The Tamar Inn
Published in partnership with the
Environment Agency and the Angling Trust
♦ Good food ♦ Tasty large portions ♦ Fantastic venue ♦ Friendly Cornish welcome The Quay, Calstock, Cornwall PL18 9QA
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Calstock The Who’d Have Bake
Thought It Inn St Dominick
EIGHT COARSE LAKES
5 Acre - Fly only Trout Lake Opening times :
Mon – Sun 11:30am-3pm, 6:30-11pm (Except Monday and Tuesday nights)
Cotehele House Food service times :
Mon – Sat 12-2pm, 6:30-9pm, Sun 12-2pm, 7-9pm Tel: (01579) 350214
www.whodhavethoughtitinn.co.uk
5 acre Specimen Lake Carp to over 30lb, Bream to 8lb, Tench to 7lb
www.bakelakes.co.uk Trerulefoot, Saltash, Cornwall PL12 5BW
Contact Ian Spencer on 07798 585836 or 01503 263349 (evenings)
Email:
bakelakes@aol.com
Fishing Lakes Open 365 Days a Year - 8am to Dusk
VISIT CORNWALLS HAPPIEST DONKEYS
AT THE TAMAR VALLEY DONKEY PARK & SANCTUARY Name
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FUN FOR ALL WITH DONKEYS, GOATS, SHEEP AND OTHER ANIMALS
TAKE A DONKEY FOR A WALK Diamond
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ALL WEATHER FUN WITH OUR HUGE INDOOR PLAY BARN
WWW.DONKEYPARK.COM TAMAR DONKEY SANCTUARY charity No 1138221
Get Hooked, 36 St Stephens Hill, Launceston, Cornwall PL15 8H Tel: 01566 770882
TEL: 01822 834072
WE ARE LOCATED ON THE BORDER OF CORNWALL & DEVON AT ST ANN’S CHAPEL, GUNNISLAKE, CORNWALL PL18 9HW
SUMMER OPENING TIMES: OPEN DAILY 2nd APRIL TO END SEPT OCTOBER OPENING TIMES: THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY & DAILY HALF TERM WINTER OPENING TIMES: ALL WEEKENDS AND ALL SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
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