A2+ Cabin (Double Room with Bath and Shower)

Been coming here on and off since 1972, I highly recommend it, if you prefer the quieter way of life, without nightlife. Lovely cabins in amongst the trees on a hillside with your own garden. All of the cabins are spread out, so you don’t feel overlooked. 10 min walk... Been coming here on and off since 1972, I highly recommend it, if you prefer the quieter way of life, without nightlife. Lovely cabins in amongst the trees on a hillside with your own garden. All of the cabins are spread out, so you don’t feel overlooked. 10 min walk to the sea, lovely walks all around. Can be hard walking up hills, but you can drive to the beach to their own private car park. There’s a shop for the necessities if you need them.

This was our 2nd visit to Churchwood Valley, the 1st being some 32 years ago and we weren't disappointed. We booked an A2 Plus which had everything we needed. It was clean and comfortable and the information we received about our stay was very thorough so we knew... This was our 2nd visit to Churchwood Valley, the 1st being some 32 years ago and we weren't disappointed. We booked an A2 Plus which had everything we needed. It was clean and comfortable and the information we received about our stay was very thorough so we knew exactly what to take. The location is perfect if you like peace and quiet and walking, (and don't mind hills). The lanes around the valley are very narrow, but with passing places. Most drivers were considerate and drove with care. We were grateful for the free parking near the beach. There is a Co-op nearby and a larger Morrisons supermarket towards Plymouth. We took our own barbeque and used that most nights. There are 3 nice nearby pubs - Eddystone Inn, The Odd Wheel and The Mussel Inn. We walked to the Odd Wheel and Mussel Inn from Churchwood Valley, (about 1.5 miles each way). We eat in the Eddystone Inn and the Mussell Inn and both were very good, but I would recommend booking.

This was our second stay in Churchwood Valley, the last time was 32 years ago. We booked the A2 plus for our stay and weren't disappointed. Check in instructions were very clear. In terms of the location it is ideal if you like walking and can cope with steep hills. It... This was our second stay in Churchwood Valley, the last time was 32 years ago. We booked the A2 plus for our stay and weren't disappointed. Check in instructions were very clear. In terms of the location it is ideal if you like walking and can cope with steep hills. It was great to have use of the free car park by the sea too. Be prepared to drive on some narrow lines in the area, most other drivers were careful and there were parking places.

I use as a place to stay whilst visiting my daughter. I love the quietness and wooded setting. We had a problem with the door lock on arrival and this was promptly repaired , so excellent customer service which I consider important. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Great location, the lanes are narrow though, accommodation was clean and well equipped and reasonably priced, not far from Wembury Beach and coastal path, not flat very steep incline towards the holiday park from the beach, but no problem for people without mobility... Great location, the lanes are narrow though, accommodation was clean and well equipped and reasonably priced, not far from Wembury Beach and coastal path, not flat very steep incline towards the holiday park from the beach, but no problem for people without mobility issues, we took our greyhound, she loved it, staff friendly when we occasionally saw them, on site shop, or short drive to nearest supermarket, tried the Odd Wheel for a meal, very good,

Wonder locstion if you are looking to get away from it all. Beautiful relaxing and peaceful. Loved it!

We love Churchwood and have been coming on holiday there for several years and it never disappoints. Now our friends from Dorset join us in a nearby cabin and are delighted to be able to enjoy a holiday with their dog. Familiar favourite activities include walking to... We love Churchwood and have been coming on holiday there for several years and it never disappoints. Now our friends from Dorset join us in a nearby cabin and are delighted to be able to enjoy a holiday with their dog. Familiar favourite activities include walking to Rocket Point and chatting to Bill the boatman on the local ferrya Ross to Noss Mayo for lunch at The Ship Inn, or walking in the other direction to HeybrookBay for a drink or meal at The Eddystone. Swimming in the sea at Wembury Beach especially in the early evening is a treat or we take books down to the beach and stop off for a delicious coffee, pasty, flapjack or cream tea at the Old Mill Cafe. Back at our cabin we enjoy meals together and an evening walk around Churchwood where the twinkling lights illuminate tree trunks and the paths while owls hoot overhead and the bays dip and dive. It's all wonderful! The friendly staff, wildness and unspolit surroundings make it a joy to stay. Thank you Churchwood.

Have returned to Churchwood many times, it is relaxing, peaceful and the setting within the trees makes you feel like you are in a Treehouse watching the wildlife around you. The Cabins can be basic, but they have everything you need and the location of Wembury beach... Have returned to Churchwood many times, it is relaxing, peaceful and the setting within the trees makes you feel like you are in a Treehouse watching the wildlife around you. The Cabins can be basic, but they have everything you need and the location of Wembury beach and views of the Mewstone make it magical. Be prepared for hilly walking as access to the beach by foot can be a bit steep in places, but you can also access by car.

Our stay was very restful and quiet. Churchwood valley offers a quiet surroundings for switching off from the busy life. It has WiFi, TV and a booklet of activity around Plymouth, however we spent our holiday feeding birds (in the garden provided with our cabin), going... Our stay was very restful and quiet. Churchwood valley offers a quiet surroundings for switching off from the busy life. It has WiFi, TV and a booklet of activity around Plymouth, however we spent our holiday feeding birds (in the garden provided with our cabin), going for walks and getting into Plymouth by boat for a nice breakfast. Staff at the Valley are very friendly and helpful, shop offers basic food, but ice-cream was delicious and within 3min walk when it was 25degrees.

2nd time staying and came this time as last time was so enjoyable. WHEN we come again, we will definitely be asking for No 6 high road if it is free.