Tel: 01566 782025, Glenrest, Trebullett, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 9NP.
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The links below may be of use to vistors to Devon and Cornwall
Launceston Golf Club is a friendly members club and a great venue for a days golf. We are located just off the A30 and the first golf club as you cross the Cornish border, close to both North and South coasts. If you are travelling in the West Country for a golfing break, why not make us your first or last call for your golf in Cornwall.
Learn more about Launceston Golf Club
The Leisure Park has endless opportunities for fun and games. There is a programme of activities throughout the day, allowing customers to ride ponies, bottle feed lambs, hand milk cows, and stroke the animals.
Learn more about Trethorne Leisure Farm
The perfect place for a casual drink, a family lunch by a warm fire, an after-shoot meal or a business meeting, and a fabulous venue for a celebration or a romantic candlelit dinner for two.
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Lifton Strawberry Fields Farm Shop has now had their 8th anniversary of the opening of the shop back in 2002. They have not let the grass grow under their feet, and have grown into a thriving enterprise. The Mounce family has always been passionate about good home produced produce when they started growing strawberries back in 1992. Now their main aim is add value to their core farming activities. From the soft fruit, orchard, and vegetables are made jams, chutneys, and sold fresh.
Learn more about Lifton Strawberry Fields
All of our new products are here for you to see - particularly the great additions to our Baby Swimming Range, which includes our Baby Wetsuits, Swim Nappies and many more products to stop your baby getting cold when swimming. Plus don't forget to take a look at the Baby Swimming Page - constantly being updated with Baby Swimming Schools links from all over the UK.
The Wharf has been described as the Jewel of Tavistock - one of the most elegant towns in the South West. Located between the River Tavy and the Tavistock canal, the Wharf was built in the eighteenth century as a busy industrial centre, and was converted by the local council to its present form in 1995. Since then it has been privately run as an arts centre with theatre, concert hall, cinema and art gallery, with a unique waterside coffee shop and bar.
Learn more about Wharf Arts & Entertainment Centre