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Cornwall When visiting Cornwall you really are spoilt for choice on places to visit. As well as a breathtaking coastline scattered with picturesque coastal fishing villages. Situated in the south west of Britain and home to Lands End (most southerly point) Cornwall has both, northern and southern coastlines, each boasting an array of beautiful beaches and attractions. For all those aspiring surfers visit the north coast with Newquay and St Ives being the perfect locations. The south coast, dubbed the Cornish Riviera, is home to picturesque harbour villages such as Fowey and Falmouth. For a little history, drive along to the coastal town of Marazion, home to the magnificent St Michaels Mount. A tidal island topped by a castle 400m off the coast that can be approached on foot, using a man made causeway between mid and low tide. Slightly in land the world famous Eden Project is a popular visitors attraction. Places to visit Tintagel Castle Tintagel Castle is situated on Cornwall’s north coast, between Padstow and Bude. Set high on the rugged north Cornwall coast offering dramatic views out to sea and rocky coves and beaches to explore. Castle Road, Tintagel, Cornwall, PL34 0HE www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/tintagel-castle/plan-your-visit Tel: 0370 333 1181 St Michaels Mount The island is linked to the town of Marazion by a man-made causeway of granite setts. Stoop through ancient doorways, glimpse the castle’s changing faces – from priory to fort, iconic castle to family home. Marazion, Cornwall, TR17 OHS www.stmichaelsmount.co.uk Tel: 01736 710265 Eden Project The Eden Project is a popular visitor attraction in Cornwall, England. Inside the two biomes are plants that are collected from many diverse climates and environments. Eden Project, Bodelva, Cornwall, PL24 2SG www.edenproject.com Tel: 01726 811911 Local Campsites Tower Park Caravans and Camping Open March to October 40 Pitches Situated in the heart of Poldark country, Tower Park Caravans and Camping in St.Buryan is midway between Penzance and Land’s End on the the spectacular Penwith Peninsula. Tariff: From £14.00 Dogs allowed. Address: St. Buryan, Penzance, Cornwall TR19 6BZ Tel: 01736 810286 Email: [email protected] Polmanter Touring Park Open April to October 275 Pitches Set in the beautiful countryside overlooking spectacular views from St Ives Bay to Trevose Head Polmanter combines award-winning facilities with a warm Cornish welcome. Tariff: From £19.50 Dogs allowed. Address: St Ives, Cornwall TR26 3LX Tel: 01736 795640 Email: [email protected] Franchis Holiday Park Open April to October 37 Pitches Just outside Mullion, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. A short drive to Mullion with its pubs, shops, harbour and sandy beaches of Poldhu, Polurrian & Kynance. Tariff: From £20.00 Dogs allowed. Address: Cury Cross Lanes, Nr Mullion, Helston, Cornwall, TR12 7AZ Tel: 01326 240301 Email: [email protected] Presingoll Farm Open April to October 90 Pitches This family run site covering 5 acres of fields overlooks the beautiful North Cornish Coast and is close to the charming village of St Agnes. Tariff: From £20.00 Dogs allowed. Address: Penwinnick Road, St Agnes, Cornwall, TR5 0PB Tel: 01872 552333 Email: [email protected] All prices and campsite information is subject to change without notice. justgo.uk.com.

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Great Tregath Great Tregath Camelford, Cornwall PL32 9TX Camelford 2 miles • Boscastle 3.5 miles • Port Isaac 8 miles A versatile farm enjoying a quiet location and panoramic views over the rural North Cornish countryside with Roughtor on Bodmin Moor in the distance Situation: The property is in an unopposed rural situation approached from Lot 1 Comprises: The farmhouse, two cottages, barn, various outbuildings Bedroom 4: the highway over its own private driveway of some 600 yards. The small town and 10.3 acres. Bathroom: Panelled bath, fitted power shower, pedestal wash hand basin, of Camelford on the A39 Atlantic Highway is two miles and here amenities Description: The farmhouse is detached and enjoys its own driveway low flush WC and radiator, heated towel rail. provided include scholastic facilities to A-level standard, doctors and approach, 16 solar panels generating an income, oil fired central heating and Outside: Front lawned garden with a generous slate patio fronting the veterinary surgery, shops, indoor sports hall and about two miles south of the double glazing throughout the following accommodation: conservatory. To the side and rear of the farmhouse are grassed areas with town is the renowned Bowood Golf and Country Club. Positioned on the Ground Floor flower beds, outside toilet, covered well and a large area providing parking North Cornish coastal hinterland, beauty spots such as Boscastle, Trebarwith Utility and Boot Room: Rear entrance. space for many vehicles. Strand and Port Isaac are easily accessed. The picturesque fishing harbour at Kitchen: Single drainer stainless steel sink unit, range of fitted wall and base Large Fully Enclosed Barn: 60’ x 28’ x 16’ to eaves.
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