Things to do in Cornwall
Our handy guide to Cornwall will help you make the most of your holiday
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There are many great things to do in Cornwall. To help you plan your holiday, simply choose an activity from the drop down menu, then select an area. From dog friendly beaches to restaurants this handy guide to Cornwall will help you make the most of your stay.
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If you are looking for a guide to Cornwall, you are in the right place. This site is your guide to beaches, gardens, places to eat and the best attractions in Cornwall. The site is being developed as an aid for visitors to Cornwall and is a resource for guests with useful information on staying in Cornwall. We will continue to add to this Cornwall guide so that your stay in Cornwall is as enjoyable as possible. Running in conjunction with the website, all Cornish Cottage Holidays guests will receive a Stay card prior to their holiday. This card will entitle them to discounts for many of the region's top attractions.
Towns and Villages
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Camborne
Camborne is ideally located in central Cornwall and therefore provides an ideal base for exploring the whole of the county.
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Devoran
The parish of Devoran is named after the Cornish word for water, Dowr, as two rivers meet here.
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Downderry
Downderry is a pretty little village on the south coast of Cornwall, just four miles from Looe.
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Feock
Feock, near Truro, is a small village situated on the Fal estuary.
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Portscatho
Portscatho is a former pilchard-fishing village about 5 miles from St Mawes.
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Redruth
Redruth dates back as far as the twelfth century, when it was developed around a ford.
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St Just in Roseland
St Just in Roseland is located just north of St Mawes.
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Tregony
Tregony is a little village in between Truro and St Austell.
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Truro
Truro is the only city in Cornwall, and is considered the best shopping centre of the county.
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Veryan
The little village of Veryan is best known for the five nineteenth century thatched round houses.
