Field End, Cornish rural escape.

Field End is a self-contained holiday let on Fanolas Farm, a small farm on the edge of Bodmin Moor. You get beautiful views of the moor and farmland from the garden, and the place is yours for the stay, with a private and secure garden that your dog can enjoy alongside you. Inside there are two bedrooms. One has a king sized bed, the other has two single beds that can be zip locked together to make a king sized bed. Just ask us and we will arrange the beds as you would like them. The bathroom has a walk in shower; there is no bath in Field End. In the small shed in the garden you will find a barbecue and a moveable firepit, so you can light up and eat outside under the starlit dark skies. On clear nights the moor is properly dark, and it is a fine place to sit out. We welcome up to 2 well behaved dogs. They must be on a lead when they are not in the garden or in the dog walking field. If you are bringing your dog, please book it in when you book your stay so that we know to leave you dog bowls, dog blankets and towels and some treats for your dog. There is an additional charge of £24 for your stay, to cover the cost of extra cleaning. The garden of Field End is private and secure for you and your dog, and the 2 acre secure dog walking field is just across the yard from your garden gate. Field End is a good base for day tripping. It is only about half an hour to the South Coast and about an hour to the surfing beaches of the North Coast. There are several pubs within 3 miles of Fanolas Farm, along with farm shops and tea rooms. You can go for a walk, ride or cycle on Bodmin Moor, or head further out. Nearby are The Cheesewring and Hurlers standing stones at Minions, The Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, several National Trust properties, and fabulous nature walks at Golitha Falls with its Inkies Smokehouse for lunches and refreshments. There is the Adrenalin Quarry at Liskeard, water sports at Sibleyback lake, horse trekking on Bodmin Moor, alpaca walking on the moor and many other local attractions. Park at Minions, which is a short drive from Fanolas Farm, and walk through the Hurlers standing stones on the way to the iconic Cheesewring, with its dramatic views. You can then even walk further on to Sharp Tor. To fully enjoy all that the area has to offer a car is essential, due to our rural location. There are three other holiday lets at Fanolas Farm, Field View and Stable End and Rosie's. All together they can accommodate 14 guests, so if you are coming as a larger group it is worth asking us about the others.

• Scenic views
• All-weather
• Family friendly