4 Tree Tops

lanreath near looe, cornwall

4 guests
2 beds
2 bathrooms
No pets

5.0Sykes Holiday Cottages rating

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4 Tree Tops is a beautifully presented lodge tucked away in a tranquil Cornish valley, surrounded by woodland, lakes and peaceful countryside.

Ideally suited to couples, friends or small families, it offers a relaxing retreat within easy reach of Looe, Polperro and the stunning South Cornwall coastline.

Boasting stylish interiors, a private hot tub, and access to excellent on-site facilities, this contemporary lodge provides the perfect base for a relaxing getaway.

Step inside to discover a bright and spacious open-plan living area, thoughtfully designed for sociable evenings together.

The well-equipped kitchen features everything needed to prepare home-cooked meals, while the dining area invites guests to gather and share stories of the day's adventures.

After a day spent exploring, settle into the comfortable sitting area, curl up beside the warming electric fire, and enjoy a film on the TV.

The lodge offers two inviting bedrooms, comprising a king-size bedroom with its own en-suite shower room and a welcoming double bedroom, providing flexible sleeping arrangements for your stay.

A contemporary family bathroom completes the accommodation.

Outside, the private decking area is the perfect place to unwind.

Start your morning with a coffee surrounded by tranquil woodland scenery, enjoy alfresco dining on warm evenings, or sink into the bubbling hot tub beneath the stars after a day of sightseeing.

Beyond the park, Cornwall offers an abundance of unforgettable days out.

Just a short drive away, East Looe Beach is perfect for swimming, paddling and building sandcastles, while the bustling harbour town of Looe boasts independent shops, seafood restaurants and boat trips along the coast.

Nearby Polperro, one of Cornwall's most picturesque fishing villages, charms visitors with its narrow winding streets, historic cottages and fascinating Polperro Heritage Museum.

Keen walkers can join the South West Coast Path to discover dramatic clifftop scenery and hidden coves stretching along the coastline.

Venture further afield to the world-renowned Eden Project, where enormous biomes house exotic plants from around the globe, or spend a family-friendly day at Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary, home to a variety of rescued animals.

The historic fishing ports of Fowey and Charlestown are also within easy reach, offering waterside dining, scenic harbour views and a taste of Cornwall's rich maritime heritage.

However you choose to spend your time, 4 Tree Tops provides a superb setting for a memorable Cornish escape.

Everything you'll need

Wifi
Baby Friendly
Dishwasher
Garden / Patio
Ground Floor Bedroom

Wifi
Baby Friendly
Dishwasher
Garden / Patio
Ground Floor Bedroom
Ground Floor Accommodation
Hot Tub
Pets Not Allowed
Off Road Parking
Near Pub / Shop

What guests are saying

We had a lovely stay at 4 Tree Tops.

The location is well connected for trips around Cornwall, the park is beautiful and well maintained, and the lodge itself feels private, luxurious, and very comfortable. We were impressed by the standard of cleanliness. On the flipside, 4 Tree Tops would benefit from more equipment for the kitchen (in particular, some plastic glasses for use around the hot tub, plus more mugs and glasses for general use), and some maintenance was needed: the extractor fans in the bathrooms and the solar lights on the steps to the property did not work, for example. Otherwise would happily recommend.

AlexOct 2026

Facilities: First night, combo washing / dyer machine didn’t work, reported issue at 0900 following morning, no working machine the entire stay … very disappointing and totally unacceptable.

Holiday clothing plan was based on anticipated capability to wash / dry clothes in the accommodation. Maintenance: Reception and maintenance staff were very professional, responded promptly, and diagnosed the problem immediately.

HaroldSep 2026

Owner response:

Thank you for your feedback. We’re really sorry that the washer-dryer issue affected your stay, especially as you had planned around having this facility available. We completely understand how disappointing this must have been. We’re pleased our reception and maintenance teams were able to respond promptly, and we appreciate you recognising their efforts. Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and we hope to have the opportunity to welcome you back for a much better experience.

Overview

Why Book Stonerush Lakes Lodges?

Nestled in the picturesque countryside of South Cornwall and only a short drive from the coast, Stonerush Lakes makes for an exceptional place to spend your next break.

Spread over 28 stunning acres, this wonderful resort offers guests a range of spacious, cosy and thoughtfully-designed lodges benefitting from peaceful surroundings. The perfect place for people looking for a tranquil holiday.

If you like to spice your stay with great food and your favourite tipple, the Old Mill Bar and Restaurant is sure to delight. Set in a beautiful lakeside position at the foot of the park, it offers seasonal menus crafted using local produce. Whether you pop by for a cocktail or let the team take care of dinner, you’ll enjoy a warm welcome and a satisfying dining experience every time.

Not only that, but being well connected to the rest of the region and everything it has to offer, you simply can’t go wrong with booking one of these Stonerush Lakes lodges. This wildlife-rich resort is the perfect place to stay for couples, friends and even solo travellers!

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Places to Visit near Stonerush Lakes

Bask in peaceful surrounding, as Stonerush Lakes is the perfect resort for people searching for a slow-paced relaxing holiday. However, if you would like to venture off-site and explore there region, there's lots to see and do during your time at Stonerush Lakes.

Situated just 8 miles away (15-minute drive) from the site and the perfect place to go for a beach day is the bustling coastal town of Looe. Known for its beautiful sandy beach and historic harbour, it’s also where you’ll find tonnes of great places to eat, drink and shop, as well as unique attractions like the Old Guildhall Museum & Gaol.

Another great place to consider visiting is St Austell, situated just a 40-minute drive from Stonerush Lakes. Here, we'd recommend taking a trip down to the historic harbour at Charlestown before stopping off at one of the handful of pubs and restaurants that surround it afterwards. This idyllic village also has access to the South West Coast Path, spanning an epic 630, it’s the perfect route for keen ramblers, offering spectacular views over the Cornish coast.