Things to do:

The Eden Project
The massive biomes which house plants from the four corners of the world, have become a 'must see' attraction for visitors to the West Country. The hot humid biome features rainforest trees and tropical plants and crops, from the papyrus to coffee and has a huge waterfall, which tumbles down from the high rock face. The temperate biome has Mediterranean and cold desert plants and includes a vineyard with a bronze sculpture of the god Bacchus. the Eden Project was the brain child of Tim who was responsible for the re-discovery of The Lost Gardens of Heligan, just a few miles away.

The Camel Trail
The Camel Trail, available free 365 days of the year, winds through some of Cornwall's most beautiful and little-known countryside. Cornwall County Council converted 11 miles of disused railway beside the River Camel from track bed to trail, linking the towns of Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow. An extension follows the river towards Camelford.
It isn't a road, it isn't a path, and vehicles are banned. There are many visitors to the Trail each year; some use it daily for jogging or birdwatching, others for an occasional day out walking or cycling. Why not join them? Travel along the Camel Trail and enjoy the spectacular scenery of the Camel Valley.

 

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