Red Lion Inn St Kew
7 September 2026
A traditional Cornish pub with warming fire in winter and lots of outside space for warmer weather. Open for lunch and dinner, food is traditional pub style with the odd Australian barbecue thrown in!
Things to do near Blisland
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Red Lion Inn St Kew
A traditional Cornish pub with warming fire in winter and lots of outside space for warmer weather. Open for lunch and dinner, food is traditional pub style with the odd Australian barbecue thrown in!
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St Tudy Inn
A beautifully renovated 17th century village pub with a warm and cosy atmosphere and fabulous food. There's a lovely open fire in the old bar where you can enjoy a relaxing drink and light lunch or the finest pub food is served in the dining room.
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The White Hart St Teath
A traditional village pub offering a warm welcome and good food. Children and dogs are welcome and there's even dog biscuits available from the bar. You'll find ample parking available.
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Cardinham Woods Walk
With ample parking (pay and display) and miles of waymarked routes this is a great place to get your boots on and go for a walk. Follow the paths and trails for a fun filled day and call into Woods Cafe for a well deserved snack.
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The Old Inn St Breward
A proper Cornish welcome awaits you at Cornwall's highest pub. Full of character with log fires and beamed ceilings. This dog friendly pub serves traditional pub food and a great all day carvery on Sundays'.
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Brown Willy
Cornwall's highest summit (420m), affords views across the wild expanse of Bodmin Moor. On a good day, you can see across the county from Tintagel in the north to Fowey in the south. Drive north east of Camelford on the A39 Bude road, take the minor road to Tregoodwell and continue to the car park at the end of Roughtor Road. Bring a picnic or head to the infamous Jamaica Inn, now home to Daphne du Maurier memorabilia and a museum of smuggling.
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Begin V
Call in for vegan and vetarian freshly prepared food all served in a cute little cafe with parking close by. Shelves are stacked with books and the cafe offers a little library.
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Cabilla & Redrice Woods
The Wildlife Trust look after this ancient woodland with footpaths and trails to follow. Access is limited due to challenging footpaths and dogs are welcome.
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Charlies Farmshop and Cafe
Perfectly located in the heart of the countryside, Charlies Farmshop offers locally sourced provisions and a cafe serving barista coffee. Everyone is welcome, including your four legged friend.
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Cornwall School of Art, Craft and Jewellery
A great opportunity to learn a new skill whilst on holiday. Courses can be booked for an open studio with day or weekly classes available. Take a look at their Web site for course details and dates.
Things to do near Blisland
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St Tudy Inn
23 September 2024
A beautifully renovated 17th century village pub with a warm and cosy atmosphere and fabulous food. There's a lovely open fire in the old bar where you can enjoy a relaxing drink and light lunch or the finest pub food is served in the dining room.
The White Hart St Teath
9 August 2022
A traditional village pub offering a warm welcome and good food. Children and dogs are welcome and there's even dog biscuits available from the bar. You'll find ample parking available.
Cardinham Woods Walk
27 September 2021
With ample parking (pay and display) and miles of waymarked routes this is a great place to get your boots on and go for a walk. Follow the paths and trails for a fun filled day and call into Woods Cafe for a well deserved snack.
The Old Inn St Breward
11 July 2021
A proper Cornish welcome awaits you at Cornwall's highest pub. Full of character with log fires and beamed ceilings. This dog friendly pub serves traditional pub food and a great all day carvery on Sundays'.
Brown Willy
14 January 2009
Cornwall's highest summit (420m), affords views across the wild expanse of Bodmin Moor. On a good day, you can see across the county from Tintagel in the north to Fowey in the south. Drive north east of Camelford on the A39 Bude road, take the minor road to Tregoodwell and continue to the car park at the end of Roughtor Road. Bring a picnic or head to the infamous Jamaica Inn, now home to Daphne du Maurier memorabilia and a museum of smuggling.
Begin V
Call in for vegan and vetarian freshly prepared food all served in a cute little cafe with parking close by. Shelves are stacked with books and the cafe offers a little library.
Cabilla & Redrice Woods
The Wildlife Trust look after this ancient woodland with footpaths and trails to follow. Access is limited due to challenging footpaths and dogs are welcome.
Charlies Farmshop and Cafe
Perfectly located in the heart of the countryside, Charlies Farmshop offers locally sourced provisions and a cafe serving barista coffee. Everyone is welcome, including your four legged friend.
Cornwall School of Art, Craft and Jewellery
A great opportunity to learn a new skill whilst on holiday. Courses can be booked for an open studio with day or weekly classes available. Take a look at their Web site for course details and dates.