In Helston, Cornwall, Trevassack Lake is a wedding venue that will leave newlyweds in awe. Boasting glorious views of scenic woodlands and rolling hills, as well as a 10-acre freshwater lake, this destination offers plenty of photo opportunities. As it’s only a stone’s throw away from the action, guests can even explore the beaches and gardens that define the Lizard peninsula. As they enter the grounds of this venue, the wedding party can soak in the romantic ambience created by the natural setting. This stunning property is a hidden gem with blue waters and fields as far as the eye can see. The team at Trevassack Lake is focused on catering to all needs and is happy to discuss options for the big day, whether this includes a serene waterside ceremony or a wedding day full of watersports.

Facilities and Capacity

Couples are granted full access to the lakeside function room. Bathed in natural light, this dual-aspect area conjures a sense of tranquillity and stillness. After the ceremony, the wedding party can move to the adjoining bistro where they will be wined and dined.

Services Offered

At Trevassack Lake, couples can look forward to a day full of festivities and fun. With the help of the in-house wedding coordinator, the celebrations will go just as planned. The bistro, run by the Cornish Food Hub, offers private dining options and catering for wedding parties. With a dance floor and space for a live band, the after-party will be one to remember. Curious couples can book a viewing with Trevassack Lake to appreciate what this serene setting has to offer.

Accommodation

Guests can fully immerse themselves in the Cornish countryside by staying in the on-site accommodation. Trevassack Lake has six properties in the form of three lodges and three cabins, which can sleep up to 35. Each guest room comes with a private hot tub where attendees can relax and rejuvenate after the festivities. With a focus on making weddings accessible to all, several of the rooms have ceiling hoists and profiling beds. Large doorways, flat pathways and a lack of steps make each area inclusive.