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A Tudor house and estate with delightful collections, a garden and its own quay, Cotehele was the ancestral home of the Edgcumbe family and is perched high on the hill above the River Tamar. Decorated with tapestries, armour and lots of original features, the inside is testament to its adoring owners while outside there are formal terraces and a valley garden to get lost in, which includes a medieval stewpond and dovecote leading down to the river. It’s peaceful and tranquil and a delightful place to explore while you’re visiting Cornwall, plus they have an excellent restaurant in the 15th century barn, serving homemade cakes, hot soups, wine, ale and lager.
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Always a beautiful place to visit . A lot of steps in the house and a long walk to the quay side ( although you can drive the car down to the water) Excellent National Trust cafe and interesting art gallery in the court yard .
May 2023
Beautiful national trust property and gardens. Lovely walks around area too
August 2022
Charming house and gardens. Reasonable refreshments offering. Need to offer transport to and from quay INCLUDING visitors dogs!
July 2022
Well organised in Covid 19 times. Some of the garden was shut off.
August 2020
A great place to visit. Lovely grounds and an amazing old house.
September 2019
Lovely dog-friendly tearoom at Cotehele Quay and nice walks around the estate.
April 2019
A very nice house and garden but the quay and mill were the best.
May 2018
A very interesting look in to history with lovely grounds and helpful, informative staff.
April 2018
A community arts centre in a beautifully converted chapel on the banks of the River Tamar offering a wide range of events including folk, jazz, comedy, theatre, talks and exhibitions plus a fully licensed bar.
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On the border of Devon and Cornwall, the Tamar Valley Donkey Park is home to donkeys, goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits and guinea pigs to feed and pet. Guests can also visit Holly’s Café for hot and cold meals or a Cornish cream tea, there’s an indoor play barn as well as a soft play area, and lots of different parts of the park to explore and experience, including mini tractor rides. Opening times are seasonal so do check the website before you visit, and prices start at £7.95 for adults and £7.50 for children.
In desperate need of visitors and funds - excellent inside play area for children . My 14 month old grandson was in seventh heaven ,sitting on the tractors and police cars .Enjoyed being able to hand feed the donkeys. The under 3 years area with the toys looked as though it needed a good clean .
May 2023
With over 700 years of history, Buckland Abbey is a magical place to visit with a story dating from the Cistercians who built the abbey and farmed the estate, to seafarers Grenville and Drake who influenced it as well as the country. Explore meadows, orchards and woodlands, head to the cider house and peruse the herbaceous borders, there’s plenty to do whatever time of year you visit, and a restaurant for lunch and light snacks when you’re done. Dogs are welcome in parts of the estate and it’s the perfect spot for summer picnics.
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On an industrial estate close to Plymouth, Plymouth Karting is the ultimate playground for grown ups and nearly grown ups complete with indoor and outdoor karting, combat gaming and laser tag. This is your chance to get involved with the latest in motor-sports with features including challenging circuits, separate adult and children or family sessions, a coffee lounge and spectator area, LCD screening to detail scoring, washroom facilities and free parking, and exclusive booking for birthdays and special events available. You can just turn up but it’s advisable to phone ahead to check availability, particularly in larger groups. All equipment, clothing and safety information is provided but do wear trainers rather than flip-flops or sandals, and remember that children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Enjoy some delicious Italian gelato at Valentis with a great range of flavours. The perfect way to cool down after a stroll along the river.
Valentis, Riverside, Calstock PL18 9QA
A real gem of a coffee shop in the heart of sleepy Calstock serving excellent coffee, homemade cakes, huge ice creams, cream teas and light meals all cooked and prepared to perfection. Add to this a warm and friendly atmosphere, quirky interiors and super attentive staff and it’s easy to see why Lishe is so popular. Dog friendly too!
Lishe 6 commercial Road, Calstock, Cornwall PL18 9QT (T: 01822 832323)
Found on the waterfront in historic Calstock, the 17th century Tamar Inn was allegedly once a meeting place for smugglers and highwaymen. Today it’s a much more friendly affair with plenty of seating both inside at the bar or by the wood burner or on sunny days outside overlooking the river. With local beers on tap, good pub grub and live music evenings, The Tamar is the place to go to get a real feel for this traditional Cornish community.
The Tamar Inn, Calstock PL18 9QA (T: 01822 832487)
The friendly Boot Inn is the heart of the community in Calstock where locals and holidaymakers are both made welcome. Surrounded by pretty cottages and looking out over the Tamar, stop off here to refuel on one of the many walks in the area or relax with a pint at the end of a day out exploring. Known for its excellent home cooked food, Sunday roasts and friendly owners, there’s not much not to like about The Boot.
