Saint Teath, Cornwall
About Saint Teath
Saint Teath is a friendly, rural village which provides some great facilities for residents and guests alike. A traditional country pub, the White Hart Inn is very much the heart and soul of the village, and provides a warm welcome as well as fantastic food and local ales.
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The village also has an excellent cafe, and a 15th century church, and these amenities are within a 2 minute walk of your front door. The village hosts several annual events including Carnival week (July), Christmas lights switch on, New Year fire works, to which all are welcome. You will find the 'Teath Timepiece' in the cottage - the monthly village publication containing all current news and activities.
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Situated 8 miles North of Wadebridge, 3 miles South of Camelford and just 3 miles from the coast, Saint Teath is the perfect location for you to explore the countless attractions to be found in North Cornwall.
Local Attractions
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Cornwall truly is beautiful, and a fabulous destination at any time of the year. Whether you are coming for the epic coastline and fabulous beaches, to explore historic fishing ports, or simply to over-indulge on cream teas and local ales, there are plenty of options well within reach of Sunnyside. Here are some of our favourite suggestions, all within a 20-25 minute drive...
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Pack a picnic and a kite for a day on the beach at Daymer Bay or Trebarwith Strand; Try your hand at surfing with a lesson at Polzeath or Newquay, or make your way to Rock for waterskiing/wakeboarding, or to hire a paddle board for the afternoon; Hire bikes and cycle the popular Camel Trail from Wadebridge to Padstow and sample Rick Steins fish & chips on arrival; Visit beautiful Port Isaac and check out the filming location for ITV series Doc Martin; Head to Bodmin Moor to search for the elusive 'Beast of Bodmin' and experience rural wilderness; Walk a section of the coastal path; Jump on the ferry at Rock and head over to Padstow for an ice cream and a spot of crabbing from the harbour wall; Visit Tintagel to check out the ancient castle and the supposed links to King Arthur, along with the Old Post Office, a remarkable National Trust site; National Trust members would also do well to check out Lanhydrock, Cotehele, Boscastle & Port Quinn. Spend a morning 'rockpooling' at Lundy Bay during low tide, then stop at Trevathan Strawberry Farm for a warm & delicious Cream Tea before ending up in the White Hart Inn for pub tea and a drop of Cornish Ale!
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Slightly further afield, Bude (30 min) is consistently voted one of the best sea-side towns in the UK, and the Eden Project (45 min) is another popular attraction for families. Polperro, Mevagissy, and Falmouth are some more of our favourite destinations.
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Regardless of what you want from your holiday, there is something for everyone in Cornwall, and Sunnyside is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a long day of exploration!
Directions
Directions from the M5. Exit the M5 at junction 31 onto the A30 (signed Okehampton). Continue along the A30 (about 40 minutes). Leave the A30 onto the A395 (signed Wadebridge/Camelford/North Cornwall). Follow the A395 to the T-junction at the end. Turn left onto the A39 to Camelford. Pass through Camelford, and after a further 2-3 miles, turn right on a sharp bend, signposted for St Teath. Please drive carefully up into the village, and after passing the pub/clock tower, take the next left on to Treroosel Road. Sunnyside is 30 yards down on the right-hand side.