People FLOCK to a REMOTE field in CORNWALL for a SPECTACULAR Display - How to Find Newquay Poppies

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  • Where do you find poppies in the UK? Where is Pentire? When is the best time to visit Pentire poppy fields?
    In our video today we reveal how to find one of the most 'instagram'able fields in the UK. Tourists flock from far and wide to a cluster of fields on the north coast of Cornwall to admire and photograph the spectacular but short-lived display of field poppies.
    Owned by the National Trust, the fields provide a stunning display for a month every year. Social media posts of this area abound as locals and tourists alike come to enjoy the sight of red poppies against the blue sea. At sunset the warm glow of the Cornish sun bathes the poppies in an ethereal light, making photos sing.
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  • @wanderlusttorz

    As a blue badge disabled driver with a camper-van as a daily driver, I do find it very hard to park in most places due to height barriers 😢 ANPR I can deal with but I wish councils would stop putting height barriers on virtually every car park. Thank you for giving us an alternative at the pub. It’s been an awful spring, weather wise I’m not surprised the poppies aren’t out yet.

  • @Hedgehogsinthemist123

    I grew up living just outside Newquay. I'd only heard about the poppies about ten years ago. If you had gone in the 1970s and 80s, you would have had the place to yourself. Nobody every mentioned them to me, it was never a big deal. I've never been and I won't be going now due to the over-exposure of it. Tourists just don't care, they have no respect. They think the rules don't apply to them. Crantock and Perranporth is crowded and it isn't even summer yet! I'm really fed up with Cornwall now. Over tourism has totally ruined it. The folk of Cornwall can no longer enjoy it. They're still building houses with no infrastructure to support it in areas that are already unable to cope. We need to take the same stance as Spain and the Canary Islands and put a stop to over tourism and get it back to what it once was. Rant over!

  • @rachhatton-taylor8433

    I do hate seeing more and more people go every year. If they stuck to the paths it would be fine, but I bet they are all trampled flat before the flowers die naturally. Such a shame 😢 I’m local and won’t go, so I don’t add to the problem.

  • @sharonriaz7599

    We travel just like you do around the UK regularly and are disgusted with the charges car parks are paying. Bearing in mind, many people who holiday in the UK can’t travel abroad. If you are a parent with children and are expected to pay £9+ a day to park it is becoming far too expensive.

  • @carotrike

    No poppies, but beautiful sound of skylarks!

  • @kernowmaid5970

    I remember when it was free to park in those car parks 🙂

  • @colinbaker3415

    My son did just this last summer(mid June 23) and came back with some stunning photos. No posing models or dancing dogs, just a carpet of red with polly joke in the background. Absolutely glorious.

  • @stephnewman1357

    What no poppies 🤷 🤔

  • @SpanishEclectic

    You have so many beautiful flowering plants just growing wild along your coast. Not sure which is more fabulous, the flowers or the ocean view. I understand wearing red poppies is for remembrance, so I wonder if these were planted for this purpose. Here we have orange California poppies, which are a native wild flower. They bloom usually late February, and cover hillsides all over. Always a lovely bright surprise during a dreary time of year. Desert wildflowers are a sight to see as well, and we have the same problems with traffic, etc. due to seekers of the perfect photo op. I'm still excited by those glorious white dogwood roses. :)

  • @judygraham4983

    Thank you for all the information you provide, especially car parks, toilets and cemeteries! Really enjoyed the last couple of minutes with the old footage and funky music, very soothing! You two are so creative and fun!

  • @nickwebb9290

    Thank you for another lovely and entertaining video 😁

  • @clives344

    I was wondering from our hotel room what is the fuss about a field of poppies!! We are driving up from the South of France now on our way to Cornwall and passing fields and fields of poppies like this.

  • @gordonsimpson3235

    Crantock beach has been my favourite beach for over 50 years...particularly low-tides early evening with the dog.

  • @pilesofparagraphs

    This is a lovely area. Thank you for sharing it with us.

  • @RobNorthampton
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  • @cornwallparanormalresearch2378

    Awesome job like and shared out in you tube community. ⌚

  • @esthermorrissey1454

    Fabulous scenery and you managed to find some SUN!!!! Wow, the sun is really in short supply so if I was a poppy I don’t think I would feel much like showing off just yet ha ha!!. Crantock and West Pentire are so pretty - it is the car paring that is spoiling everything this year. I have just paid £6,60 for 2 hours 20 minutes 2 weeks ago in Falmouth. Great information again Sarah and Andrew - I think that it is important to highlight incidental expenses when heading to Cornwall- Thanks to Cornwall County Council, groan!!

  • @judybee

    Did I hear Andrew say ''nice sunny day'' before stripping off!!!😄

  • @ravenwing8842

    It’s a lovely walk from Crantock to West Pentire. 👍 Great info on the car parks, walking routes and how to get to the Poppy fields guys! Thank you. Hope you enjoyed your day xx 😃👍

  • @sandrawoodall6545

    I’m not surprised poppies are not out it’s been too cold,even the ones in my south facing garden haven’t come up yet.but thanks for trying. Andrew made me laugh when he took his t shirt off 😂.