Treworgey nestles in our own beautiful 170 acre Cornish farm.  Much of that land is used for grazing our horses, our flock of Jacob sheep and cattle owned by a neighbouring farmer.

On about 20 acres of the land we grow a biofuel called Miscanthus (or Elephant Grass).  This miscanthus, planted in 2013, is the fuel for heating all of the cottages on Treworgey Farm and providing them with hot water, as well as for heating the pool.  We are completely self-sufficient for our heating and hot water needs!  This has cut our use of fossil fuels to a tiny fraction of what it was, not just on-site but also in the transport of fuel from far away.

Also on the farm are a whole range of friendly animals that we care for so that we can provide an incredible and educational experience to children.  Families can join in each morning to help us to feed our ducks, chickens, rabbits, goats, horses, pigs and more.  All our animals are free-range.

There are beautiful farm walks, over fields and through woodlands, sometimes with sea views that we invite you to explore while you’re staying with us.  You will find a pocket-sized fold-out map of our farm walks in your cottage.