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Time to reflect on years gone by

May 8, 2024 | Holiday Lodges

Here at Cutkive Wood as we begin to enjoy the coming of summer it is also time to reflect on years gone by and look forward to future years. After many years and many moons we have decided to take and enjoy our retirement. And so we say thanks to all those who have...

Time To Sit in The Sun And Relax: Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges

Mar 31, 2022 | Holiday Lodges, Nature and Wildlife

With the sky blue, the sun shining, the air warm with no wind and the daffodils, celadine and primroses are all in bloom this will be the last blog that is written for the foreseeable future. Nestling, as we do, in the beautiful Cornish countryside Cutkive Wood gives...

How nice just to get away from it all: Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges

Feb 24, 2022 | Holiday Lodges

How nice it will be to just get away from it all? Here at Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges you can do just that. You can enjoy the rural and beautiful Cornish countryside, the wonderfully quaint Cornish coastal villages, the awe inspiring views of the sea from the...

Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges; Happy New Year

Jan 5, 2022 | Holiday Lodges

Well the New Year is with us and we wish you all a happy and prosperous time. Here at Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges, and nearby and easy to get to, there’s lots of nature’s own wonders to enjoy; the awe inspiring views of the sea from the southwest coastal path, the...

Wishing You All a Very Happy Christmas from Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges

Dec 2, 2021 | Holiday Lodges

Snow falling and a winter wonderland is not an everyday sight here in Cornwall but sometimes, just sometimes, the countryside glistens in all its seasonal glory. Then it’s time to wrap up well in warm coats, hats and gloves and enjoy a walk. Perhaps on the moors,...

Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges; Time to Reflect on the Year Gone and the Year to Come

Nov 19, 2021 | Nature and Wildlife

Here at Cutkive Wood we begin to nestle into the autumn months. The pastures have been mown and the ‘wild’ areas have been tidied up with the wildlife in mind. It’s time to reflect on the year and to look forward to the winter months and next year. And it’s still mild...