In & Around Padstow
Padstow is a historic fishing village on the North Cornwall coast and offers a superb range of local shops and restaurants for discerning tourists. The Old Mill House is located on the Saints Way, which will appeal to walkers perhaps even as much as the South West Coast Path nearby.
Here are some links to local attractions and activities that you may find useful ...
Gardens & Houses
In 1991 work started on restoring them to their former glory and the dramatic results can be admired today. The gardens are south of St. Austell just off the B3273.
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The world famous Eden Project with the Rainforest Biome and Mediterranean Biome plus the outstanding gardens is a must visit. It is situated approximately 35 minutes from our Bed and Breakfast
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Walking & Biking
Follow the footpath opposite the Old Mill House along the creek and into Padstow and after suitable refreshment, return along Camel Trail and on to the opposite bank of the creek back to the Old Mill Bed and Breakfast.
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Bike on the traffic free Camel Trail which starts in Padstow and runs to Camelford a total of 17.5 miles. Bikes can be hired in Padstow or Wadebridge. It is possible to cycle from the Old Mill House B&B via St. Issey to join the Camel Trail at Old Town cove, Lower Halwyn.
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Other Activities
Situated on the sunny slopes above the River Camel between Wadebridge and Bodmin. Take a tour of the vineyard and sample its excellent produce. A visit to the vineyard can be combined with a trip to Pencarrow House.
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CornwallÔÇÖs only standard gauge railway still operated by steam. Trains start at Bodmin Parkway through Bodmin General to Boscarne Junction. About 20 minutes drive from our bed and breakfast establishment.
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