Kennick Barn

17/10/2026

Just about an hours drive from Kennick Barn is Kerdroya, a beautiful labyrinth showcasing the different
techniques used to make a Cornish hedge, the workmanship is superb and the setting beside Colliford lake is beautiful. We loved the tranquil atmosphere which gave it the feeling of an ancient place, walking it mindfully with no one else there bought a deep peace.

11/10/2026

Sarah stayed this weekend and left this lovely comment in our visitor’s book

“What a find, so so comfortable. Delicious bread and blackcurrant jam, eggs granola all wonderful. This time I was on a weekend course but I hope to return to explore the fabulous surroundings at Kennick Barn”

14/07/2026

Paul and Gillian stayed here last week and wrote this lovely review for us

Bucolic peace and tranquility.
+ The peace and tranquility in a lovely bucolic setting, nesting swallows and woodpeckers within the grounds, the well furnished spacious accommodation, the cleanliness, the very friendly but unobtrusive hosts, the personal touches: home-made bread and marmalade, eggs,
All round excellence.

12/06/2026

Dave recently stayed with us at Kennick Barn and this is what he says about our place.

Lovely place to stay run by hosts that care.
+ This property is spotlessly clean and cosy in a beautiful setting. You will definitely want to return . The pictures do not do it justice as it is far more spacious than how it looks . They could easily charge more .

To book your stay with us email me or call, we have some availability in August and September

04/05/2026

16/04/2026

Sue and Tony stayed last weekend, they said they’d had the best night’s sleep this year. Do you need a peaceful retreat? Ring or email me to book

01/04/2026

Full moon over the chicken run, spring time at Kennick Barn is a magical time with everything bursting into life and the birdsong is amazing. Come and see for yourself.

26/02/2026

Spring flowers at Kennick Barn

26/02/2026

Signs of spring all around now, the first celandine, camellias in flower, hellebores, corocus and grape-hyacinths