Great Bosullow

Great Bosullow is a small hamlet tucked to the south‑east of Morvah in west Cornwall. It sits quietly amid the broad sweep of Bosullow Common, an extensive area of heathland that gives the settlement a sense of remoteness and natural space. The hamlet lies within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a protected landscape that carries the same status and safeguards as a National Park. That designation—covering almost a third of Cornwall—frames Great Bosullow as part of a treasured and carefully preserved corner of the county. Visiting here feels like stepping into a calmer, more elemental version of Cornwall, where the rhythms of heathland and open countryside define the place. For those seeking a simple, nature‑centred experience, Great Bosullow offers an uncomplicated and deeply local character set against the backdrop of protected landscape.