The Boot Fore St, Calstock PL18 9RN (T: 01822 458681)
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Serving homemade hot food, including a popular all-day breakfast, and family favourites such as cod and chips, sausage and mash and burgers, as well as a selection of homemade cakes and of course, Cornish clotted cream tea.
Open 7 days a week from 9am. Louis Tea Rooms also serve evening meals. A very family friendly venue which even has a special play corner in the family dining room. Also a Farm Shop selling local Cornish products and homemade Cornish pasties too.
Louis Tea Rooms, Kit Hill Approach Rd, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall, PL17 8AX (T: 01579 389223)
Excellent cream teas
August 2023
Amazing cakes but terrible coffee - waited a long time for service .
May 2023
Excellent food
July 2022
We have visited Louis Tea Room on many occasions over the years and if anything we found it better that this year there were more tables outside due to COVID-19 but then the good weather helped. The food, drink & service was excellent and would recommend the location.
June 2021
Great breakfast
April 2021
Great tea room - superb cake ( very large slices!!) - great after a walk on Kitt Hill
August 2019
Had a lovely Sunday lunch. The service was excellent even though they had a motorcycle rally event for the weekend . We had hoped to go back for another meal but time was against us so we will definitely make a point of going next time we’re down there.
May 2019
A 3 mile stretch of perfect sand located between Rame Head and Portwrinkle, this is possibly one of the best beaches in this part of Cornwall. It is worth noting though that there are dangerous rip currents, and although there is lifeguard cover May-September, swimming here can be dangerous. Access to the beach is via steep cliff paths, unsuitable for wheelchairs or pushcharis from car parks at either end. The easiest access is from the car park near Tregantle Fort leading to Long Sands beach. The other car park is located near Sharrow Point and leads down to Freathy and Tregonhawke Beach. Dog allowed all year round.
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With fabulous views across Plymouth Sound, Kingsand beach is a sheltered sand and shingle beach on the Rame Peninsula in East Cornwall, perfect for beachlovers of all ages. In the heart of the traditional fishing village of Kingsand, the beach is backed by narrow streets of fishermans cottages and the famous Kingsand Clocktower as well as several cafes and pubs to choose from. Dogs allowed all year, no lifeguard cover.
Just lively everthing within easy reach including 3 good pubs
October 2023
Fabulous perfect village
August 2023
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Dog beach for dog walking, more so when tide is out. Not really a batheing beach.
August 2023
It was a good beach for the dogs
June 2023
Brilliant beach, we had a dog so it's great to be able to take him there every day
August 2022
Good beach for rockpooling and walking.
August 2022
Fantastic dog friendly all year round beach. Great access from several locations. Gives everything, crabbing for kids, long walks, great sunsets and quiet even in August.
August 2022
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A sand and shingle beach with boats to hire, rockpools to explore and safe swimming, Cawsand village beach is similar to neighbouring Kingsand but is the larger of the two beaches. Historically a smuggling village, 17th century Cawsand retains its narrow streets, pretty cottages and traditional pubs making it popular with visitors during the summer months .
It’s an all round great place to visit
October 2023
Cawsand with neighbouring Kingsand, lovely villages with good places to eat including 'The Bay' and 'The Halfway House Inn'
September 2020
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A spacious, grey sand beach that’s popular with families, Seaton Beach enjoys views across the green, surrounding countryside and walks in Seaton Valley nearby. At low tide the beach stretches all the way from Seaton Beach to Downderry Beach. There are facilities close by and there is are two car parks as well as road parking, but it does get busy quickly in the summer. The beach is great for surfing, but do be wary of undercurrents. There’s also a café and beach shop close by as well. Dogs are welcome at the beach all year round.
Lovely clean beach where we could walk our dog
April 2023
Beautiful beach, safe and accessible for all.
August 2022
lovely beach spent 3 days here whilst staying in Looe, this is a dog friendly beach and used by lots of of locals, well worth a visit
June 2022
Had a wonderfull stay at meadow view, the spaniels Boston and Fynn enjoyed the paddock to run around in every day. The cottage was very clean and everything we needed was there for us. Yvonne and Dave were brilliant hosts, will definitely stay there again. Pat and Stu from Hampshire
October 2019
Great walking option, and dog friendly. Park at Seaton and walk all the way along the beach to Downderry. Nice option of a pub lunch on the way back at the Inn on the Shore.
October 2019
Lovely beach for the dogs & family, such a great place to be when the sun is out & everyone is having fun
September 2019
Great beach dog friendly and no mess everyone respected the fact they could take dogs there
September 2017
Great beach easily accessible and dog friendly
September 2017
Visited Seaton Beach several times during our stay fantastic dog friendly beach with the advantage of having the river as well my dog enjoyed swimming in the sea and the river thoroughly recommend this beach.
June 2017