Serena House, St. Neot, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
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Out & About
The village of St Neot, with its beautiful church, lies in the valley of the River Loveny on the edge of Bodmin Moor.
It is an ideal centre from which to explore the Moors. You may want to bring your hiking boots as this is great walking country! There is good trout fishing at Colliford or Siblyback Lakes. Sea fishing is available from the ports of Looe and Fowey.
It is an ideal centre from which to explore the Moors. You may want to bring your hiking boots as this is great walking country! There is good trout fishing at Colliford or Siblyback Lakes. Sea fishing is available from the ports of Looe and Fowey.
Bicycles can be hired and visitors enjoy cycling along the numerous trails which include; Cardinham Woods, The Camel
Looe
For garden lovers the estates of Lanhydrock and Boconnoc are nearby, while Heligan and the Eden Project are less than 45 minutes away.
Lanhydrock House (National Trust)
Truro Cathedral
© PP&WDS
© PP&WDS
Trail and the various clay trails. Golfers are within easy reach of the courses at St Mellion and Lanhydrock.
Derelict mine at Minions © PP&WDS
Mining was once an important part of St. Neot and the surrounding area. Places such as Morwellham Quay, Carnglaze and Minions reflect this.