Wesdale Holiday Cottage · Self-catering holiday cottage in Trebetherick, near Rock, Daymer Bay & Polzeath

Wesdale Holiday Cottage, Trebetherick – Self-Catering near Polzeath, Daymer Bay & Rock

Sleeps 8 in 4 bedrooms · Dog friendly · Uninterrupted views from the Camel Estuary to Bodmin Moor

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updated 04 Sept 2026

Wesdale Holiday Cottage in Trebetherick, North Cornwall, is a spacious self-catering holiday home ideally positioned near Polzeath, Daymer Bay and Rock on the beautiful Camel Estuary. Perfect for family beach holidays, surfing breaks and coastal walking getaways, it offers comfortable accommodation close to some of the region's most popular beaches and coastal villages.

Guests can enjoy easy access to Polzeath Beach for surfing, the sheltered waters of Daymer Bay for swimming and paddleboarding, and the sailing and dining of Rock. With the South West Coast Path just minutes away, Wesdale is an ideal base for exploring North Cornwall's coastline or simply relaxing in a peaceful coastal setting.

Best-value 4-bedroom cottage – comfortable, private and relaxing, with a large garden and all facilities, and just a short walk to Daymer Bay, Polzeath surf or the shops.

Visit www.wesdaleholidays.co.uk

Family Self-Catering Cottage in North Cornwall

  • We personally manage the cottage, which is how we keep our rates low
  • Plenty of car parking
  • Comfortable and functional holiday home with a large garden
  • Quiet rural setting with beautiful panoramic views
  • Great location for Padstow, Rock, Polzeath, Port Isaac and Daymer Bay
  • Easy walking distance to shops, beaches (Daymer, Greenaway, Polzeath), the Cowshed Spa, pubs and restaurants
  • Well placed for birdwatching, golf, sailing, surfing, waterskiing, walking and windsurfing – or just relaxing over a Cornish cream tea

Wesdale is great for couples, families and friends of up to 8 people. The cottage retains its traditional charm but has been constantly upgraded over the years. It is very quiet, set at the end of a small lane surrounded by greenery.

Wake up to the sounds of birds, badgers and pheasants, and enjoy the gorgeous views across the fields from the estuary to the moors.

Remember how holidays used to be – enjoyable, natural, refreshing and relaxed?

Wesdale has been a firm family holiday favourite for many years
Wesdale Holiday Cottage, Trebetherick – the cottage, its rooms and nearby beaches

Discover the favourite haunts of local residents Doc Martin, John Betjeman and Poldark.

Coast near Wesdale Holiday Cottage – Daymer Bay, Rock and Polzeath

Accommodation

  • Kitchen with dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle, ceramic hob, grill and oven, leading to the dining room with a large table
  • Sitting room with flatscreen Smart TV, DVD, log fire (bring your own logs), piano and free fast broadband
  • Views over the garden and fields from the Camel Estuary to Bodmin Moor
  • 3 double bedrooms (one with a king-size bed; two with singles which zip into super-kings), all with cupboards, chests of drawers, washbasins and great views
  • 1 smaller bedroom with a single bed and pull-out bed below, wardrobe, shelves and washbasin
  • Bathroom with loo and over-bath shower; separate loo at the end of the house
  • Entrance hall with washing machine, tumble dryer, a further power shower and storage

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Beach & Coastal Holidays in Trebetherick

Polzeath & Daymer Bay – surfing and family beach holidays

Staying at Wesdale puts two of North Cornwall's favourite beaches on your doorstep. Polzeath Beach is one of Cornwall's best-known surfing beaches, with consistent Atlantic waves, surf schools and a wide sandy bay that is ideal for learning to surf or bodyboard. Just around the headland, Daymer Bay offers sheltered golden sands and calmer water on the Camel Estuary – perfect for young families, swimming, paddleboarding and kite-surfing.

Walking the South West Coast Path from Trebetherick

The South West Coast Path passes close to Trebetherick, so you can leave the car at the cottage and set off on foot. Head north past Polzeath to Pentire Point and the Rumps for spectacular Atlantic views, continue on to the hidden cove of Port Quin, or follow the estuary shore south past Daymer Bay and St Enodoc Church to Rock. It's a walking holiday in Cornwall with some of the county's finest coastal scenery right outside the door.

A relaxed base for family holidays in North Cornwall

Trebetherick is a popular choice for family holidays in Cornwall thanks to its safe beaches, outdoor activities and relaxed coastal atmosphere. With sleeping for 8, a large garden, parking and dogs welcome, Wesdale Holiday Cottage makes an excellent self-catering base for exploring the North Cornwall coast – from surfing at Polzeath and sailing on the Camel Estuary to day trips to Padstow, Port Isaac and Tintagel.

