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Tel code: 01726 | code search
Postcode: PL24 | code search
Population: 1600
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Folk Customs:
Cornish Midsummer Bonfires
Helston Floral Day Furry Dance
Padstow 'Obby 'Oss
Quinquennial Knill Dance,
St Columb Hurling
Tom Bawcock's Eve

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Ship Inn
"Well I went to this pub 3 years ago, I didn't want to come back, but as we stayed in the caravan site I thought I'd try it once more. ..." More

Roundhouse Mill
"Roy and I had a lovely weekend.. There was a warm welcome from Lisa and Peter,made us feel at home. The breakfast was filling and served with a happy smile.The ..." More

Ship Inn
"We went for a birthday meal and ordered 5 steak meals, asking for the steaks to be well done, Well they came out 20% cremated. and my steak was nothing ..." More

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Par is a delightful village and old fishing port in the magical county of Cornwall, the ‘South West Coastal Path’ passes through the village, which has a wide sandy beach. The Eden Project is a mile or so away, this massive Rain Forest under Biomes, houses over 1,000,000 plants from all of the world, complete with insects, birds and even lizards. For bargain seekers a visit to Cornish Market World will lighten your purse. Or maybe the Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre is more for you, set within an ancient seaport, shows what life was like with interesting exhibits of shipwrecks, the China Clay Industry and a large collection of diving equipment. Calling all railway enthusiasts, the World Of Model Railways has over thirty model trains in different scenic environments, even ‘Thomas’ is here. Or there is always the chance to climb aboard a Steam Locomotive and journey through pretty scenery for thirteen miles, and be transported back in time to the elegant era of Steam travel on the ‘Bodmin And Wenford Railway‘. Perhaps a trip to St Catherine’s Castle which is a Fort, built by Henry V111 to defend the harbour will excite, or how about 13th Century Restormel Castle built on the site of an earlier structure.

Attraction

Par Sands
Tregrehan Garden

Cottage

Great Prideaux Barn

Health and Fitness Club

Curves

Holiday Park

Par Sands Coastal Holiday Park

Inn

The Royal Inn

Pub and Bar

Britannia Inn
Four Lords
New Inn
Par Inn
Rashleigh Inn
Royal Inn
Ship Inn
Welcome Home Inn
Wych Way Inn

Restaurant

Carminowe Farm Restaurant
New Inn
Royal Inn
Ship Inn
The Catch

School

Biscovey Junior School
Biscovey Nursery & Infants School
Roselyon School
Tywardreath School

Taxi

Alan’s Taxis
Yeos Taxis

Shops

Stoneybridge Farm Shop
Stoneybridge Organic Nursery
Mid Cornwall Galleries
Pearns Pasties of Par
Richards Quality Fish
Biscafe
Snowlands Cafe & Shop
Biscovey Fish Bar
Vals Place
Dash Watersports & Wetsuits
Tregneta Store
Cornish Market World

Places to Stay near Par

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Cornish Arms (0.30 miles)

Cornish Arms

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A traditional 'homely' pub, formerly a coaching inn, set in centre of the village St Blazey, adjacent to the Parish Church of St Blaize, on the A390 a few miles ... More

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Penarth Guest House (0.64 miles)

Penarth Guest House
Penarth Guest House is a spacious detached house with three high quality ensuite guest rooms set in its own grounds at the edge of the village of St Blazey Gate just 5 minutes drive from ... More | visit website
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The Royal Inn (0.67 miles)

The Royal Inn
The Royal Inn is conveniently situated for Par Railway Station and the start of the branch line to Newquay. The village of Tywardreath is a short walk away and we are only 5 minutes from ... More | visit website
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Nanscawen Manor House (0.71 miles)

Nanscawen Manor House
Nanscawen is a delightful 15th Century country house set in an idyllic location. It stands in five acres of grounds, south facing looking over a lush green valley. There are 3 luxury en-suite rooms all ... More | visit website
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Highland Court Lodge (0.77 miles)

Highland Court Lodge
Just over one mile from the Eden Project
Beautiful landscaped gardens giving total privacy
Excellent homemade food offering fresh local produce
Close to local beaches, including Carlyon Bay, with its golf course, and Crinnis
Perfect ... More | visit website
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Boscundle Manor (1.37 miles)

Boscundle Manor

Boscundle Manor is a small country house hotel in a beautiful setting with luxury accommodation and extensive facilities. The grounds total over eight acres with practice golf holes, old tin mine remains and both indoor ... More | visit website

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Vine Cottage (1.48 miles)

Vine Cottage
Vine Cottage is a large family run B & B, about 150 years old. All our rooms are ensuite, have tea and coffee facilities and are bright, airy and very comfortable.

We offer a warm ... More | visit website

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Greenacres Cottages (1.48 miles)

Greenacres Cottages

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All cottages - brand new October 2008. Open all year.An idyllic rural retreat close to the Eden Project and Fowey.Enjoying an elevated position with outstanding views across Luxulyan Woods and ... More

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AppleCroft (1.56 miles)

AppleCroft

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AppleCroft Bed & Breakfast is set above the beautiful St Austell bay, close to the harbour of Charlestown. Its a wonderful place to de-stress and enjoy the cornish hospitality. Whether ... More

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Roundhouse Mill (1.60 miles)

Roundhouse Mill
Roundhouse Mill enjoys fantastic views; spacious en suite rooms; a heated swimming pool and a warm welcome; Round House Mill has got it all. The house retains much of the character of the original mill. ... More | visit website

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