Photo credit: Jo Turner on Wikimedia Commons Cornwal's Hinterland Altarnun
Camelford
Tis central locale is great for touring, walking, fishing and exploring beaches and Bodmin Moor. Places of interest include the North Cornwall Museum and Art gallery and Cornwall’s second highest point, Rough Tor, which has excellent rambling opportunities and a monument to Charlotte Dymond. Charlotte’s murdered body was found near Rough Tor Ford and her boyfriend Matthew Weeks was later tried for the murder in 1844. At the Courtroom Experience in Bodmin visitors can join in recreations of the trial. Nearby, Davidstow Airfield is home to the Cornwall at War Museum.
Slaughterbridge
Tought to be the site of Camelot and displaying a 6th century inscribed stone, said to mark the spot where King Arthur met Mordred for the battle of Camlann.
A charming stop-off, the HILLTOP
FARM SHOP & CAFÉ boasts a wide range of products from the basics to unique local gifts. The shop and licensed café offer a varied menu and a warm welcome with Cornish cream teas, home cooked breakfasts, lunches, light bites, and late night opening two Fridays per month as a bistro. Outside seating provides relaxing views of the rolling countryside. ‘Like’ the Facebook Page to keep up to date with latest in-store offers, and competitions to win Cornish goodies or meals for two in the café.
For accommodation, 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 via the A395. This is a superb position with wonderful views of the countryside and proximity to North Cornwall’s renowned beaches and Bodmin Moor.
Wadebridge Offering riverside walks, leisure facilities and more, the town is host to Molesworth Street and the Platt, a Town Hall, shops, antiques and art. Tousands of visitors come for the Royal Cornwall Show in June, the Wadebridge Carnival, the Cornwall Folk Festival and the nearby Camel Trail.
Wadebridge Egloshayle
Tis village has an extraordinary pub that serves fabulous food and is filled with antique clocks!
Between Newquay and Wadebridge, at Tredinnick, is the CAMEL CREEK ADVENTURE THEME PARK. This is 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. There is now an adjacent Caravan and Camping site where residents receive special discounts for fun in the Theme Park. Please see the back cover for the camel creek advertisement.
FORGET-ME-NOT Farm-Holidays
Self catering Holiday Cottages Trefranck, St. Clether, Launceston, Cornwall PL15 8QN
Home cooked food
and a warm welcome in our Licensed restaurant
Fantastic range of local produce in our shop
Opening Hours until October: Mon to Sat: 9:30am to 5:00pm Sun: 10:00am to 4:00pm
Tel: 01840 211518
info@hilltopfarmshop.co.uk Slaughterbridge, Camelford PL32 9TT
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
A warm and friendly welcome awaits visitors at Cornwall’s highest inn. Famous for its delicious home- cooked food, including its legendary Moorland Grills, very popular all-day Sunday Carvery and daily-changing Specials Boards, The Old Inn is the perfect place to stop, relax and enjoy the beauty of Bodmin Moor.
Fresh Local Food Available Daily
Monday - Friday: 11am - 2pm, 6pm - 9pm Hot Light Snacks & Cream Teas daily: 11am - 6pm Saturday All Day: 11am - 9pm Sunday Carvery All Day: 12pm - 9pm Bar Menu All Day: 12pm - 9pm Bank Holiday Mondays All Day: 11am - 9pm
St Breward . Cornwall . PL30 4PP | Tel 01208 850711 Visit:
www.theoldinnandrestaurant.co.uk
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