• "A garden to walk in and immensity to dream in, What more could be asked, A few flowers at his feet, And above him the stars."

    Victor Hugo - Les Miserables

  • "We have really enjoyed our stay, I love waking up to the bird song. We hope to be back as soon as possible, it's fabulous in the Belle."

    Penny & Dave - Herts.

  • "Such a brilliant find this site. Everything was top notch, clean & very comfortable. What made this stay even more special was the staff. We will return."

    Hannah & James - Hampshire.

  • "Just like to say what a wonderful time we have had here. Very warm welcome. Very tranquil place and enjoyed the location, regardless of cloudy misty days the paddock and surrounding areas made it a wonderful place to look at.   The wood burner inside the tents are definitely the best feature.  Very high standard all round. Big recommendation to go to the Quarryman Pub down the road for food too."

    Gemma & Robbie.

  • "Fantastic trip! Great tent, everything we needed, and so convenient."

    Nick & Jordan - Berkshire.

Welcome

 AA Glamping Site

Lowarth is the Cornish word for garden and our lovely quiet and secluded paddock has inspired us to create a small and luxurious Glamping site so that you can share the wonder of this designated Area of Outstanding Beauty here in glorious North Cornwall.

Our spacious luxury tents, each with their own wooden kitchen, are set in their own pretty garden area and have everything you need and more, for a cosy and comfortable self-catering stay, there is a wood burning stove inside to keep you warm and table and chairs and a large fire pit area outside for alfresco dining.

Lowarth has spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the Atlantic Ocean, is utterly peaceful with no light pollution and surrounded by fields, yet is only a 2 minute walk to our local award winning Quarryman Pub/Restaurant and 5 minutes drive away from the A39 Atlantic Highway which runs right through Cornwall.   We are a 5 minutes drive to a Tesco Superstore and the pretty Cornish town of Wadebridge with it’s access to the Camel Trail and about 20 minutes away from Padstow and local beaches at Polzeath and Newquay.

No dogs allowed