Getting Here

Wild Hamatethy sits on the edge of Bodmin Moor, near the village of St Breward, in a part of Cornwall that feels quietly remote without being difficult to reach. The final stretch of the journey, as the road narrows and the moor opens out, tends to be where the holiday properly begins for most guests.

By car

Most guests travel from London and the South East, and the journey typically takes around [confirm exact time, likely 4–4.5 hours] depending on traffic on the A30. The estate is well placed for both the north Cornwall coast and the Camel Trail, with Wadebridge and Padstow around 25–40 minutes away.

By train

The nearest mainline station is Bodmin Parkway, on the main London to Penzance line, around [confirm distance/time]. From there, [confirm: is a taxi the recommended option, or is there a local connection?]. If you’re arriving without a car, it’s worth letting us know in advance so we can help arrange onward transport.

What three or seven nights means for arrival

Stays run from Thursday to Thursday throughout the year, with an additional Monday check-in available for three-night stays outside peak season. This rhythm gives our team time to prepare the house properly between guests, and means your arrival day is consistent and easy to plan around.

Once you’re here

The estate itself is private and self-contained, so once you’ve arrived, there’s little need to go anywhere unless you’d like to. For guests who do want to explore further, the Camel Trail begins nearby at Wenford Bridge, and the north coast beaches, Tintagel, and Port Isaac are all within around 30–40 minutes by car.