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To Book your Holiday: telephone or email for availability then print off booking form from site and forward with your deposit/ full amount. On receipt we will confirm your booking by return e-mail
Provisional bookings are held for 5 days providing we have your e-mail address or telephone number

In short, if you are seeking an informal, peaceful holiday with quiet amenities and no commercialism, in beautiful surroundings and in spacious accommodation then this is the place, as are our many visitors who return regularly and recommend us to their friends..

Cornwall is located on the far south west tip of England, UK and its mild climate makes it a perfect holiday destination all year round for short breaks or longer stays. Cornwall offers some of the most diverse and captivating places to visit of any part of Britain, including the new Eden Project.

	We have lived here on Cheesewring Farm since 1997 when we moved from the weald of Kent in the South East of England.     On purchasing the farm we spent three years renovating the property to a high standard.   We are family people with three children and eight grandchildren.    We are now, at last, finding time to enjoy our hobby, which is carriage driving.  We have three ponies, two Welsh Section Bs and a Dales pony, all of wich drive single, pairs or tandem.   Ray is also a farrier and runs his own business and has a working forge at the farm here where he builds our driving carriages..   We have two dogs - a Westie called Fizz and a Jack Russel called Milly.   We love to walk on the Moors and on the coastal paths.
		Ray making horse shoes in the Smithy
		Approached by a long private drive, set in the middle of 26 acres on the uplands of Bodmin moor, Cheesewring Farm was   built in the mid 1800s as the former quarry managers residence.   This farm extends to 26 acres of land, 20 of which are grazed by cattle, mainly Galloway and Shorthorn breeds.   The unusual name was taken from the legendary Cheesewring granite rock formation at the top of Stokes Hill, a few minutes from the rear entrance to the farm.  A visit to the Cheesewring, one of the most popular attractions in Cornwall is not to be missed, with a fantastic view across the land of Cornwall and a wonderful energy.
	The Farm from the top of the Cheesewring
	When we  moved here in September 1997,  the farm was in a run down condition.   We have created new driveways and a new courtyard laid with flower beds which are still maturing.  That is if the moorland sheep will let them, as they like to hop over the wall in the winter time when there isn't much grass on the moor, and have a good munch!   We have also completely refurbished Cheesewring Cottage as this was in a very dilapidated condition.
		Ray and Maureen with Milly and Fizz sadley fizz has passed away,we now have two new westies
	There is still much to do to improve the farm and the other barns are to be converted into further accommodation.