Geevor Mine and Levant Beam Engine
7.1 miles The largest mining museum in Britain with underground tours and “gold” panning. Levant Beam Engine is a short walk away. Visit the website
YHA Portreath
Overview
Enjoy easy access to stunning beaches, bluebell woods and the coastal path when you take a family break at this converted barn. Ideal for all traveller types, YHA Portreath is in the grounds of a Grade II listed manor house, with a wooded valley trail to the lovely Portreath beach. Relax and enjoy a picnic outside on the patio.
There are miles of coastline to explore on a walking and cycling holiday and it's a great location for activity breaks or a watersports holiday.
Why guests love YHA Portreath
Accommodation at YHA Portreath
Things to do around YHA Portreath
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Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm
Pay homage to this state-of-the-art brewing facility, including the press house and distillery, followed by a free tasting. Have a look around their museum. Take a ride around the orchards on a...
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Blue Reef Aquarium
Dive into a breathtaking 3D underwater world and be transported below the ocean's surface to watch some of the planet's fascinating creatures. Discover fantastic creatures that live in our seas and...
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Poldark Mine - Cornish Mining World Heritage
This world heritage site offers a fascinating look into the underground world of mining. The beautiful rural setting belies its industrial past. Visit the Heritage Centre website
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National Maritime Museum Cornwall (Falmouth)
Love boats, the sea and Cornwall? You'll find all things nautical at this amazing museum – don't miss the stunning views from the lookout tower across Falmouth Harbour.
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Pendennis Castle
Visit the hands-on discovery centre and explore one of the finest mighty fortresses built by Henry VIII to defend the country.
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Coastal Rush
Experience Cornwall’s famously spectacular coastline with a Coasteering adventure, a unique combination of swimming, climbing, scrambling, traversing and cliff jumping. Visit the Coastal Rush website...
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St Ives
Home of the Tate Gallery and Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden, this wonderful seaside town has great views and sandy beaches.
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Blue Hills Mine
Wander the site and meet the craftsmen who extract the ore, dress it, smelt it, refine it and make it into fantastic jewellery. Visit the Blue Hills website
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Newquay Zoo
Set in 13 acres of beautiful, sub-tropical gardens, Newquay Zoo is an exciting day out for all the family. Explore Newquay Zoo and get closer to hundreds of species from all over the world - see...
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Watersports in Portreath
The North Cornish Coast and lakes offer a range of water sports both inland and on the sea. Options include surfing, canoeing and swimming, so make sure you bring your swimming gear to enjoy the fun...
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Walking and Rambling in Portreath
A 25 minute walk through lovely woodland ends at the coast in Portreath. Enjoy the great surfing beach or relax in one of the cafes and watch people riding the waves!
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Mountain biking in Portreath
There's a great 12 mile cycle route that takes you from Portreath right across Cornwall to Devoran. There are many cycle tracks in the area, mainly old mining tramways where you can see the historical...
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Cycling in Portreath
There's a great 12 mile cycle route that takes you from Portreath right across Cornwall to Devoran. There are many cycle tracks in the area, mainly old mining tramways where you can see the historical...
Hostel facilities
- 24-hour access after check-in
- BBQ area
- Classroom(s)
- Coach parking on premises
- Cycle store
- Free parking on premises
- Games
- Highchair
- Indoor play area
- Intermittent mobile coverage
- Meeting room(s)
- Minibus parking on premises
- Near bus stop
- No WiFi
- Outdoor seating
- Self-catering kitchen
- Shared drying room
- Shared laundry room
- Shared lounge
- Shared TV
- Sole use available
- Water refill station
- Wheelchair accessible
Hostel need to know
Reception opening hours: From 08:00 - 10:00 and 16:30 - 22:00.
Self-catering: YHA Portreath is self-catering only. Guests have access to a kitchen.
Parking: There is free parking at the hostel.
Dogs: Pets are not permitted at YHA Portreath. Assistance dogs are welcome - please notify us at the time of booking.
YHA Portreath - Access Statement
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History
Originally built on a farm, the farmhouse can be dated back to 1760 with the rear part of the house goiong back as far as the 1500s.
The barn was converted into a bunkhouse with the rest of the hostel following suit. The hostel has a modern and airy feel whilst keeping the original farmhouse aesthetic.
Meet the team
Manager recommends: Enjoy a lovely walk through the woods to the beach and the coastal footpath in either direction.
