Explore Pencarrow and its Surroundings

Bodmin & Wenford Railway (4.1 miles)
The Bodmin & Wenford Railway is a Standard Gauge Railway that operates mainly steam locomotives in the Duchy of Cornwall. Enjoy a 13 mile round trip on this steeply graded line through the beautiful countryside. The main station on the line is at Bodmin General. Boscarne Junction provides a direct link with the Camel Trail (bicycles can be taken on the train). Bodmin Parkway station is on the main rail line from London to Penzance and has a beautiful walk along the old carriage drive to Lanhydrock House. Trains operate from March to December - daily from 26th May to 30th September and there are many special events throughout the year.
www.bodminandwenfordrailway.co.uk

The Blisland Inn (4.3 miles)
CAMRA National Pub of the Year 2001. Always a minimum of 6 real ales to choose from, this is a traditional pub offering home cooked food and a good atmosphere. There have been almost 1,500 real ales served from this inn over the years, a trend which seems set to continue.

Relish (3.0 miles)
Really imaginative dishes that change daily and an award-winning barista. Excellent ingredients underpin everything here.
www.relishwadebridge.co.uk

The Regal 1 and 2 (3.0 miles)
www.wtwcinemas.co.uk

Camel Trail Cycle Hire (3.1 miles)
Hire a bike and take a trip down the Camel Trail to Padstow.

Bridge Bike Hire (3.1 miles)
From Wadebridge you get to choose whether to go down-river to Padstow or up-river towards Bodmin.
www.bridgebikehire.co.uk

Trevathan Farm (4.8 miles)
www.trevathanfarm.com

The Bait Bunker (3.0 miles)
Angling supplies.

Chase Art Centre (3.0 miles)
Ever-changing exhibitions of art, sculpture and ceramics from renowned artists.
www.chaseart.fsnet.co.uk

Tristan's Gallery (3.1 miles)
Featuring contemporary photography from a long list of national and international photographers.
www.tristansgallery.com

Lanhydrock Hotel and Golf Club (4.9 miles)
An impressive parkland course designed to enhance its surroundings.
http://www.lanhydrockhotel.com/

Earl of St Vincent Inn (2.2 miles)
Real ale and hearty food. The Earl of St Vincent Inn has character in spades, including a huge collection of clocks and barometers.

Bodmin Town Museum (3.4 miles)
Local history, including a Victorian Cornish kitchen and a 1770 fire engine.

Bodmin Jail (3.0 miles)
Gruesome entertainment in a spookily atmospheric place.

Wadebridge (2.9 miles)
Popular among cyclists (Wadebridge sits right on the Camel Trail), Wadebridge also draws many for its unique shops and cafes. The River Camel sweeps majestically through Wadebridge; along its banks, ‘twitchers’ can be seen excitedly spotting any number of wading bird varieties, including herons.

Bodmin (3.4 miles)
A busy old market town, Bodmin has some very interesting architecture, including the notorious Bodmin Jail.

Trehellas House Restaurant (.9 miles)
Award winning restaurant between Wadebridge and Bodmin.
www.trehellashouse.co.uk

Camel Valley Vineyard (2.1 miles)
For over 15 years Camel Vallley have been producing world-class award-winning wines produced with respect for traditional vineyard practices. The beautiful location of the vineyard is key to its success. After enjoying a tour of the vineyard why not savour a glass of wine whilst drinking in the view of the slopes down to the river from the terrace.
www.camelvalley.com

Glasshouse (3.1 miles)
Set in the heart of the bustling town of Wadebridge, Glasshouse is, as you might expect from the name, light and airy. It is the perfect spot to enjoy a bite to eat and a coffee before heading off by foot or cycle along the famous Camel Trail.
www.glasshousewadebridge.co.uk

Helland Bridge Pottery (1.8 miles)

Maltsters Arms (3.6 miles)
This 30 year old pub has had commendations by The Good Pub Guide, Which! Guide to Pubs and the AA Good Pub Guide. There is an imaginative menu specialising in fish and local produce where possible. Good wine and real ales are on offfer, including the house's own "Maltsters Special".

Tumbletopia World of Stones (3.4 miles)
If the weather lets you down whilst you are visiting north Cornwall, venture into the caves of Tumbletopia and discover over 70 varieties of sparkling gems, learn about the rich geology of the area and go panning for gold in Prospect Place. Open daily. Free admission.
www.tumbletopia.com