Camelford
Situated on the A39 approx 5 miles south west of Davidstow.
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Located in the geographical centre of the North Cornwall District, Camelford has a long and glorious history, having been the commercial and social centre of the area.

The town has a thriving commercial centre, which pretty much defines the historical conservation core of the town, and which reflects its role as the commercial centre for the surrounding moorland and coastal villages. The community comprehensive was the first in Cornwall; there is a county primary school, a leisure centre and a library. With banks, library, post office, lawyers, estate agents, accountant, butcher, chemist, greengrocers, newsagent, baker, a Learning Shop, two historic pubs, a Chinese take-away, a Nepalese restaurant, a fish and chip take-away and much much more, Camelford is right on the A39 (the Atlantic Highway) and original route into and out of Cornwall.

With the Tourist Information Centre doubling as an independent museum and art gallery; an arts centre; and two other art galleries Camelford has become the hub of the arts in North Cornwall.

for more information please visit the Camelford town website

Wadebridge Situated on the A39 ( By-passed) approx 15 miles south west of Davidstow.

Wadebridge, which thrives alongside the ebb and flow of the River Camel offers a wide variety of things to see and do for all tastes and ages. Riverside walks, unique shopping, eating and drinking and indoor and outdoor leisure facilities.
In Wadebridge you'll find there's a surprise around every corner. From the smallest shop to the biggest store, Wadebridge offer's shopping like it used to be - and with personal service to boot. Take a stroll down Molesworth Street or Town Quay.
Now pedestrianised and traffic free. You can relax as you browse or just sit and watch the world go by in these boulevard style areas. Wadebridge offers the sporty and less sporty a wide range of activities. From tennis to golf, bowls to cycling, cricket to fishing, it's all here or just a few miles away. Wadebridge has an indoor leisure centre and swimming pool and for the film buff a multi-screen cinema offers the latest releases.
A visit to Wadebridge opens up the Camel Estuary and Betjeman Country, the clean sandy beaches of Rock, Polzeath and Daymer Bay. The deserted cove of Port Quin and the quaint fishing village of Port Isaac. All are within easy reach of Wadebridge and make perfect days out on any holiday or short break.

for more information please visit the Wadebridge town website

Launceston

for more information please visit the Launceston town website