LOSTWITHIEL

CORNWALL

ABOUT US

Lost In Canvas is a small but exclusive camping and glamping site, situated in the grounds of Delancey House, and nestled on a hillside overlooking the historic town of Lostwithiel.
Soak up breath-taking views of the River Fowey as you relax in our luxury bell tent or around the firepit. Whether it's exploring the local area or enjoying a tranquil evening, our cosy bell tent, unique views and hotel quality bathrooms make it an ideal destination for couples and families alike.
We’re more than just a campsite, as an event and wedding venue we can host your special day. Our amazing views, indoor and outdoors spaces make the perfect location whether it’s a big birthday or tying the knot.
We’re more than just a campsite, as an event and wedding venue we can host your special day. Our amazing views, indoor and outdoors spaces make the perfect location whether it’s a big birthday or tying the knot.

WELCOME TO LOSTWITHIEL
Aptly named Avon Gwel, which is Cornish for 'River View' our premium quality spacious 5 meter bell tent offers cozy and comfortable accommadation and unrivaled views of the stunning river Fowey as it runs through the heart of Lostwithiel as it meanders its way down the Shirehall Manor Nature reserve.

WELCOME TO LOSTWITHIEL
Aptly named Avon Gwel, which is Cornish for 'River View' our premium quality spacious 5 meter bell tent offers cozy and comfortable accommadation and unrivaled views of the stunning river Fowey as it runs through the heart of Lostwithiel as it meanders its way down the Shirehall Manor Nature reserve.
Lostwithiel is a picturesque and historic town in the heart of Cornwall. It was first founded in the late 1100’s by the Normans and is known as the ancient capital of Cornwall. It’s steeped in history, charm, and surrounded by stunning natural beauty.
It’s well placed for exploring the county being within easy reach of beautiful beaches, woodlands, Bodmin Moor and attractions such as the Eden Project.

Lostwithiel is a picturesque and historic town in the heart of Cornwall. It was first founded in the late 1100’s by the Normans and is known as the ancient capital of Cornwall. It’s steeped in history, charm, and surrounded by stunning natural beauty.
It’s well placed for exploring the county being within easy reach of beautiful beaches, woodlands, Bodmin Moor and attractions such as the Eden Project.




