Treganhoe Farm

19/09/2026

AN UNEXPECTED UPDATE!!!
It is safe to say that we have had a bit of a shock this week, and although some of you may have heard rumours we wanted to let you know, what we know, directly. Our payment for all stays over the summer holidays did not come in as expected – a few days later, after 11 years with FeatherDown we received a brief email just telling us that they had gone in to bankruptcy and that a trustee/administrator has been appointed.
It is of course very early days and we do not have any further information about what might happen to make any decisions. But we are in regular contact with the other UK farmers who are affected and discissions about possible future plans are ongoing.
This is not the end of Treganhoe Farm Holidays but as yet we do not know what 2027 will look like. Nothing stays the same forever and this might yet be an opportunity for something new and exciting – so watch this space.
We are so grateful to everyone who supports us and of course those who have stayed here at Treganhoe, including our many guests who return year on year. We are a small family business and would be very grateful for your continued support – please share our page with your friends, family and colleagues so that we can continue to welcome guests long in to the future and share this wonderful place.
For any information please send us a message on here or email [email protected] or visit our website at www.treganhoefarm.co.uk
Thank you

23/08/2026

05/08/2026

West Cornwall is due to be the ideal place to view from

Cornwall could be the perfect place to see the eclipse 👀

The South West is set to enjoy the best views anywhere in mainland Britain when the UK's most dramatic solar eclipse since 1999 takes place next week.

On Wednesday, August 12, the Moon will pass directly between the Earth and the Sun, blocking out much of its light and creating a spectacular partial solar eclipse across the UK and Ireland.

While a total eclipse will only be visible from a narrow path stretching across Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain, northern Russia and a small area of Portugal, people in the South West will see more of the Sun covered than anywhere else in the UK.

The eclipse will be the deepest visible from Britain since August 11, 1999, when a total eclipse crossed parts of Cornwall and Devon.

According to astronomers, the Isles of Scilly and western Cornwall will offer the very best views, with between 95.8% and 96.5% of the Sun obscured at the eclipse's peak. This is the highest coverage expected anywhere in mainland Britain, with only south-west Ireland seeing a deeper eclipse.

A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon moves directly between the Sun and the Earth, causing the Earth to pass through the Moon's shadow. Because the Moon's shadow covers only a small part of the planet, eclipses are visible from specific locations.

There are usually between two and five solar eclipses every year, while a total solar eclipse occurs somewhere on Earth roughly every 18 months.

The South West eclipse will begin shortly after 6.15pm on August 12, reaching maximum coverage at around 7.14pm before ending just after 8pm. Because the event takes place close to sunset, the Sun will sit only around 12 degrees above the horizon at peak eclipse, making an unobstructed west-facing view essential.

31/07/2026

Anyone else a sky person?! If you want sunrises, sunsets and stargazing Treganhoe is an idea place to catch them all. Away from town/city lights you can take in the sky just as it is meant to be seen. We are still open for bookings this summer so please get in touch if you would like to come and stay. If you would like any information please just send a message and I will get back to you.

27/07/2026

What amazing weather we are having here in Cornwall. Here at Treganhoe we are based in between north and south coasts and within just a few minutes drive of a number of lovely beaches. While many of our guests go off on adventures during their stay, with lots to do around us, some just stay here and relax - parents sit taking in the views while children run freely around the field playing and making friends with each other and the animals. We do still have some availability during the summer break but it is getting limited so please get in touch to avoid disappointment. Pop me a DM for any info or to book