Things to do in Callington, Cornwall
Callington is a market town nestling between the Tamar and Lynher rivers. The mural project on the walls of the town's buildings displays the area's heritage, landscape and industry.
Dupath Well House - One mile east of Callington (Holy Well, Chapel, 1510) Attractive granite building (16th century) set over a holy well used for baptisms, the water was believed to cure whooping cough.
Cadsonbury Iron Age Hillfort - A massive band and ditch encompass the hilltop - the impressive home of a local chief.
Kit Hill Country Park was given to Cornwall County Council in 1985 by HRH Prince Charles, this prominent hill was used for surface mining and granite quarrying.
There are nature trails and spectacular views of Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor.
Nearby is the Tamar Valley Donkey Park.
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Days Out in Callington
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Cotehele House (4 Miles)*
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Buckland Abbey (8 Miles)*
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Antony (9 Miles)*
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Launceston Castle (9 Miles)*-english-heritage-skyscan-154x115.jpg)
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Launceston Steam Railway (10 Miles)*
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Mount Edgcumbe House & Country Park (11 Miles)*
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Saltram House (13 Miles)*
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Lydford Gorge (13 Miles)*
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Restormel Castle (16 Miles)*-english-heritage-154x115.jpg)
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Lanhydrock House (17 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Callington
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Bere Alston (5 Miles)*
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Liskeard (7 Miles)*
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Duloe (11 Miles)*
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Stowford (11 Miles)*
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Looe (11 Miles)*
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Plymouth (12 Miles)*
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Polperro (14 Miles)*
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Lerryn (15 Miles)*
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Lostwithiel (17 Miles)*
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Bodmin (17 Miles)*
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