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on 09 September 2010

 
'23' Real Gems Found   (last updated: 03 August 2010)
St. Austell - Garden Visit Website »
  The Eden Project, Bodelva, St. Austell, Cornwall, PL24 2SG  
Open every day except Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Guide dogs welcome but they don’t encourage dogs generally. Admission charge.
Recommended by
D.G.B - Northampton

Gunnislake - Pub 01822 832 508
  Rifle Volunteer Inn, St. Anns Chapel, Gunnislake, Cornwall, PL18 9HL  
Traditional coaching inn with 6 en-suite bedrooms
“The food is out of this world”
K.H - Nottingham

Bodmin - Pub
  The Blisland Inn, Blisland, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL20 4JK  
Award-winning pub on the edge of Bodmin Moor. Traditional, home-cooked, pub fare.
“The Blisland Inn is a must. Roaring log fires, amazing real ales (a CAMRA winning pub on numerous occasions), extremely dog friendly and friendly locals and landlord”
H.F - Gloucs

St Breward - Beauty Spot, Landmark etc
  Delphy Bridge - River spot on Moor, between St. Breward & the A30, Blisland, St Breward, Cornwall,  
Unique, secluded spot on the Moor where the DeLank river forms clear pools of cool water for paddling.
“Delphy Bridge is a must...I imagine in the summer when the beaches are busy this is a great place for the dogs to have a swim and cool off after the owners have enjoyed a lovely meal at the Blisland Inn”
H.F - Gloucs

Saltash - Pub Tel: 01579 350 214
  Who’d A Thought It, St. Dominick, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6TG  
2 miles off the A388 - Follow signs to Cotehele House. Children and dogs welcome (at time of review)
Recommended by
D.S.M - Malmesbury

St. Ives - Seaside Town  - Town or Village of interest Visit Website »
  St. Ives, St. Ives - Seaside Town , Cornwall,  
Voted Britain’s Best Seaside Town 2007 by The Guardian
Recommended by
V&T.N - Frimley

Callington - Country Park, Reserve or Forestry etc Visit Website »
  Kit Hill Country Park , Callington, Cornwall, PL17 8HW  
400 acres between Bodmin & Dartmoor for public enjoyment - bird watching, walking, kite flying. Cornish Mining World Heritage Site Attraction. Given to the people of Cornwall to celebrate the birth of Prince William
Recommended by
J.M - Wokingham

Launceston - Breakfasts and en-route catering
  The Pie Stop, Launceston, Cornwall,  
On A38 just before Bodmin Moor
Recommended by
P.H - Bristol

St. Austell - Garden Visit Website »
  The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Heligan, Pentewan, St. Austell, Cornwall, PL26 6EN  
Award-winning restoration - the nations favourite garden - over 200 acres to explore. Open every day except Christmas Eve & Day - allow at least half a day for your visit. Also Wildlife Interpretation Centre, shop, plant sales & tearoom. Disabled parking, access and manual wheelchairs available to use foc. Admission fee. Dogs on leads welcome October - March only
Recommended by
V&T.N - Frimley

Bude - Beach
  Widemouth BaySand, Bude, Cornwall, EX23 0AW  
(off A39 south from Bude) Large sandy beach, known for excellent surf. Dogs banned from half of beach Easter - October. Cleaned regularly throughout the year. Life guards May - September. Toilets (inc disabled), cafe & shops nearby.
Recommended by
S.F

Bude - Beach
  Summerleaze Beach, Bude, Bude, Cornwall, EX23  
Sandy beach surrounded by dunes. Pay car park for 400. Shops, restaurant, toilets nearby. Beach wheelchair available for hire. Dog-friendly but on leads 10am-6pm May-Oct. Bude Visitor Centre close by.
(From A30 turn off at Okehampton along the A3079, then the A3072)

“Summerlease bay in Bude has nice, clean beach”
J.H - Walsall

Sennen - Restaurant Visit Website »
  The Beach Restaurant, Sennen Cove, Sennen, Cornwall, TR19 7BT  
Daily specials, own caught fish, Cornish-reared meat. Gold CHEFS award promoting safer, healthier food in Cornwall.
(Enter Sennen village, turn right towards Sennen Cove, down Cove Hill.
Turn right into main beach car park - restaurant is at far end)
Recommended by
V&T.N - Frimley

Truro  - National Trust Property or Garden Visit Website »
  Trelissick Garden, Feock, Truro , Cornwall, TR3 6QL  
Tranquil and varied National Trust garden with panoramic views of open sea and Falmouth. Extensive park, woodland and riverside walk. Restaurant and gallery of local Cornish art. Admission charge.
Recommended by
J.S - Bolton

Saltash - National Trust Property or Garden Visit Website »
  Cotehele, St. Dominick, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6TA  
NT Medieval house set in extensive grounds - riverside gardens, boat trips, woodland walks (dogs allowed, under control), shop, cafe and plant sales. Admission applies. See website for opening times etc.
Recommended by
J.S - Bolton

Gunnislake - Restaurant Tel: 01822 832 880
  Annies Place, Fernleigh Terrace, St. Anns Chapel, Gunnislake, Cornwall, PL18 9HS  
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Recommended by
D.J - Wrexham

Padstow - Town or Village of interest Visit Website »
  Padstow, Padstow, Cornwall,  
Picturesque, ancient, busy fishing port
Recommended by
V&T.N - Frimley

St. Mawes - Town or Village of interest Visit Website »
  St. Mawes, St. Mawes, Cornwall, TR2  
Pretty harbour-side village overlooking River Fal towards Falmouth. Castle, ferry crossings, 2 sandy beaches
Recommended by
V&T.N - Frimley

Penzance - Pub Visit Website »
  The Turks Head, Chapel Street, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4AF  
13th Century Inn - the oldest pub in Penzance - serves food in restaurant & bar from locally-sourced produce. Garden.
Recommended by
J.S - Bolton

Metherell - Pub Visit Website »
  Cross House Inn, School Road, Metherell, Cornwall, PL17 8BQ  
Pub restaurant serving freshly cooked food to order 12 noon to 9pm. Disabled access & toilets, garden, children’s play area & parking
“Good beer and food”
D.J - Wrexham

Looe - Town or Village of interest Visit Website »
  Looe , Looe, Cornwall,  
Picturesque Cornish fishing village, quaint old buildings, twisting streets, smugglers taverns, local restaurants, bustling harbour, shark-fishing, sandy beach. Visit Website Mr P - West Midlands
Recommended by
Mr P - West Midlands

Marazion - National Trust Property or Garden Visit Website »
  St. Michaels Mount, Marazion, Cornwall, TR17 0EF  
Tidal island just 500 yards off-shore, accessible by foot or boat (depending on tide). Medieval castle & gardens open, with cafe, restaurant, 2 shops, plants for sale. Wear sensible shoes & leave the dog at home!
Recommended by
J.S - Bolton

Callington - Tea Rooms Tel: 01579 389 223
  Louis Tea Rooms, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall, PL17 8AX  
(Right by entrance to Kit Hill Country Park)
Recommended by
D.S.M - Malmesbury

Bodmin - Bakers, pies or pasties Tel: 01208 841 895
  Aunt Avices Pasty Shop, St. Kew Services, St. Kew, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 3ED  
Pasty shop
“Highly recommended”
H.F - Gloucestershire