The Tamar

Nestled on the quiet riverbank of the Tamar valley lies the charming riverside village of Cargreen. Historically described as Cornwall’s Covent Garden, the quayside would have been a hive of activity in Victorian times as market gardeners from all over the valley brought their produce to be ferried across the river to Devon. Now, the river plays host to more leisure activities with a thriving Yacht Club and ample opportunity for water sports and riverside walks.

Surrounded by breath taking river views and unspoilt countryside is The Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - a landscape shaped and defined by the Tamar, Tavy and Lynher rivers. Famous for it’s mining heritage, market garden history, and a haven for wildlife there are numerous places nearby to explore - from the magnificent gardens of Pentillie Castle to the historic Quay at Cothele Estate. There are plenty of opportunities for leisure activities too, from sailing and windsurfing to walking, golfing or exploring the many beautiful beaches along the Rame Head Peninsula – there really is something for everyone to enjoy.