St Ives beach

This map of Cornwall, Devon and the West Country shows the bunkhouses, camping barns and hostels in the West Country from Swindon and Bournemouth in the East to Land’s End in the West. Perfect for individuals, families and groups looking for good value self-catering holiday accommodation. We have hostels and bunkhouses on Dartmoor and Exmoor as well as along the coast in Ilfracombe, Falmouth, St Ives, St Austell and Penzance and in the cities of Bristol, Bath, Exeter and Plymouth. Hostel accommodation is perfect for visitors to the Jurassic Coast, walkers on the south west coast path, surfers, sailors and cyclists as well as those wanting a family beach holiday.

Devon, Cornwall and the West Country


    This map of Cornwall, Devon, and the West Country shows the Bunkhouses, Camping barns and hostels in the area from Swindon and Bournemouth in the East to Lands End in the West.

    This map shows the Bunkhouses, Camping barns, and hostels in the West Country, Cornwall, and Devon.  It covers the area from Swanage and Bath in the East to Lands End and includes the south west coast of England. The region is home to 11 of Trip Advisor’s Top 25 UK beaches as well as Woolacombe Beach and Weymouth Beach which make it into the top 25 European Beaches list.

    Walkers can take on the challenge of the 630-mile-long South West Coast Path which hugs the shoreline and cliff tops from Minehead in Somerset right through Newquay, Penzance, St Austel, Falmouth, Plymouth, Lyme Bay, and Portland right round to Poole Harbour in Dorset. The area is also blessed with two National Parks: Exmoor National Park and Dartmoor National Park.  Visitor attractions in Cornwall include the Eden Project at St Austell, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the Minack theatre.

    Visitors to Devon and Somerset are drawn to the Roman Baths at Bath, Glastonbury’s mystical charms, Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole, The National Marine Aquarium at Plymouth, or the treasures of the Jurassic coast. Why not give fossil hunting a try? The main cities of the area include Bristol, Plymouth, Exeter, and Wells. Visitors to Bristol can soak up the folk music scene, or find out more about Victorian Engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel who designed the SS Great Britain and The Clifton Suspension Bridge. Lovers of the BBC’s Poldark series can find locations around Cornwall including Truro, Bodmin Moor and The Lizard. Whilst lovers of Lorna Doone can visit Doone Valley on Exmoor. Bude and Newquay are the UK’s answer to Surfers Paradise with amazing waves whilst St Ives is a haven for artists with the Tate- St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum being central attractions.