Perfect Base to Explore Devon and Cornwall

Whilst the tranquility and setting of The Horn of Plenty are inducive to a relaxation, it is an ideal base for those interested in more active pursuits.

The Eden Project

Hailed as 'Eighth Wonder of the World' the Eden Project has become the 'must see' attraction in Cornwall. The gigantic global garden, the size of thirty football pitches, is designed to tell the fascinating story of man's relationship with, and dependence upon, plants and is set in a breathtaking 35 acre crater. The awesome geodesic structures are the world's largest greenhouses accommodating an array of plants from al over the world.

Devon & Cornwall Coastline

The spectacular rugged North Devon & Cornwall Coastline offers sandy beaches and dramatic cliff walks.

The Lost Gardens of Heligan

Europe's largest garden and restoration - 80 acres of gardens and pleasure grounds including:- five walled gardens, kitchen garden, Italian garden, Grotto, ravine ferry, sub-tropical 'jungle' garden and lost valley.

Buckland Abbey

Tucked away in it's own secluded valley above the River Tavy, Buckland was originally a small but influential Cistercian Monastery. Visit the remains of the 13th Century Abbey Church, a magnificent monastic barn, an unusual herb garden, delightful estate walks and several craft workshops.

Dartmoor National Park

A beautiful moorland landscape with wooded valleys and wind swept tors, with a rich habitat for wildlife and a wealth of archaeological remains.

Rosemoor RHS Garden

Set deep in the lovely North Devon Countryside, RHS Garden Rosemoor has now come of age as a garden of national importance.

Golf

There are a number of excellent golf courses within easy reach of The Horn of Plenty, but the best known is probably St. Mellion and its renowned Jack Nicklaus course - a mere 15 minutes by car.

Riding

Pony trekking and riding on Dartmoor can be organised given prior notice.

Fishing

The Horn of Plenty is situated between the rivers Tamar and Tavy, both well known for excellent salmon and trout fishing.

Walking

Dartmoor provides a wide variety of walking conditions which suit the very active or those wishing to take a leisurely stroll. Organised walks are also available.

Sailing

The Horn of Plenty is only 12 miles from the marina at Plymouth, and the pleasures of Dartmouth, Salcombe, Newton Ferrers and Looe are all within easy drive.

Canoeing