Exploring the Treasures Around The Bush Inn: Must-Visit Places Within 10 Miles
HOW TO MAKE AN AMERICAN COFFEE?
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ADDING WATER TO COFFEE
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POURING COFFEE INTO THE WATER
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HANDLING THE INFUSION
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CONCLUSION
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Nestled in the heart of Cornwall’s rugged northern coast, The Bush Inn has been a cornerstone of Morwenstow for over 700 years, brimming with history and charm. While our 13th-century country pub is a destination in itself, the surrounding area offers a rich tapestry of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and unique experiences. Whether you're a lover of coastal walks, history, or hidden gems, you'll find something special within a short distance from The Bush Inn. Here’s our guide to some of the top places to visit, all within 10 miles of our doorstep.
1. Hawker’s Hut (1 mile)
A short walk from The Bush Inn will lead you to one of Cornwall’s quirkiest landmarks: Hawker’s Hut. Built by the eccentric Reverend Robert Hawker in the 19th century, this small wooden hut clings to the cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic. Reverend Hawker, who was also the vicar of Morwenstow, is said to have written many of his poems here while watching over shipwrecks and smugglers. It’s the perfect spot for a peaceful moment of reflection or to marvel at Cornwall’s rugged coastline.
2. South West Coast Path (2 miles)
For those who love a good walk, the South West Coast Path is a must. Stretching across some of England’s most scenic coastline, this path offers stunning views of jagged cliffs, crashing waves, and hidden coves. From Morwenstow, you can walk north towards Hartland Point or south towards Bude, taking in the natural beauty that surrounds our pub. Don’t forget to pack a picnic from The Bush Inn to enjoy along the way!
3. Stanbury Mouth Beach (3 miles)
A secluded gem for those who prefer quieter beaches, Stanbury Mouth is just a short drive or invigorating hike from The Bush Inn. This wild, unspoiled beach is perfect for a peaceful day out by the sea. With its rocky cliffs and pebbled shoreline, Stanbury Mouth offers a sense of tranquillity and isolation that’s hard to find on the more popular beaches. It’s an excellent spot for rock pooling, birdwatching, or simply soaking in the raw beauty of the Cornish coast.
4. Bude (7 miles)
A little further afield, but still within easy reach, lies the bustling coastal town of Bude. Known for its wide sandy beaches, famous sea pool, and excellent surfing conditions, Bude offers something for everyone. If you’re looking for a day filled with family-friendly activities, shopping, or even a dip in the sea, Bude is the place to go. After a day of fun, return to The Bush Inn for a hearty meal and a pint of local ale.
5. Duckpool Beach (5 miles)
Another fantastic spot for beach lovers is Duckpool Beach. Tucked away at the mouth of a wooded valley, this beach is a true hidden gem. It’s a great place for a quiet stroll or a picnic, with dramatic cliffs surrounding the cove and plenty of rock pools to explore. Although swimming here can be dangerous due to strong currents, the scenic beauty more than makes up for it.
6. The Rectory Farm Tea Rooms (1 mile)
Right next to the Bush Inn, the Rectory Farm Tea Rooms offers a delightful experience for those looking for a quintessentially Cornish afternoon tea. Set in the historic vicarage once home to Reverend Hawker, this tea room is a lovely spot to enjoy freshly baked scones, Cornish clotted cream, and a pot of tea after a morning of exploring.
7. Hartland Quay (10 miles)
Venture slightly further north, and you’ll discover the dramatic beauty of Hartland Quay. Famous for its unique rock formations, towering cliffs, and fascinating shipwreck history, Hartland Quay is a photographer’s dream. The rugged landscape and panoramic ocean views make it a memorable stop on any trip. Don’t forget to explore the Hartland Quay Museum, which details the area's history of shipwrecks and smuggling.
8. St. Nectan’s Church (0.5 miles)
Directly across from The Bush Inn, you’ll find St. Nectan’s Church, a medieval gem with connections to the legendary King Arthur. The churchyard is home to some of Cornwall’s most intriguing graves, and the church itself offers a glimpse into the area's spiritual history. Take a quiet moment to explore this historic site before returning to the warmth of the pub.
