One of the many joys of living in Cornwall is that Spring seems to come that bit earlier. The snowdrops are out in full glory and the daffodils are starting to appear all over the place. We went for a lovely walk to The Lost Gardens of Heligan this week with the balance bike in tow for our two year old - it was absolutely delightful and perfect for the younger riders who can't make it that far.
We have also been making the most of stunning sunny weather here with breakfasts on the beach, long walks and lots of playing outside. Why not come and stay at Tregongeeves and make the most of the early sunshine? What's better than taking the camping stove down to the beach and listening to the bacon sizzling in the pan - we were the envy of the beach that is for sure. If you don't fancy bringing your stove then why not enjoy breakfast Lenwinnick Lodge. The family friendly restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere with stunning views nestled on the edge of the cliffs overlooking the North Coast.
Our younger guests can make the most of the ice skating rink at The Eden Project. On Wednesdays they have a dedicated toddler skate in the morning which is great fun for all the family and over half term there is Survival event for you all to take part in. If flowers are more your thing then why not take in the 7000 daffodils that make up the Mawgan Church Daffodil Festive - well worth a visit on 14 - 16 February. The Lost Gardens of Heligan are hosting a Love Wildlife event with trails and events for all the family.
