Bunny's Hill

Bunny's Hill sits just outside Bodmin, a proper little viewpoint that doesn't announce itself loudly but rewards the short walk up with surprisingly broad views across the Cornish landscape. It's not a mountain - more a commanding bump on the moorland - but on a clear day you can see right across to the coast. The climb takes maybe twenty minutes from the car, mostly straightforward walking, though the final stretch gets a bit steep if you're not used to it.

This is walker territory, really. Anyone after a quick leg-stretch with a payoff will find it worth the effort. Kids can manage it fine if they're reasonably mobile, though there's no playground nonsense or facilities at the top - just exposed moorland and wind. The views are genuine though, not some Instagram fiction.

If you're camping at Camp De Lank or Eden Valley Holiday Park - both just a few miles away - it's an easy morning outing before breakfast or a sunset visit if the weather holds. The moorland gets moody as light drops, which some folk find compelling. You won't spend hours here, but that's rather the point.

Free to visit, naturally. No gates, no fees. Check the weather before you go - when Bodmin Moor clouds over, the views vanish completely and you're just walking in drizzle. Pick a decent day and it's time well spent.