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Merrose Farm Club Site Explore Cornwall Merrose Farm Club Site Explore Cornwall Places to see and things to do in the local area Bristol Weston- Bath super-Mare Barnstaple Salisbury Taunton Make the most of your time Yeovil Bude Bournemouth Exeter Launceston Padstow Torquay Newquay Bodmin 04 Plymouth 11 01 02 St. Ives 05 10 08 Penzance 07 03 06 09 Visit Don’t forget to check your Great Saving Guide for all the 1 Mevagissey latest offers on attractions throughout the UK. Great Savings A delightful old fishing town with Guide narrow streets and a distinctive camc.com/greatsavingsguide twin harbour. 5 2 Trelissick Gardens Kayaking Perched at the head of the Fal Discover coves, creeks, and estuary boasting delightful tranquil waters. gardens and woodland walks. 6 Sea fishing 3 National Seal Sanctuary You’ll find plenty of options Set in 40 acres, the sanctuary for a sea fishing trip along this rescues and rehabilitates seals. coastline. 4 The Eden Project 7 Flambards Experience One of Cornwall’s most popular As well as sky high thrill rides, you attractions, with plants from can also step back in time in the many diverse climates and Victorian village and experience environments. Britain in the Blitz. Mevagissey The Eden Project Walk Cycle 8 Coastal routes 9 National Cycle Network Enjoy walking along the coastal The nearest National Cycle footpaths and beaches; from Network route to this site is site, follow the stunning path to Bristol to Lands End, Route 3. St Anthony Head. For a range of walking routes on the peninsula visit www.falriver.co.uk/walks. Coastal path near Porthcurnick Explore Pendower Beach, Roseland Peninsula 10 The Roseland Peninsula An area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, few places in Cornwall can compare with Roseland. Showcasing stunning coastal scenery, beach coves and little villages. 11 St Ives Surrounded by beautiful surf beaches, visit the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Gardens, walk the Cornwall Coastal path or simply enjoy the seaside setting. Visitor’s top tips St Mawes Take the coastal walk to beautiful The pizza and fish and chip vans that nearby beaches. On the way back, call visit site during the week offer good into the farm shop for lovely fresh fish, value for money and taste great. meat and veg. Enjoy a day at the Lost Gardens of Portscatho and St Mawes are nice Heligan, and visit Veryan for its famous villages to visit, picturesque and round houses. friendly. From St Mawes you can take The Hidden Hut offers fabulous alfresco the passenger ferry to Falmouth. dining and is also good for coffee and Beautiful beaches at Portscatho, Towan, cake. Pendower and amazing walks on the St Mawes Castle offers incredible views. Roseland peninsula. Trewithen Garden is open from March Definitely get the ferry to various places to June. It is one of the finest gardens in along the coast like Falmouth and Cornwall. It is well worth a visit. Truro, lovely days out. Close by Supermarkets Tourist Information Cashpoint Co-op in St Mawes, 5 miles , In St. Austell, St. Mawes and At the Texaco, 4.2 miles from Asda in St Austell, 14 miles. Truro. site. Cinema Petrol Station Public transport In Truro and St. Austell. There is a Texaco 4.2 miles There is a bus stop on Swimming pool away or a Texaco 10.5 miles the main road at the lane In St. Austell or Falmouth from site. entrance to the site. Buses go to St. Mawes or Truro. Find us on:.
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