Do Something Different This Christmas

Spend this Christmas and New Year break in a Luxury Eco-Lodge in Cornwall

If you wanted to do something a little different this festive break, but weren’t certain what, a break spent at Rosehill Lodges luxury self-catering, timber eco-lodges might be just the thing for you and your loved ones. Christmas in Cornwall is a very special time with many village gatherings, festive events and traditions unique to certain places http://www.visitcornwall.com/whats-on .

At Rosehill you will find a warm welcome from the staff and each lodge will have festive decorations. A huge Christmas tree with lights at the entrance will add to the festive feel. The lodges are very cosy and are perfect for a Christmas Break - with superb insulation, traditional log burners and your own personal hot tub, you can be sure of a Christmas to remember. Experience the dramatic Atlantic coastline, deserted beaches, storm-watching with sea spray on your face, going for a long walk to work off those mince pies. Treat yourself on those brisk cold days, to a soak in your own personal hot tub on glass-covered decking whilst sipping your mulled wine and watching the wildlife.

The lodges are ideally located in Porthtowan, a small village on the north coast of Cornwall. Conveniently located and only a short distance (fifteen minute car ride) away from the shops and events in Truro http://www.enjoytruro.co.uk/whatson/Christmas , the Christmas lights at Mounts Bay are always a sight to behold, as all the fishing boats are decked out in lights on the water. Mousehole’s Christmas Lights http://www.visitcornwall.com/whats-on/west-cornwall/mousehole/mousehole-christmas-lights reflected on the waters of Mounts Bay are an excellent spectacle well worth the effort of riding out there, again less than a thirty minute car ride away. You can be sure of a spectacular New Year fireworks display in Truro, with smaller events locally.

Of course, Penzance and Newlyn also offer lots of pottery, knitwear, clothing, local artists stalls, shops and galleries, selling eco-inspired, Cornish, Celtic and Pagan artwork and wares unique to Cornwall’s Penwith area. If you’re looking for unique gifts like local artists’ work, Heartlands and the market at Pool, near Camborne - just fifteen minutes drive from Rosehill - will undoubtedly reveal some unexpected treasures. If it’s Father Christmas, his reindeer and elves you’re looking for and you miss them in Truro, it might be worth stopping off at the Eden Project http://www.edenproject.com/visit-us/whats-on/kids-and-families/christmas-in-cornwall/father-christmas if you’re visiting before the end of December.

Should you want to experience the great music scene in Cornwall - Blue Bar in Porthtowan, Driftwood Spars in St Agnes, The One-Eyed Cat and Bunters in Truro and Sandsifters in Gwithian are some local venues will certainly offer some exciting nights out.

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