Best Things to See & Do in Poundstock

The Bay View Inn / Bude

The Bay View Inn refers to itself as North Cornwall's worst kept secret because of its obvious and growing popularity. If you enjoy fresh local seafood and beautiful sea views, the Bayview Inn will not disappoint. The menu features a plethora of options and a choice of gins so good that some might call them "ginspiring."

The Bay View Inn's trendy, upmarket décor and appeal match the...

The low, grass-covered ruins of a medieval manor house, surrounded by a protective moat

The section between Bude and Boscastle, another stretch of around sixteen miles, is one of the more remote sections of the path. Fascinating geology, ancient seaside settlements and far-reaching views characterise a walk that is demanding but...

Segwaying is very easy to pick up and absolutely no experience is needed. A complete novice can master the controls in just a few mins.

You will be greeted by one of our fully trained and friendly instructors who will talk you through the...

The Bude Canal was built in 1823 to enable the transportation of unusually mineral-rich sand from beaches in and around Bude to the hilly interior of Devon and Cornwall's border country, where soil was poor and farmers in...

Set behind Bude's popular Summerleaze beach is the 1930s Bude Sea Pool. Whilst Summerleaze is a fantastic, wide, sandy beach it does face into the Atlantic Ocean meaning it is subject to big waves and strong currents from time to time. The...

If you enjoy tales of eccentric, genius Victorian inventors, shipwrecks, fossils, and railways, Bude Castle Heritage Centre is the perfect place to start discovering the history of Bude. The Grade II listed building was constructed by Cornwall's...

The Venue - all weather and for all the family. 10 lanes of ten pin bowling along with a huge soft play area.

The Coombe Barton Inn / Bude

Looking for a restaurant with a beach view? Well, you won't do much better than the Coombe Barton Inn. The Inn offers a popular pub, restaurant and rooms right on the beach at Crackington Haven.

Seasonal local produce features high on the menu, with each dish carefully crafted by cuisine artists Glyn and Celi. This means the menu varies according to the time of year and ingredient...

The literal pinnacle of the rocky coastline between the villages of Boscastle and Crackington Haven, aptly-named High Cliff takes the prize for the tallest cliff anywhere...