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The town of Bodmin has a fascinating history and houses the original jail which was used as a template for the prison system today. The surrounding countryside is some of the best farmland in Cornwall with Lanhydrock House, the 'jewel' of the National Trust only a mile or so outside the town. You can get to Lanhydrock house by car or by train - via the Bodmin & Wenford Steam Railway - and can hire a bike at the new cycle Hub and enjoy 10 km of cycle trails through the woods of the Estate. The cycle trails from Bodmin also take you along the disused railway - the Camel Trail - through Wadebridge to Padstow on the north coast and south as far as Mevagissey via the Eden Project. Bodmin is quite central and not far from either the north or south coast.

There is plenty of parking available at the farm and you can park right next to the cottage. Lidcutt is approximately one mile from the town. There is a bus service in the town which goes to Truro & the railway station. There are two railway stations - the main London to Penzance route runs through Bodmin Parkway station which is 4 miles away and the Bodmin & Wenford Steam Railway runs from the town to Bodmin Parkway. There are plenty of reasonably priced taxi services in the town. Bodmin is at the centre of the cycle Hub which runs from the north to the south coast, and bike hire is available from the cycle hub.