Cornwall’s Hinterland
The Chesewring C
amelford straddles the A39, and due to its proximity to the coast, it is a great centre for touring, walking, fishing, beaches and exploring Bodmin Moor. Te long building opposite the car park was once the town jail, used for French prisoners of war during the Napoleonic Wars. One of the most prominent buildings is the Town Hall, with its weather-vane in the shape of a golden camel. Tree miles north of Camelford, taking the A39, is the Davidstow Airfield which is home to the CORNWALL AT WAR MUSEUM.
FORGET-ME-NOT Farm-Holidays
Self catering Holiday Cottages Trefranck, St. Clether, Launceston, Cornwall PL15 8QN
FORGET ME NOT HOLIDAYS have three self catering holiday cottages at Trefrank Farm near St Clether, a few miles north west of Camelford, and near to Launceston using the A395. Tis is a superb position with wonderful views of the countryside, proximity to North Cornwall’s renowned beaches and Bodmin Moor.
CORNWALL AT WAR MUSEUM is a tri service military museum operated by volunteers. Tere are exhibition buildings relating to the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force associated with Cornwall
St.Mabyn Holiday Park... PeacefulHolidays in the Cornish Countryside
from 1914 to the present. See exhibits like the Fairy Gannet, the WW1 88mm U-boat gun, 25 pounder field gun, and personal items.
Start with the cinema for an introductory film, and then continue to the 18 exhibition buildings from WWII used by the officers at RAF Davidstow Moor, to the WWI Battle of the Somme in 1916 and 20,000 British dead, why it happened, animals at war and so much more. Visit a function in the Officers Mess to see the elaborate uniforms and beautiful dresses.
Lodges&Static Caravans for sale and to rent Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool
Superb location on our family farm between North Cornwall coast and Bodmin Moor
Tel: 01566 86299
www.forget-me-not-farm-holidays.co.uk Email:
holidays@trefranck.co.uk
All weather,Hard Standing or grass pitches WiFi Access • Play Areas • Launderette Large dog walking field
Tel: 01208 841 677
info@stmabyn.co.uk
www.stmabynholidaypark.co.uk
Wadebridge offers a wide variety of things to see and do, from riverside walks, leisure facilities. Walking around the town, there is a surprise around every corner from a range of shops, antique dealers and galleries. Molesworth Street and the Platt with its imposing Town Hall has shops to browse or just relax in the pedestrianised boulevard.
Wadebridge enjoys something of a mini microclimate, with thousands of visitors attracted to the town due to the proximity of the Camel Trail. and events such as the Royal Cornwall Show held in June, the Wadebridge Carnival, and the
Cornwall Folk Festival.
In the nearby village of Egloshayle the Earl Of St Vincent is a most extraordinary pub filled with antique clocks, they also do fabulous food.
ST MABYN HOLIDAY PARK is close to Wadebridge and within easy reach of Bodmin. It’s an ideal location to base your touring caravan, tent or motor-home in order to enjoy the whole of Cornwall and its attractions. Te park offers peace and tranquillity while providing enough on-site activities for holidaymakers like the swimming pool or the children’s play area etc.
Between Wadebridge and Newquay at Tredinnick, there is the CAMEL CREEK ADVENTURE THEME PARK, a vibrant and welcoming visitor destination year-round, uniquely interpreting the legends of the area and famous for delivering great adventures and days out for the whole family. Te Park opens in February up to early November, with annual activities reflecting the seasons.
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