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More Details, Rates & Availability

For full information on Wesdale, the area and our rates, visit our website.

Wesdale Holidays website – www.wesdaleholidays.co.uk

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Location: Trebetherick, North Cornwall

Map showing Wesdale between Polzeath, Rock, Padstow and Port Isaac
Wesdale sits between Polzeath and Rock on the Camel Estuary

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Things to Do Nearby

Beaches

Greenaway Beach near Trebetherick, North Cornwall

Wesdale is surrounded by some of North Cornwall's best beaches – see our guide to Polzeath and Rock beaches.

  • Polzeath – famous for its magnificent beach; Atlantic rollers make it a surfers' paradise, and the vast expanse of fine sand is ideal for families and learning to surf
  • Greenaway Beach – reached only on foot, just 10 minutes' walk from Wesdale; quiet even in peak season and great for sunning or shrimping on the rocks. At low spring tide, Big Cave Bay is a must for surfing
  • Daymer Bay – expansive sand sheltered from the surf, with enormous appeal for small children with buckets and spades, and an excellent wind- and kite-surfing spot. Nearby St Enodoc Church is the final resting place of Sir John Betjeman
  • Rock, New Polzeath, Pentireglaze and Lundy Bay – all within easy reach

Rock, Padstow & the Camel Estuary

A short walk from Wesdale, Rock is one of the major watersports centres in Cornwall – sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, paddleboarding and canoeing on the sheltered waters of the Camel Estuary. It's also home to the famous St Enodoc Golf Club, whose links course winds through the dunes past the little St Enodoc Church, where Sir John Betjeman is buried. Enjoy the pubs, cafés and waterside restaurants, or climb Brea Hill between Rock and Daymer Bay for views right across the estuary.

From Rock, the foot-passenger ferry crosses the estuary to Padstow in a few minutes – no need to drive round. Padstow's busy working harbour is lined with shops, galleries and places to eat, from pasty shops to Rick Stein's seafood restaurants. Visit the Elizabethan manor house Prideaux Place, take a boat trip out past the Doom Bar sandbank into the Atlantic, or walk the coast path out to Stepper Point. If you're here at the start of May, Padstow's traditional May Day 'Obby 'Oss celebrations fill the town.

Padstow is also the start of the Camel Trail, one of the UK's most popular traffic-free cycle routes. Hire a bike in Padstow and follow the old railway line along the estuary to Wadebridge (about 6 miles), then on to Bodmin and up into the Camel Valley towards Bodmin Moor – flat, easy riding with beautiful views and plenty of wildlife and seabirds along the way. Nearby, families can enjoy Camel Creek Adventure Park near Wadebridge, and steam trains on the Bodmin & Wenford Railway.

Coast path, Port Isaac & Tintagel

Pentire Point and Polzeath beach near Wesdale Holiday Cottage

National Trust land stretches from Polzeath to Pentire Point and round the coast to Port Quin, Port Isaac (Port Wenn in the Doc Martin TV series) and on to Tintagel and Tintagel Castle. The scenery is breathtaking, with wide open spaces where you can be at one with nature – see our South West Coast Path guide.

Sports & activities

The area has something for everyone: coasteering, cycling, golf (St Enodoc and The Point), indoor pools, indoor rock climbing, horse riding, kitesurfing, sailing, surfing, tennis, trekking, waterskiing, wakeboarding, wild swimming and windsurfing. See more activities in Cornwall and watersports.

Dining & pubs

Something for all tastes and budgets, from pasties to fine dining with Nathan Outlaw and Rick Stein. And as for pubs – pubs with a view, pubs with history, pubs with food, pubs with live bands – with several just a stroll away from Wesdale.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Wesdale is in Trebetherick on the North Cornwall coast, within easy walking distance of Daymer Bay, Greenaway Beach, Polzeath and Rock on the Camel Estuary.

Wesdale sleeps up to 8 people in 4 bedrooms: three doubles (one king-size, two with singles that zip into super-kings) and a smaller bedroom with a single bed and a pull-out bed.

Yes, Wesdale is dog friendly, with a large garden and beaches and coastal walks close by.

Yes. Greenaway Beach is about 10 minutes' walk away, and Daymer Bay and Polzeath Beach are a short walk, offering surfing, swimming and family beach days.

Call 07970 327142, send an email enquiry, or visit www.wesdaleholidays.co.uk for full details and rates.

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