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TRETHORNE LEISURE PARK is a fantastic all weather, family fun day out just off the A30 near Launceston. Have fun in the large indoor and outdoor play areas. Tere are ball pools, dropslides, astra slide, Jolly Rogers Ball Blast arena, trampolines, bungee run, pillow bash, assault course, climbing wall, soft play area, tots tractors, crazy golf, paddle boats, Dino cars, adventure climbing frame, Zorb Football and much more! Meet our friendly animals and have a ride on a pony, bottle feed the calves, hold the guinea pigs and rabbits & hand milk the cow. Separate to the Leisure Park we also have; Ten-Pin Bowling, Dodgems Rink, Games Arcade, Restaurant & Bar - this area is also open evenings (close 6pm Sundays).


THE HIDDEN VALLEY DISCOVERY PARK is where real family adventure waits. Enter the Forbidden Mansion, only one way in and out! Upside down room, Shrinking corridor, Moriarty’s Missions, Trails and cunning challenges for everyone. Amazingly good fun inside and outside, that is only the start as the park has its own miniature railway, beech hedge maze and hobbit house. Refreshments in the restaurant and a well stocked gift shop.


About six miles south of Launceston is the village of North Hill on the eastern edge of Bodmin moor. Tere is a 14th century church dedicated to St Torney with a holy well situated by the River Lynher, also ascribed to the saint. In the past, granite was quarried in North Hill some of which was used in the construction of Westminster Bridge. Te landscape here is hilly and remote with some farmland to the east. Trewortha Farm, a children’s outdoor education centre, is nearby and incorporates a reconstruction of a Bronze Age settlement and a Medieval village.


THE RACEHORSE INN, a Gastro Inn in North Hill is on the edge of Bodmin Moor just a few minutes from the A30 midway between Launceston and Liskeard and close to Callington and


environs of the Tamar valley. Our restaurant produces modern food using fresh West Country


three viewing tables help you identify features as you view the surrounding countryside.


On the Devon banks of the River Tamar, Calstock is a


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North Hill Village, Cornwall, PL15 7PG


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pretty village dominated by the viaduct that carries the


produce with Head Chef Phil Bradshaw balancing flavours on a plate that will make your mouth water. Open 12 noon to 2:30pm for snacks and the Lunch menu, and from 6 to 9pm for the Dinner Menu. On Sundays we serve a superb Lunch menu including the Sunday Roast special from Midday to 3.30 pm. reservation recommended. Open Sunday evening till 8pm, closed Monday lunchtime.


Travelling down the Tamar Valley is the small market town of Callington lying six miles from the River Tamar with Launceston, a short distance to the north. Liskeard is to the west and Tavistock to the east making this town an ideal base for exploring both Cornwall and Devon. Te industrial heritage from the mining era is of the landscape. Located in the Tamar Valley near Callington is Kit Hill, a distinctive outcrop of the great granite mass that runs under the whole of Cornwall. Tis is an ideal place for a wide range of activities including bird watching, kite flying and walking. Dramatic views stretch across the Tamar Valley toward Dartmoor in the east and Plymouth and the sea to the south. At the summit,


3 picturesque Tamar Valley


Railway running from Plymouth to Gunnislake. In the surrounding countryside, the remains of the mining industry can still be seen. Just southwest of the village is Cotehele House, one of the best preserved medieval estates in the country having changed little since the reign of Henry VIII. A little further on is Gunnislake, the first village in Cornwall, with a Tudor bridge being one of the major routes into the county. Te village is also well known for salmon fishing.


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