"Wareham forest campsite is just like a big field. It is pretty out in the sticks but is great if all you want to do is camp. There is a park and amusement arcade for the kids and well maintained toile.....More"

Contributed by: danny b on 27 March 06

"Interest in this mammoth £86 million project was so great that half a million visitors came during 2000 just to see it being built. Its now fully opened, if not completely finished: several features a.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 26 March 06

"Although Hayle may not have the romantic associates of either, say, St Ives or Mousehole, it is one of the most popular seaside resorts in Cornwall, its miles of unspoiled sandy beach, being probably .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 25 March 06

"For a small island Brownsea presents a great range of habitat-seashore, slat marsh, heath land, coniferous and deciduous woodland, alder Carr, freshwater lakes and a brackish lagoon. This wide variety.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 25 March 06

"Situated on the other side of the Penryn River from Falmouth, Flushing gets its name from the Dutch engineers who built the quays and sea walls here in the 17th century.
It is said to be the warmest .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 25 March 06

"Truro, the capital city of Cornwall, is a fine city with Georgian streets and an unusual cathedral. Despite its distance from the sea, Truro was at one time a port of sizeable importance, complete wit.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 24 March 06

"One of Cornwall's oldest villages, Wendron is situated among wind-swept moorlands containing earthworks, holy wells, standing stones and other reminders of life long past.
For instance, there are rem.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 24 March 06
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"It is no accident that Newquay is the largest sea side resort in cornwall. Within four miles of its railway station, there are a dozen or so beaches, adding up to more than 600 acres of firm clean san.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 23 March 06

"Thought by many to be britians loveliest creekside villiage, Helford lies on the southern bank of the river that bears its name. At one time an important port, even with its own Custom house, it is no.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 23 March 06

Located on the edge of the North Devon town of Bampton, Mill Cottage and Leat Cottage offer a peaceful and comfortable retreat in this lovely conservation area. Set in over an acre of garden and water meadow adjoining the river Batherm and the old mill l More Details >>