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Villa style accommodation in AONB, Tamar Valley Resort. (Ref. 1050692)
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7 nights from £456
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A charming, stone-built cottage, resting on the outskirts of Callington. (Ref. 1010021)
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7 nights from £354
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Well-presented single storey cottage situated on Honicombe Manor Holiday Park, on the Cornwall/Devon border near Callington. (Ref. 1049896)
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7 nights from £381
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Villa style accommodation in AONB. (Ref. 1049533)
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7 nights from £528
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Bungalow accommodation in AONB, Tamar Valley Resort. (Ref. 959836)
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7 nights from £384
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Lodge accommodation in AONB, Tamar Valley Resort. (Ref. 959948)
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7 nights from £564
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A beautifully presented holiday lodge overlooking meadows and woodland with glorious views. (Ref. 963781)
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7 nights from £513
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Lodge style accommodation in AONB, Tamar Valley Resort. (Ref. 959741)
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7 nights from £429
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Villa style accommodation in AONB, Tamar Valley Resort. (Ref. 959859)
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7 nights from £361
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An inviting, detached lodge on Honicombe Park in Cornwall, close to Gunnislake. (Ref. 985417)
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7 nights from £486
Callington is a small ancient market town in south east Cornwall. This charming town is close to Bodmin Moor and the Tamar Valley, making it an excellent location for exploring Cornwall’s scenery and wildlife.
Why book a cottage in Callington?
The centre of the town is a conservation area and boasts some beautiful nineteenth century architecture, including St Mary’s parish church. The town has a busy events calendar, including its main event, Callington Festival Week held each July. The Town Hall also holds a Country Market on every second and fourth Friday of the month.
Callington is famous for its Honey Fair and Mural Trail. The Mural Trail, which depicts life in the town both past and present, has been painted by professional artists and local schoolchildren. The Honey Fair takes place annually on the first Wednesday in October and is one of the largest street fairs in Cornwall.
Places to visit near Callington
Callington is not far from the Tamar Valley – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – and Kit Hill Country Park is just outside the town. Kit Hill is an ideal place for picnics and walks, and offers some wonderful views across to Bodmin Moor. The National Trust property, Cotehele, is just south east of the town.
Book a Callington cottage today to begin your Cornish adventure.