Overview of Clowance Estate

Clowance Estate is a historic countryside resort near Praze-an-Beeble in West Cornwall. The 97-acre estate is centred around an 18th-century manor house, recreational lake, mature woodland and landscaped grounds between Camborne and Helston.

The varied accommodation includes one to four bedroom lodges, historic coach house apartments and distinctive stays within converted estate buildings. Families and groups can choose accommodation sleeping up to eight people, while selected lodges welcome dogs, find more parks offering caravan and lodge holidays near Hayle here.

Private hot tubs are available with many accommodation choices. Other distinctive options include a woodland treehouse with an outdoor copper bath, historic apartments with shared hot tubs and larger lodges with gardens and outdoor dining areas.

Guests can swim in the heated indoor pool, relax in the poolside hot tub, use the gym or book spa treatments. The recreational lake has rowing boats during the summer, while outdoor activities include tennis, footgolf, disc golf, archery, axe throwing and woodland walks.

Lakeview Restaurant serves meals, drinks and Cornish cream teas overlooking the water. Clowance is also well positioned for Godrevy, St Ives, St Michael’s Mount, Falmouth and the beaches of both the north and south Cornwall coasts.

Clowance Estate at a Glance

Why is Clowance Estate a Great Holiday Park?

• Historic 97-acre estate with an 18th-century manor house
• One to four bedroom accommodation sleeping up to eight people
• Private hot tubs available with many lodges
• Distinctive treehouse and converted historic accommodation
• Heated indoor swimming pool and bookable spa treatments
• Recreational lake with summer rowing boats
• Restaurant overlooking the lake
• Broad choice of sports, family activities and woodland walks

Frequently Asked Questions About Clowance Estate

Where is Clowance Estate?

Clowance Estate is near Praze-an-Beeble between Camborne and Helston in West Cornwall. Godrevy, St Ives, St Michael’s Mount and both Cornish coasts are within driving distance.

What accommodation is available at Clowance?

Guests can choose one to four bedroom lodges, historic coach house apartments, converted estate accommodation and a woodland treehouse. The current range sleeps between two and eight people.

Does every lodge at Clowance have a hot tub?

Private hot tubs are included with many accommodation choices, although not every lodge has one. Selected historic apartments share outdoor hot tubs, while the treehouse has an outdoor copper bath.

Are dogs welcome at Clowance Estate?

Dogs are welcome in selected three and four bedroom lodges, with some accommodation accepting up to two pets. Dogs must be included when booking and kept on a lead around the estate.

Does Clowance Estate have an indoor swimming pool?

Yes. Guests can use the heated indoor swimming pool and shared poolside hot tub. Clowance Spa also offers bookable massages, facials and beauty treatments.

What activities are available at Clowance?

Activities include rowing, tennis, badminton, basketball, footgolf, disc golf, croquet, archery, axe throwing and woodland walks. Some instructed activities require advance booking and an additional charge.

Accommodation at Clowance Estate

Clowance Estate has an unusually varied collection of holiday accommodation, ranging from compact couple’s lodges to four bedroom accommodation for groups of eight. Historic buildings have been converted into apartments and larger holiday homes, while modern lodges are positioned around the lake, woodland and landscaped grounds.

One bedroom studio-style lodges sleep up to two adults and two younger children using additional lounge sleeping space. These have a fitted kitchen, living and dining area, private bathroom and outdoor decking. Selected choices add a private hot tub.

Two bedroom lodges sleep up to four people and generally have one double or king-size bedroom and one twin room. Many have two bathrooms, private decking, outdoor furniture and a hot tub.

The historic coach house apartments sleep four in two bedrooms. Original features include stone walls, exposed beams and high ceilings, while modern additions include fitted kitchens, spacious living areas and access to shared hot tubs.

Three bedroom lodges sleep up to six people. Choices include single-storey and split-level layouts, lake-view accommodation, woodland lodges and distinctive glass-fronted stays. Many have two or three bathrooms and a private hot tub.

