what a beautiful place
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| Kings Acre, standing proud on the hillside, commands fantastic views of Cornwall. To the left, on the south coast are the pyramids of St. Austell whilst to the right, on the north coast is the pretty town of Wadebridge. During the day, glistening slithers of sea can be seen in the distance, whilst at night, the lighthouse at Trevose Head sends out flashes, warning sailors of the treacherous coastline. |
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After a tiring drive, you just want to arrive at your destination. We are very easy to find and your parking space awaits you on the forecourt. From the east, come off the A30 at Kennards House, after Launceston. Follow the signs to Wadebridge. At the junction with the Atlantic Highway, go left into Camelford. As you climb up the hill out of town, take a right, signposted leisure centre. At the T junction, take a right, B3266. Shortly after the leisure centre, you will find us on the right hand side. Relief. | |
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places to see
on our doorstep. cycling museum, north cornwall gallery and museum, camelford gallery, arthurian centre, st kitts herbery, delabole slate quarry, king arthurs halls, tintagel castle, witchcraft centre, golf, horse riding, swimming pool, pencarrow house, trebarwith strand, bossinney cove,
slightly further. roughtor and brown willy, lanhydroc house, bodmin jail, port isaac (doc martin), polzeath, bude, camel trail, coastal walks, bodmin moor, padstow (rick stein) daymer bay, trevose head and many coves and villages.
a little more. newquay and watergate bay (jamie oliver), the eden project, lost gardens of heligan, charlestown, fowey, mevagissey, bedruthern steps and further still, minnac theatre, lands end, st michaels mount, tate gallery at st ives, pendennis castle, sennen cove, the roseland peninsular.
| Graham and
Lynda Powney, Kings Acre, Camelford, North
Cornwall,
PL32 9UR. Telephone 01840 213561 contact us. |
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