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The best area to stay in Crantock is within the village itself or very close by, offering convenient access to Crantock Beach and the local amenities.Crantock village is a small, charming settlement with a traditional Cornish feel. It's centred around a historic church and a few local pubs and shops. The main draw is its proximity to Crantock Beach, a stunning stretch of golden sand backed by dunes and the River Gannel estuary. You can easily walk from most parts of the village to the beach.Families often find Crantock village an excellent base. The beach provides ample space for children to play, swim, and explore the dunes, and the river at low tide offers opportunities for crabbing and paddleboarding. Staying in the village means you're just a stroll away from ice cream, a meal, or a refreshing drink after a day on the sand.For couples seeking a relaxing coastal break, staying in an accommodation overlooking the Gannel estuary or with sea views offers a tranquil setting.

The best time to visit Crantock is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warmest and most reliable for enjoying the outdoors.During this period, you can expect pleasant temperatures, ideal for spending time on Crantock Beach, which is well-known for its golden sands and the Gannel Estuary. The village itself is small, with a few local shops and pubs, and it really comes alive with visitors looking to enjoy the coastal setting.Families often find July and August particularly appealing as the school holidays coincide with the best beach weather. Crantock Beach offers plenty of space for children to play, and the rock pools are a popular attraction for exploring marine life. Many activities, such as surfing lessons and paddleboarding, are readily available during these peak months.Couples looking for a relaxing coastal escape will also appreciate the summer months. The longer daylight hours are superb for coastal walks, perhaps along the South West Coast Path, offering stunning views of the rugged Cornish coastline. Evenings can be spent enjoying a meal at one of the local eateries, often with fresh seafood on the menu.