St Agnes Beacon Club Site Discover the North Cornwall Coast
Places to see and things to do in the local area Make the most of your time
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Perranporth St. Austell Fowey 07 08 St. Agnes 10 06 11 Mevagissey Portreath Truro 09 Redruth 02 St. Ives Feock 12
Visit Don’t forget to check your Great Saving Guide for all the 1 Blue Reef Aquarium latest offers on attractions throughout the UK. Great Savings See the magic of the undersea Guide world with local marine species camc.com/greatsavingsguide from the Cornish coast. 2 Trelissick Garden 5 Pirate’s Quest A 1750 house with unrivalled Pick up your treasure map and views of the River Fal. The complete any of three quests, fun grounds are perfect for exploring. for all the family. 3 Cornish Seal Sanctuary 6 Quad Nation - Truro Hear about dramatic rescues and Experience mud-churning action meet seals and sea lions. at Quad Nation. 4 Newquay Zoo 7 Coastal Rush See lions, wildebeest, penguins, Try coasteering, a unique meerkats and much more. combination of swimming, climbing, scrambling, traversing Cornish Seal Sanctuary and cliff jumping.
Coasteering Walk Cycle
8 Local Walks 9 National Cycle Network There are a number of coastal, The nearest National Cycle inland and valley walks catering Network route to this site is route for a wide range of interests, bird number 3, The Engine House watching, folklore, geology and Trail, part of the Cornish Way. more.
Engine House Trail
Explore St. Ives
10 Truro This picturesque city is a vibrant centre for shopping and culture, set in the heart of Cornwall. 11 St. Agnes A little village nestled on the coast, set within both an Area of Outstanding Beauty and a World Heritage Site. 12 St. Ives One of Cornwall’s most famous destinations for its gorgeous scenery. Visitor’s top tips
St Agnes Beacon
Make sure you try a famous Hedgehog It’s an easy 30-minute walk to St. Agnes, cone from Chapel Porth beach cafe. where you’ll find lots of shops, eateries Cornish ice cream, smothered in clotted and pubs. cream and rolled in hazelnuts - yum! Visit in April for the The Bolster Festival Pick up the local footpath map to find the with street entertainers, beer festival quick walks into town, over the fields, up and sea shanties, finishing with a lantern and over the Beacon and along the coast. procession to The Beacon behind the site. Wander along the breath-taking coast and The mobile food vans that visit site were take in the wildlife at the National Trust’s excellent, especially the fish & chips. Chapel Porth, it’s absolutely stunning. Stroll along the beach in the evening and We’d recommend the sausage rolls and watch the sunset over the sea. florentines at St Agnes Bakery coffee The St. Agnes Museum is a very shop. interesting visit if you want to learn more The Driftwood Spars Pub offers great about the area’s rich mining and maritime local beers and delicious homemade food. history.
Close by Supermarkets Petrol Station Public transport NISA and Spar in St. Agnes Esso 4.3 miles, Texaco 6.7 Bus stop, approx 1.5 miles village. Larger supermarkets miles. in St Agnes, which goes to are in Truro and Redruth. Nearest Cashpoint Truro, Newquay and St. Ives. Cinema Churchtown Square, St Park and Ride facilities both In Truro, about 10 miles. Agnes (next to Fission FIsh & east and west of Truro, with Swimming pool Chip shop) motorhome parking. Truro leisure centre, about Tourist Information 7 miles. In St. Agnes, 1.5 miles.
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