Trekennard is a traditional 220 acre working farm bordered by broad leaf woodland, situated 1 mile off the A39 [Atlantic Highway] and 7 miles south of Bude.

It is a mixed farm with a herd of home-raised South Devon suckler cows, 300 head of breeding Suffolk Cross ewes, free ranging poultry and some arable farming. The farm is organic and abides by the DEFRA Stewardship scheme to Soil Association Organic Certification UK5 Standards.

Guests are free to roam across the farm where you may stumble across the ancient St.Neots Holy well. You will also find many delightful walks, both through the surrounding unspoilt countryside - there are many footpaths and no traffic - or down to the scenic Atlantic Coast or the Cornish Coastal footpath. Both less than 1 mile away.

The farm sits at the head of a valley with beautiful views through rolling countryside to Wanson Mouth on the Atlantic Ocean, which is approximately one mile away. The quiet country lane giving access to the farm also leads on down to the hamlet of Poundstock with the fine 14th Century St.Winwaloe parish church and it's associated Gildhouse. In 1357 William Penfound was hacked to death before the altar and it is said that his ghost may still be seen. The Gildhouse is the only example of a church house in Cornwall to remain in continuous use through 500 years.