
Playing In Nature
I hope that through my tips and resources we all can inspire other families to foster a love for nature in themselves and their children too. Let’s start a generation trend of loving, caring for and respecting Mother Nature.




I absolutely love permaculture and holistic land management and what they stand for and do when implemented correctly and fully. My goal is to share my love of nature with you, give you tips, and guides and increase your nature knowledge.
I am currently based in the UK, living in a caravan with my husband and fur baby. We are traversing the whole of the UK, with Scotland, Ireland and hopefully the Isle of man as well. Such Fun!


The coastal walk from Lamorna Cove to Mousehole is one of West Cornwall’s most rewarding dog-friendly routes. Linking a quiet, sheltered cove with one of Cornwall’s prettiest harbour villages, it offers a wonderful mix of sea views, clifftop paths, wildflowers, and gentle adventure.
This section of the South West Coast Path feels peaceful and personal — ideal for dog owners who want scenery without the crowds and a walk that feels immersive rather than rushed.
Lamorna Cove sits at the bottom of a wooded valley just south of Penzance. Unlike many Cornish beaches, it’s dog-friendly year-round, making it a reliable starting point in any season.
The cove itself is calm and unspoilt, with a pebble shoreline and gentle waters. It’s a great place to pause before setting off — let your dog sniff around, take in the sea air, and enjoy the sense of quiet that defines this corner of Cornwall.
From the cove, the path begins to rise, leading you onto the cliffs above.
As you climb, the views quickly open out across the coastline. The path winds gently along the clifftops, offering ever-changing sea views, rocky outcrops, and sheltered dips where wildflowers thrive in spring and early summer.
Dogs love this route for the variety — grassy stretches, rocky edges, new scents, and plenty of places to pause and look out over the sea. The terrain is moderately uneven in places but manageable for most walkers with reasonable footwear.
While there are cliff edges along the way, the path itself is well defined. Keeping dogs under close control is advised, particularly in windy conditions.
As you near Mousehole, the path gradually descends, revealing views across Mount’s Bay and the harbour below. The transition from open coast to village life feels natural and rewarding.
Mousehole is a dog-friendly village with narrow cobbled streets, a small harbour, and a calm, timeless atmosphere. It’s an ideal place to pause, explore slowly, and enjoy the feeling of having arrived somewhere special.
There are several dog-friendly cafés and pubs in and around the village (often with outdoor seating), making it a perfect spot for a relaxed break before returning the same way or arranging transport back.
Address (Start Point): Lamorna Cove, Lamorna, Cornwall, TR19 6XQ
Address (End Point): Mousehole, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 6PL
Wear sturdy footwear – paths can be uneven underfoot
Bring water for both you and your dog
Keep dogs close near cliff edges
Allow 2–3 hours for a relaxed walk one way
Check the weather — coastal paths are exposed
The Lamorna Cove to Mousehole walk captures Cornwall at its most gentle and rewarding — peaceful, scenic, and full of character. Shared with your dog, it becomes more than just a walk; it’s a slow journey through one of Cornwall’s most beautiful stretches of coastline.
This route is just one of many featured in our Dog-Friendly Cornwall guide, created to help you explore the best of West Cornwall without leaving your dog behind.
After a walk like this, returning to Chyvounder offers the perfect balance of comfort, calm, and space — an ideal base for relaxed, dog-friendly days near the coast.
This location is featured in our Dog-Friendly Cornwall guide.
This podcast is a way for me to express myself, as my husband will tell you, I have many thoughts, ideas and I suppose beliefs about how life could be better for us all, now and in the long run. How we as a species need to become more conscious so that all life on Earth can live in harmony, supporting and nourishing each other in turn.
I am open to podcast, topics of discussion and thoughts or questions that have been hounding you.



This channel is a way for me to visually express myself, as my husband will tell you, I have many thoughts, ideas and I suppose beliefs about how life could be better for us all, now and in the long run. How we as a species need to become more conscious so that all life on Earth can live in harmony, supporting and nourishing each other in turn.
I am open to video ideas, topics of discussion and thoughts or questions that have been hounding you.

If you’re like us, there’s a yearning inside of you to connect with nature. You’re tired of life in the hamster wheel and you want to reclaim a little freedom.
To explore either by yourself or with the whole family. No matter where or how far away from home you may go; it does not matter.
Opening your heart up to nature is all that matter