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This
has now been closed and is no longer
available
Polgaver Beach, This was Cornwall's
only official
Naturist Beach at St Austell. Lots of car parking and easy access.
Very
Close to Southleigh Manor
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New last year is the multi million pound "Eden Project" which
has now
had its 2,000000 th visitor
This is an ideal place to go should the weather be
unsettled, as you will be encapsulated in enormous
Biomes where you can view plants and exotic trees from around the world. |
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The Trevithick Trust (Camborne) is named after
Richard Trevithick (1771-1833),
Cornwall’s most famous son and a key figure in the development of steam power.
He built the world’s first practical railway locomotives, the first propelled
(steam) road carriage and the first high-pressure steam pumping engines apart
from his other numerous far-sighted and ingenious contributions to the
industrial revolution. |
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Step back in time with this real living museum based at Morwellham
Quay, Gunnislake . |
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Vault Beach is located in an area of National Trust-owned land at Dodman Point, south of St Austell.
Naturist use of the far end of the beach has continued for many years.
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Penhale Beach
The resort of Perranporth is situated on the north Cornwall
coast, south-west of Newquay. It boasts a huge sandy beach backed by
the sand dunes of Penhale Sands. Naturist use of
part of the
beach is well known and tolerated.
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The National Seal Sanctuary is set in the picturesque Helford
Estuary, by the beautiful village of Gweek, in Cornwall. The Sanctuary is a busy
rescue centre, and also has resident Grey Seals, Californian and Patagonian Sea
Lions, Goats, Ponies, and Donkeys. |
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For a fun packed day out for all the family, at a premier theme Park
visit Flambards. With new rides, Victorian Village Britain
in the blitz Award winning gardens, and much more.
Over 11 Million visitors so far.
Now opens winter,
see site for details
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