Explore Coast and Countryside!
Pulla Farm Holidays is a working farm on the outskirts of the tiny village of Frogpool in Cornwall. It is just a short drive from Truro and offers comfortable and homely accommodation that is ideal for family holidays. The farm has 100 acres of grassland where they raise cattle and it is a short drive from local amenities. If you are looking to enjoy the best of both Cornwall’s coast and country, there is no better place to stay.
A traditional cream tea with scones or splits, jam and lovely Cornish clotted cream will be freshly made for your arrival to welcome you to Pulla Farm!
This holiday home is called “Anneth Lowen” which means happy dwelling in Cornish. The apartment is on the south end of a 17th Century farmhouse and has a lovely cottage feel. The owners have aimed to create a space where guests feel right at home from the moment they arrive.
The family bedroom has a double bed and a single bed. Should you need extra sleeping arrangements, an additional guest bed or cot can be added. All bedding, duvets and pillows are provided.
This part of Cornwall has something for all ages to enjoy. From dramatic scenery to wonderful sandy beaches and a range of attractions to suit all interests. Cornwall offers many National Trust properties like Lanhydrock, Trelissick or St. Michael Mount, to name just a few, that are well worth a visit. There are many beautiful gardens like Heligan and Trebah or the Eden Project. There are so many attractions to visit, Flambards, the Seal Sanctuary with rescued seals. Or there’s Paradise Park with its selection of birds, Newquay Zoo, Land’s End and the open air Minack Theatre.
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Pulla Farm Holidays, Frogpool, Truro, Cornwall (Self Catering)
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