Located on the North Devon / North Cornwall borders Eastcott Lodges are an ideal base from which to explore the region. The coastline here is spectacular with an enormous choice of beaches, popular with both surfing enthusiasts and for those keen to experience the breathtaking scenery while walking the South West coastal path. There are also many historic and picturesque coastal villages to discover such as Boscastle, Padstow, Port Isaac and Tintagel. The famous Eden Project is another popular destination for all the family and there is also a wide range of both theme parks and farm attractions to visit. Many of our visitors also like to travel inland to explore the rugged landscape of Dartmoor or Bodmin Moor.

At Eastcott Lodges we also understand how hard it can be to leave your dog in kennels while you're away on holiday - that's why our Lodges are dog-friendly and dogs are welcome in most Lodges, although not in the cottage. We've even set aside a 2 acre field specifically for exercising your dogs!

All our accommodation is fully equipped and comfortably furnished with either 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms. You can choose to stay in either one of our 12 Scandanavian or Canadian style lodges sleeping 4 or 6 people or for larger groups of friends or families we have a secluded 4 bedroom cottage set in its own garden, overlooking open countryside.

All of our lodges are heated and well insulated. They all have Freeview TV, with DVD player and fully equipped kitchens with a full compliment of crockery and utensils.

Our on site facilites include a childrens outdoor play area with newly installed trim trail and a playhouse, a fenced-off lake, stocked with rudd and carp and a laundry equipped with washing machines and dryers.

For those wishing to relax in the evenings, the local pub, just a few minutes stroll from the Lodges, provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere in which to enjoy good local ale and friendly chat.

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