Eating OutPlaces to Visit

Cotehele House (National Trust)

St Dominic, Cornwall

Gardens and estate walks open daily throughout the year. House open daily except Fridays from April to October. Mill open every day from mid March to October.

Roadford Lake - South West Lakes Trust

Launceston, Cornwall

Roadford Reservoir near Launceston and Lopwell Dam near Milton Combe are two sites managed by South West Lakes Trust.

Garden House

Yelverton, Devon

An enchanting, terraced walled garden set around romantic 16th century vicarage ruins.

Tamar Valley Donkey Park

Gunnislake, Cornwall

Open daily Easter to end September. October open Thursday thru Sunday (Daily half term week). November to March open weekends and all school holidays. All weather attraction and Cornwall’s only donkey sanctuary situated in the beautiful Tamar Valley.

Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre

Lifton, Devon

Nestling in the peaceful Devon countryside, Dingles Fairground Experience offers a unique opportunity to view our industrial heritage in a beautiful rural location. There are working and static exhibits of steam engines and vintage machinery.

Lawrence House Museum

Launceston, Cornwall

A museum of the history of Launceston in a fine eighteenth century house.

Lakeside Gallery

Launceston, Cornwall

The art of Linda and Roger Garland. Permanent Tolkien Collection, seventy commissioned artworks illustrating The Lord of The Rings for the original publisher. Originals, limited editions, etchings, books and cards for sale.

Tavistock Town Council

Tavistock, Devon

Tavistock Town Council is responsible for the museums and gardens of Tavistock and for the pannier market.

Port Eliot

St Germans, Cornwall

Port Eliot, a Grade 1 listed house and grounds, will open to the public for the first time in March 2008. Home to the Eliot family since 1564 Port Eliot is one of the most magical and hidden stately homes in England with a long and fascinating history.

Buckland Abbey (The National Trust)

Yelverton, Devon

A thirteen century Cistercian monastry converted into a Tudor house that became the home of Sir Francis Drake.