, in the warmer months, a table and chairs are provided. Good quality bed linen is supplied by the owner plus washing towels, enough for each guest. The lodge is on a prime site, sheltered and not overlooked. All the Lodge is available to our guests along with all parts of the Park. There is a designated car parking space for guests but should extra cars be brought a small charge is made by the Park. Even though Whitsand Bay is in Cornwall , it is only 7 miles from Plymouth city centre, with a direct bus service that stops outside the Lodge Park. Therefore, it is centrally located which allows you to venture further and deeper into Cornwall or pop back into Devon to explore the coastline and nearby towns and villages therein. The Rame Peninsula is an area of outstanding natural beauty with secluded and far-reaching sandy beaches, magnificent scenery, spectacular walks plus great surfing to be had. The Southwest Coastal Path starts at Cremyll and winds its way through the 800-acre Mount Edgcumbe Park, which is probably one of the most beautiful estates in England today. There is a reception office on the site which is available depending on the season up to 7 days a week. The girl who looks after the lodge lives on the complex and under normal circumstances is available at any time in an emergency. I am available on the phone at all times during your stay to handle any queries or concerns. On the complex, there is a bar and restaurant which is open at weekends all year and during the week as well at prime times. The beaches cafe on site is open every day for breakfast and lunch, has free wifi and sells basic essentials, including wine and beers! If our guest do not wish to use the washing/drying machine in the Lodge there are the necessary facilities on site available 24 hours a day but make sure you have the necessary tokens for their use which can be bought from the cafe during opening hours. The Rame Peninsula is an area of outstanding natural beauty with secluded and far-reaching sandy beaches, magnificent scenery, spectacular walks plus great surfing to be had. A number of villages are situated in Rame, they include Millbrook, Kingsand, Cawsand, St Johns, Crafthole and Whitsand Bay is situated at the centre of them all. It is located at the head of an amazing cliff top area, giving close access to sandy beaches, coastal walks, villages, and buses and driving routes directly into Cornwall. The Southwest Coastal Path starts at Cremyll and winds its way through the 800-acre Mount Edgcumbe Park, which is probably one of the most beautiful estates in England today. If you don't want to drive there is a bus which stops outside the Fort which can take you to many places in South and East Cornwall as well as the bustling city of Plymouth. It will also take you down to Cremyll and Cawsand where there are ferries which will take you across the sound to Plymouth. The Cawsand ferry only goes in the summer months, a timetable can be found in the lodge or at reception. Whitsand Bay is part of the Rame Peninsular and is located at the beginning of the footstep from Devon into Cornwall. It pretty much remains unknown to the hordes of tourists who flock to Cornwall every year for their holiday break and boasts some of the most spectacular sandy beaches around our coastline. It is a popular surf spot and Whitsand Bay Golf Club is nearby. Carp Lakes, Foraging, Coasteering, Horse Riding, Walking with Alpacas, Landscape Painting, Sea Fishing, Deep sea diving are all available within easy reach.