Overview of Caddy’s Corner Lodges

Caddy’s Corner Lodges is a small countryside lodge park at Carnmenellis in West Cornwall, between Redruth, Falmouth and Helston. Its inland position makes it a useful base for exploring both the north and south coasts, with beaches, harbour towns and coastal walking routes generally within approximately 20 to 30 minutes by car.

The lodges overlook open countryside towards the Lizard Peninsula. Accommodation includes one, two and three bedroom choices for couples, families and groups of up to six people. Most of the two and three bedroom lodges have a private hot tub, while selected accommodation welcomes dogs. You can find our full selection of caravan and lodge parks near Redruth here.

Each lodge has its own outdoor decking, self catering facilities and parking nearby. Families also have access to a children’s play area and wildflower space within the grounds.

Caddy’s Corner is ideal for visitors who want a countryside lodge holiday while spending their days exploring Cornwall. Falmouth, Stithians Lake, Helston, Porthleven and the beaches around Portreath, Porthtowan and Gwithian are all within driving distance. 

Caddy’s Corner Lodges at a Glance

Why is Caddy’s Corner Lodges a Great Holiday Park?

• Countryside location between Cornwall’s north and south coasts
• Views across the surrounding landscape towards the Lizard Peninsula
• One, two and three bedroom accommodation for up to six guests
• Private hot tubs with most two and three bedroom lodges
• Dog friendly accommodation available
• Private decking and self catering facilities
• Children’s play area within the grounds
• Falmouth, Helston, Stithians Lake and several beaches within easy reach

FAQs About Caddy’s Corner Lodges

Where is Caddy’s Corner Lodges?

Caddy’s Corner Lodges is at Carnmenellis, close to Porkellis in West Cornwall. Redruth, Falmouth and Helston are the nearest larger towns.

What accommodation is available at Caddy’s Corner Lodges?

Visitors can choose from one, two and three bedroom lodges sleeping between two and six people. The range includes accommodation for couples, families and groups.

Do the lodges at Caddy’s Corner have hot tubs?

Most of the two and three bedroom lodges have a private outdoor hot tub. Guests wanting this feature should choose accommodation that specifically includes one.

Are dogs welcome at Caddy’s Corner Lodges?

Dogs are welcome in selected lodges. Some accommodation accepts one dog, while several larger lodges welcome up to two dogs.

Is Caddy’s Corner suitable for families?

Yes. Two and three bedroom lodges provide space for families, while the grounds include a children’s play area and wildflower space.

Is Caddy’s Corner convenient for exploring Cornwall?

Yes. Its central West Cornwall position provides access to Falmouth and the south coast as well as Portreath, Porthtowan, Gwithian and the north coast.

Accommodation at Caddy’s Corner Lodges

Caddy’s Corner Lodges offers one, two and three bedroom self catering accommodation for between two and six guests.

The one bedroom lodges provide a compact choice for couples and selected dog friendly stays. Two bedroom lodges generally sleep four, while the three bedroom accommodation sleeps up to six and provides more space for families or groups.

The larger lodges have open plan living, dining and kitchen areas, with French doors leading onto outdoor decking. Kitchens include the main appliances needed for self catering, while bed linen and towels are provided.

Most two and three bedroom lodges have a private outdoor hot tub. Hot tubs are not included with every property, so visitors should check the individual accommodation details when booking.

Selected lodges welcome dogs, while pet free choices are also available. The precise bedroom arrangement, bathroom facilities and outdoor features vary between properties. 

Accommodation at Caddy’s Corner Lodges

Practical Accommodation Information

Park Facilities at Caddy’s Corner Lodges

Caddy’s Corner Lodges is designed around its countryside setting, spacious lodge accommodation and private outdoor areas.

The main feature for many visitors is the private hot tub included with most two and three bedroom lodges. Each property also has decking where guests can sit outside, dine together and enjoy views across the surrounding countryside.

Families have access to a children’s play area within the grounds. A wildflower area provides additional open space and adds to the rural character of the lodge park.

WiFi is available, while parking is provided close to the accommodation. The lodges are centrally heated and suitable for stays outside the main summer season.

Shops, supermarkets and places to eat can be found in Redruth, Helston and Falmouth. Visitors planning to explore the surrounding coast and countryside will benefit from bringing a car. 

Main Facilities at Caddy’s Corner Lodges

Facility	Information
Private hot tubs	Available with most two and three bedroom lodges
Private decking	Outdoor space provided with each lodge
Children’s play area	Outdoor play equipment within the grounds
Wildflower area	Shared open space beside the lodge accommodation
WiFi	Available within the lodge accommodation
Parking	On-site parking close to the lodges
Self catering	Kitchens provided within every lodge
Dog friendly stays	Selected lodges welcome dogs
Countryside views	Open views towards the Lizard Peninsula from parts of the park

Places to Visit Near Caddy’s Corner Lodges

Caddy’s Corner Lodges is positioned between several popular areas of West Cornwall.

Stithians Lake is one of the closest places to visit and offers walking, cycling, birdwatching and seasonal water sports. Redruth is also nearby for supermarkets, shops and access to the A30.

Falmouth can normally be reached in approximately 20 minutes. Visitors can explore the harbour, beaches, independent shops and National Maritime Museum Cornwall or take boat trips across the Carrick Roads.

Helston and Porthleven provide access to the south coast. Porthleven has a working harbour, restaurants and coastal walks, while the wider Lizard Peninsula includes fishing villages, coves and beaches.

On the north coast, Portreath and Porthtowan offer sandy beaches and access to the South West Coast Path. Gwithian and Godrevy provide a longer stretch of sand, surfing and views towards Godrevy Lighthouse.

Longer days out can include St Ives, St Michael’s Mount and the coastal scenery around the Lizard. Journey times can increase during the main summer season. 

Nearby Towns, Beaches and Attractions