Gunnislake 2.2 miles. Resting upon Honicombe Park in St. Ann's Chapel, Cornwall, is Wren's Nest, a fabulous, single-storey lodge. Benefitting from access to a range of on-site facilities, including a restaurant, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and a gym, whilst resting near the Tamar Valley AONB, Wren's Nest offers a delightful base for a family break; six guests and a furry companion are invited. Park up off-road before heading indoors, firstly reaching the spacious living/dining room, complete with a plush corner sofa, a wall-mounted Smart TV, and dining space to gather as a group. Continue through to the kitchen, fully-equipped for a self-catering stay with a range of state-of-the-art appliances; prepare meals and dine indoors, or take advantage of your enclosed patio, where you can bask in the sunshine and dine alfresco. After a fun-filled day, catch some rest in one of the three bedrooms on offer, including a king-size with Smart TV, and two twins, serviced by a bathroom. Awaken to explore the park and its facilities, before heading to The Tamar Valley Donkey Park for a family-friendly day out, or to tour the nearby National Trust property of Cotehele, brimming with history and pretty gardens, whilst the Tamar Trails Centre is a recommended stop off for outdoor enthusiasts, offering various walking, cycling and watersport activities. Nearby you'll also locate the Adrenalin Quarry, offering an array of activities whilst enveloped by stunning views, or pack your walking boots and traverse across the Golitha Falls National Nature Reserve. Travel north to reach Launceston and its amenities, practise your swing at the Launceston Golf Club, or spend the afternoon at Trethorne Leisure Park, whilst the coast is within driving distance, possible to pass through Polperro Heritage Coast, Looe, Fowey, and many more coastal villages and towns. Experience a family getaway at Wren's Nest.

Gunnislake is a small village on the Tamar River. It has a few shops and pubs. The picturesque Tamar Valley Railway runs from the village to Plymouth along the riverbank. The area is ideal for visiting Dartmoor, the south and north coast beaches, and Cornwall's far west. The Donkey Sanctuary and Cotehele House and Gardens (NT) are within reach, and Tavistock, with its pannier market, pubs, and restaurants, and Calstock, a fishing village known for its crafts and festivals, are also nearby.

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