The Royal Inn
8 August 2025
This 15th Century Inn on the Tamar river is on the Tamar Trail. Stop off for some traditional home cooking and real ale.
Pubs near Callington
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The Royal Inn
This 15th Century Inn on the Tamar river is on the Tamar Trail. Stop off for some traditional home cooking and real ale.
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The Weary Friar
In the heart of the village next door to the church you'll find this famous 12th Century coaching inn. With lots of outdoor seating and a traditional interior with separate dining room call in any time of year.
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The Boot Inn
A traditional 17th century pub situated in the centre of the village. Food is freshly prepared with vegetarian and vegan options available.
4
Crows Nest Inn
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, this pretty 16th century pub has a large sunny garden for al fresco dining and open fire to keep you warm in winter. There is ample parking and children and dogs are welcome.
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The Caradon Inn
A peaceful, traditional inn opposite Sterts open-air amphitheatre on the edge of Bodmin Moor. Children are catered for.
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The Carpenters Arms
Situated in the heart of the Tamar Valley, this 15th century village pub offers real ale, plenty of outdoor seating and a warm welcome. Food is freshly cooked and dogs are welcome.
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The Rising Sun Botus Fleming
A traditional local pub in the heart of the village. Call in for a good choice of beers and ciders however there is no food. You'll find ample parking and the pub is dog friendly with an outside seating area. The local darts and euchre teams can sometimes be found in action.
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The Rising Sun Inn Gunnislake
A traditional pub situated in the heart of the villlage in the pretty Tamar Valley. With outdoor seating for alfresco summer dining and parking on site, it's a convenient place to go for refreshments and you can even take the dog.
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The Springer Spaniel
A popular Cornish pub offering a menu created from local season produce. There's outdoor seating for warmer months and a real fire to keep you warm in winter. Dogs and their humans are made very welcome.
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The Tamar Inn
Situated on the waterfront with a large outside seating area with views of the river. The Tamar Inn is a popular place to dine and there's a wood-burner to keep you cosy in winter.
Pubs near Callington
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The Weary Friar
18 August 2024
In the heart of the village next door to the church you'll find this famous 12th Century coaching inn. With lots of outdoor seating and a traditional interior with separate dining room call in any time of year.
The Boot Inn
10 June 2023
A traditional 17th century pub situated in the centre of the village. Food is freshly prepared with vegetarian and vegan options available.
Crows Nest Inn
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, this pretty 16th century pub has a large sunny garden for al fresco dining and open fire to keep you warm in winter. There is ample parking and children and dogs are welcome.
The Caradon Inn
A peaceful, traditional inn opposite Sterts open-air amphitheatre on the edge of Bodmin Moor. Children are catered for.
The Carpenters Arms
Situated in the heart of the Tamar Valley, this 15th century village pub offers real ale, plenty of outdoor seating and a warm welcome. Food is freshly cooked and dogs are welcome.
The Rising Sun Botus Fleming
A traditional local pub in the heart of the village. Call in for a good choice of beers and ciders however there is no food. You'll find ample parking and the pub is dog friendly with an outside seating area. The local darts and euchre teams can sometimes be found in action.
The Rising Sun Inn Gunnislake
A traditional pub situated in the heart of the villlage in the pretty Tamar Valley. With outdoor seating for alfresco summer dining and parking on site, it's a convenient place to go for refreshments and you can even take the dog.
The Springer Spaniel
A popular Cornish pub offering a menu created from local season produce. There's outdoor seating for warmer months and a real fire to keep you warm in winter. Dogs and their humans are made very welcome.
The Tamar Inn
Situated on the waterfront with a large outside seating area with views of the river. The Tamar Inn is a popular place to dine and there's a wood-burner to keep you cosy in winter.