Make a holiday rental home or cottage in St Teath, Cornwall your home away from home

St Teath is a small holiday village and parish in North Cornwall. Other villages in the parish of St Teath are Trewalder, Treligga, Newhall Green and Delabole. The Cornish towns and villages within four miles of St Teath include Michaelstow, Lanteglos, St. Tudy, St. Breward, Camelford, Port Isaac, St. Endellion and St. Kew, which has some important stained glass windows in St James Church that depict the Passion of Christ.

Places to holiday in St Teath

St Teath is close to the St Allen Valley. It is a picturesque village with a clock tower in the middle. It is a popular destination for holidaymakers who usually stay in country hotels, flats to rent or cottages, which are roofed in the local Delabole slate. There is a Celtic cross in the churchyard and the village also has a general store, post office, newsagents and a pub called The White Hart.

Self catering holiday accommodation in Cornish cottages is much preferred to hotels as the property for rent is less expensive and allows you the freedom to explore St Teath and the rest of Cornwall. Cornish holidays give you the best of everything whether you prefer the coast or country side and staying in a holiday cottage in St Teath gives you a home from home environment at the end of you daily travels.

St Teath holiday accommodation gives easy access to the Camel Estuary, Camel Trail, Bodmin Moor, the coastal footpath and many wonderful beaches. Tintagel, the ruins of an Iron Age castle and the legendary birthplace of King Arthur is only five miles from the village.

Things to do in St Teath

The north coast of Cornwall is a few minutes drive to the west and has many unspoilt coves and beaches and old-world fishing harbours such as Port Isaac, Boscastle and Tintagel. Slightly further a field are the busy tourist attractions of Padstow and Rock and Camelford and Wadebridge are nearby shopping centres. Walkers are compensated with stunning views, rugged cliffs and an array of flora and fauna.

Lakefield Equestrian centre is an approved riding school in Camelford that has a cross-country course and show jumping paddock. The three golf courses close to St Teath cottages are Kew, St Enodoc and Bowood in Lanteglos. Nearby Crealy Adventure Park have family entertainment including shire horses, natural, enchanted, animal, wild water, heritage and adventure realms, as well as a café to buy a Cornish pasty, Cornish ice cream and clotted cream.

The Camel trail is not the only Cycle path in Cornwall and others easily accessible from holiday cottages include Cardinham Woods through scenic woodlands, Fowey Valley, Cornish Way, Tehidy Country Park, Portreath to Devoran Coast to Coast, Looe Valley and Bude and Holsworthy.

Weather in St Teath

The climate is mild and sometimes unpredictable. The north Cornwall coast will be cooler than inland.

Travel to St Teath

St Teath is served by Plymouth and Newquay airports and the nearest mainline railway is at Bodmin Parkway. St Teath has a community bus that runs to Truro on Mondays. Delabole has a regular bus service and St Teath has Corlink's pre booked service.