The largest four bedroom lodge sleeps up to eight and welcomes dogs. It includes two king-size bedrooms, two twin rooms, three bathrooms, a garden, barbecue, outdoor furniture and a private hot tub.

Accommodation Comparison

Choosing Accommodation at Clowance

Kitchens generally include an oven, hob, microwave, fridge freezer and dishwasher. Larger and premium accommodation may also provide a washing machine, washer-dryer, wine cooler or additional kitchen appliances.

Bed linen, towels, heating and electricity are included with the main holiday range. Free Wi-Fi is available in every accommodation choice, while parking is provided beside or close to the lodge. Additional vehicles can use the central car park.

Park Facilities at Clowance Estate

The heated indoor swimming pool provides an all-weather place for adults and families to swim. A shared hot tub sits beside the pool and provides somewhere to relax after walking or exploring Cornwall.

Clowance Spa offers bookable treatments using Temple Spa products. Available treatments can include massages, facials, body wraps, manicures, pedicures and beauty treatments. Appointments should be arranged in advance.

The fitness room contains exercise equipment for guests who want to maintain their normal routine. Woodland paths around the estate provide an alternative setting for walking and jogging.

The recreational lake is one of the estate’s most distinctive features. Guests can hire a rowing boat during the summer, subject to availability and suitable weather conditions.

Outdoor sports include tennis, short tennis, badminton, basketball, croquet, footgolf, disc golf, putting and giant chess. Instructor-led archery and axe-throwing sessions are also available on selected dates.

Children can use the outdoor playground and join organised activities during selected school holidays. Orienteering routes and woodland trails encourage families to explore the wider estate.

Lakeview Restaurant serves contemporary meals prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Guests can also stop for drinks or a traditional Cornish cream tea while overlooking the recreational lake.

Clowance Estate Facilities

Facility	Details
Indoor swimming pool	Heated pool for adults and families
Shared hot tub	Poolside relaxation facility
Spa treatments	Massages, facials and beauty treatments
Gym	Indoor fitness equipment
Recreational lake	Summer rowing boat hire
Outdoor sports	Tennis, badminton, basketball and croquet
Golf activities	Footgolf, disc golf and putting
Instructed activities	Archery and axe throwing on selected dates
Children’s facilities	Playground, giant games and school holiday activities
Walking	Woodland trails and orienteering routes
Restaurant and bar	Meals, drinks and Cornish cream teas
Wi-Fi	Free in all accommodation
Launderette	Washing and drying facilities
Electric vehicle charging	Charging points within the estate

Places to Visit Near Clowance Estate

Clowance Estate is well positioned for exploring West Cornwall, with beaches, mining heritage, harbour towns and family attractions available on both coasts.

King Edward Mine Museum is one of the closest attractions. Guided visits explain Cornwall’s tin mining history and include demonstrations of preserved machinery. The museum also stands beside the Great Flat Lode walking and cycling trail.

Godrevy has sandy beaches, coastal paths and views towards the lighthouse on Godrevy Island. The headland above Mutton Cove is also known for opportunities to see grey seals from a safe distance.

St Michael’s Mount rises from Mount’s Bay opposite Marazion. Visitors can walk across the historic causeway at low tide or use a passenger boat when services are operating, before exploring the castle, harbour and gardens.

St Ives combines sandy beaches, a working harbour, independent shops and a long artistic history. Tate St Ives presents modern and contemporary art, while the Barbara Hepworth Museum preserves the sculptor’s former home and garden.

Paradise Park in Hayle combines wildlife conservation with birds, animals and the JungleBarn indoor play centre. It provides a full family day out and a reliable option when the weather changes.

Portreath is a compact coastal village with a sandy beach backed by cliffs. It is popular for surfing, bodyboarding and walks along the South West Coast Path.

Falmouth has a busy harbour, independent shops, restaurants and the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Pendennis Castle overlooks the entrance to the Carrick Roads and provides coastal views alongside its military history.

Nearby Attractions

Distances and journey times are approximate and can vary during busy periods on Cornwall’s roads.