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holiday in cornwall

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  • depending on when your going you could see one of the eden sessions, I think theres a few tickets left for some of them. I went last year, the concerts at night and the place looks beautiful! (plus with the concert tixs you got free entry to eden before the concert or the day after).

    As you are going to eden get there early, as most people didnt arrive till about 12, so it was quite peaceful in the morning.

    try your local Tourist information as i picked up couple of good guides from there, or try - http://www.cornwalltouristboard.co.uk/xmlbrochurerequest.asp

    hope that helps.
  • fatbelly
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    Enjoy the roskilly and kelly ice cream and dont forget to scoff some cornish pasties....YUMM

    Roskilly's Farm has a shop and nice cafe but St Keverne is (very) remote.

    If you're into pasties, Hayle is the pasty capital of the world - choose between Hampsons and Phipps. Rowes pasties are more widespread and pretty good too.

    As for the touristy venues - see the local paper for discount vouchers - usually there are loads.
  • fatbelly
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    Oh, and what about seeing a play at the Minack. Even if the play's rubbish, the scenery is brilliant. It's traditional to take a picnic for the interval.
  • gillette147
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    Hey, I'm going there then as well.
    This is gonna be a really useful thread - cheers.
    And I saw your photo last night. I'll be looking out for ya ;) :rotfl:
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  • pavlovs_dog
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    Hey, I'm going there then as well.
    This is gonna be a really useful thread - cheers.
    And I saw your photo last night. I'll be looking out for ya ;) :rotfl:

    cheeky beggar :p;)

    im now torn between a week in cornwall and a cheap week abroad. reading this thread is making me all excited about cornwall again (and knowing gilette147 will be present is a major pull factor too :D )

    if only i could choose a campsite :rolleyes:
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  • pavlovs_dog
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    depending on when your going you could see one of the eden sessions, I think theres a few tickets left for some of them. I went last year, the concerts at night and the place looks beautiful! (plus with the concert tixs you got free entry to eden before the concert or the day after).

    As you are going to eden get there early, as most people didnt arrive till about 12, so it was quite peaceful in the morning.

    try your local Tourist information as i picked up couple of good guides from there, or try - http://www.cornwalltouristboard.co.uk/xmlbrochurerequest.asp

    hope that helps.


    alas, dates are not suitable and its fully sold out, but would have been the icing on the cake :rolleyes: maybe another year :j


    info we've had from cornish TIC so far has been lacklustre at best. you guys however are in a league of your own, and put the people who are paid to promote cornwall to shame :T
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  • nuttyrockeress
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    Hiya

    We always stay here have done for the last 4 years.

    Really nice and central. Indoor and outdoor pool plus a manor house with entertainment in the evenings
    It's nice to be nutty but's more important to be nice
  • Gemmzie
    Gemmzie Posts: 14,876 Forumite
    Did you want a pitch your own tent campsite or a more organised one?

    Who's going on the trip?
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  • pavlovs_dog
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    we'll be taking (and pitching) our own tent.

    and its just me and the OH (unless gillette147 decides to gatecrash :rotfl:)
    know thyself
    Nid wy'n gofyn bywyd moethus...
  • pavlovs_dog
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    our pitch at par sands is booked and it didnt cost the earth :j

    thanks agin to all for suggestions so far :T

    any suggestions on places to visit in north/mid cornwall on way to st austell from wales to break the journey up a bit?
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