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Kings Arms
"What a friendly and cozy place! We encountered the Kings Arms on our tour along the Cornish coast. Brad welcomed us into his handsome, well-kept pub when we ..." More

Kings Arms
"I visited the Kings Arms for the second time in November and was amazed by the tradionality and the welcoming company. The new owners Brad and Lesley Atherton have made ..." More

Trevaylor Caravan & Camping Park
"I don’t usually write reviews but we enjoyed our holiday so much at Trevaylor last year I thought it was worth a few words. The site is so well situated ..." More

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St Just is a small town perched on a cliff, is the nearest town to Lands End, and situated on the edge of the moors. The old mining town has rows of granite cottages that glint in the sunlight, the past links to the mining industry and is peppered with mining reminders. With an open air Medieval Amphitheatre, a church although restored was built in 15th Century, houses wall paintings of St George and The Dragon. Cape Cornwall is the most westerly point of Cornwall and with it’s large hump and old mining chimney that’s been there for 138 years makes an impressive site, there is even an 18 hole golf course, although the stunning scenery is guaranteed to take your eye off the ball. All along the coast and around St Just are standing stones and other Prehistoric sites. The Levant Mine and Geevor Mine & Museum, has tours underground and exhibits explain this fascinating industry and shows the Beam Engine. The South West Coastal Path is a joy for walkers, and historians not to mention painters, the colourful scenery and vibrant Atlantic Coast is undoubtedly spectacular, and you may even be lucky enough to see Dolphins or Seals.

Attraction

Ballowall Barrow

Camping

Kelynack Caravan & Camping Park
Roselands Caravan Park
Secret Garden Park
Trevaylor Caravan & Camping Park

Cottage

Yellowsands

Doctor

Cape Cornwall Surgery

Inn

The Wellington Hotel

Pub and Bar

Kings Arms
Miners Arms
Queens Arms
Star Inn

Restaurant

Curry Corner
Miners Arms
Star Inn

School

Cape Cornwall Comprehensive School
St Just Primary School

Sports Clubs

St Just CC (Cricket)

Shops

Leswidden Box Scheme
Ramsay Pharmacy

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Tregeseal Gallery
The Great Atlantic Mapworks Gallery
Fine Art
Warrens Bakery
Vivian Olds Ltd
K & D McFadden Butchers
Kegen Teg
The Cook Book
Flying Squirrel Craft Shop

Places to Stay near St Just

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Commercial Hotel (0.06 miles)

Commercial Hotel

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A former coaching inn run by the Woolcock family for over 100 years, the Commercial is well known locally for its great home-cooked food and warm Cornish welcome.

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Wellington Hotel (0.06 miles)

Wellington Hotel
was converted into a hotel in 1813 and named after the The Iron Duke (Arthur Wellesley; 1769-1852) (photo of painting) after he allegedly stayed here. It has been extensively modernised in recent years. The bar ... More | visit website
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Boscean Country Hotel (0.61 miles)

Boscean Country Hotel
Originally built as a Gentleman's residence, Boscean retains much of its inherent character and charm with open fires, oak panelling and a magnificent oak staircase.

Now a family run hotel under new ownership, the ... More | visit website
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Boswedden House (0.72 miles)

Boswedden House
Early XIXth century mansion set in the country, yet only 1 mile from St. Just and 1/2 mile to Cape Cornwall. The large walled garden, being mainly grass, is good for sun-bathing or just taking ... More | visit website
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Sunset Farmhouse (1.03 miles)

Sunset Farmhouse
Sunset Farmhouse is a charming, granite 17th/18th Century Grade 11 listed building of local historical interest situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in magical Penwith.

Close to the Coastal Path with views of the ... More | visit website
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Grassmead & Grasscroft (3.31 miles)

A truly delightful and surprisingly spacious apartment that sits at the head of this picturesque little fishing cove with lovely sea views from the raised rear garden. Sennen Cove - `our home` - ... More | visit website
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The Old Success Inn (3.37 miles)

The Old Success Inn
Situated on one of Cornwall's most stunning bays, the Old Success is a beautiful 17th century fisherman's inn, which has been transformed into comfortable, modern rooms and apartments while retaining its charm and character.
Over the ... More | visit website
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Trereife House (5.16 miles)

Trereife House
Trereife House (pronounced Treave), a beautiful centuries old family owned Estate, steeped in history, is being lovingly restored by the 7th generation family and is now open to the public. The predominantly Queen Anne Manor ... More | visit website
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Porthcurno Hotel (5.54 miles)

Porthcurno Hotel
Julie and Terry Goss, look forward to welcoming you to the Porthcurno Hotel and Restaurant and making your stay in this lovely part of Cornwall as pleasant as possible. Since they bought the Hotel towards ... More | visit website
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Higher Faugan (5.60 miles)

Higher Faugan
The north wing of the house; originally the artist studio; now comprises of 4 luxury suites. Suites sleep 2/4 are comfortably and tastefully furnished; incorporating king size beds; sofas; LCD TV's; en-suite bathrooms with bath ... More | visit website

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