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CAMBORNE HOLIDAYS

Mining, haunted coves and woodland paths

Camborne cottages

Visit Camborne

The ruined stacks and engine houses are all that remain as evidence of the past wealth of Camborne. During the 18th century, the historic town was one of the richest mining towns in the world, and the history of this is still apparent as you explore the town and its surrounding area during your Cornwall holiday. Spend your time learning its history, seeing the beauty of the landscape, and visiting the wonderful monthly market.

Map showing the location of Camborne
Camborne Cottages

Camborne Cottages

Immerse yourself in the history of Camborne by staying at one of our self-catering holiday cottages. The town is a great tourist destination and a fantastic place to stay during your Cornish holiday.

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Stay in West Cornwall

Stay in West Cornwall

When it comes to West Cornwall holiday accommodation, our selection of self-catering cottages offers plenty of choice. From family-friendly to romantic properties, find your home-from-home with us.

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A Local's Guide to Camborne

A Local's Guide to Camborne

Surrounded by historic tin mines, windswept moors, sandy beaches and some of the county's finest scenery, the lively Cornish town of Camborne provides an excellent base from which to discover West Cornwall. Discover some of the fascinating places which make this bustling town so unique with our local’s guide to Camborne.

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The prettiest harbours in Cornwall

The prettiest harbours in Cornwall

We’ve rounded up a fantastic selection of the best harbours in Cornwall to entice you to get some fresh sea air at one of these amazing spots.

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A well-connected town

Located south-west of Redruth in West Cornwall, there’s much to do in both Camborne and the surrounding area. Just north of the town is Tehidy Country Park, a 250-acre woodland park teeming with wildlife, footpaths and cycle trails. There is plenty of sand and surf to enjoy at Portreath and Porthtowan, or, if you feel really adventurous, explore the North Cliffs, also known as Deadman’s Cove, which is thought to be haunted. St Ives, its art scene, surfing beaches and picturesque harbour, is also just a 30-minute drive away.

The town is well-connected, with a train station and bus station allowing passage to the rest of the county, while the mixture of high street and independent shops in the main town, along with a great range of restaurants and pubs, will keep you busy for hours.

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