Route 1. Cross the River Tamar via the Torpoint car Ferry to Torpoint. Follow the A374 to Antony Village then turn left onto the B3247 and follow the brown signs for Mt.Edgecumbe.
Route 2. Cross the River Tamar via the Tamar Bridge to Saltash. Follow the A38 towards Liskeard until you get to Trerulefoot roundabout. Take the 1st exit and follow the brown signs for Mt.Edgecumbe.
Route 3 (from Cornwall). Follow the A38 towards Liskeard, then carry on towards Plymouth until you reach Trerulefoot roundabout. Take the 2nd exit and follow the brown signs for Mt.Edgecumbe.
Route 4. Cremyl ferry from Plymouth [Stonehouse] to Cremyl www.tamarcruising.com/ferrytt.htm or Route 5
Nearby Attractions
Enjoy freshly cooked meals at the campsite with our food truck wagon, or head on over to The Canteen at Maker Heights, a family-run business, who`s menu features a dynamic selection of dishes based on fresh local seafood and produce from nearby farmers and suppliers.
The Guardhouse Cafe and bar serves breakfast, lunch, and cakes, savoury snacks, and hot drinks. On Fridays and Saturdays, they`re open until 10pm, offering evening food from 6-9pm and a fully licensed bar.
With the Southwest Coast Path just half a mile away, dog walks and day-long hikes are right at our doorstep. A 15-minute walk south leads you to the twin fishing villages of Kingsand and Cawsand, where shops, pubs, and restaurants dot the various beaches and quaint alleyways.
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