The Camel Trail

Walking and Cycling Trail alonside the river Camel running from Bodmin to Padstow via Wadebridge

The Camel Trail covers a total of 17 miles. It starts at one end from Bodmin, passing through Wadebridge and ending in Padstow. As well as linking the three towns - a distance of some 11 miles, it also branches off to Poley's Bridge on the edge of Bodmin Moor. The Camel Trail passes through beautiful countryside and as much of the route uses the old railway track, the terrain is quite level. This is exceedingly rare in Cornwall! The Camel Trail is very popular with cyclists but being level, it is also quite suitable for wheelchairs, prams, buggies etc.

There are several Bike Hire Companies, Tea Rooms open during the season and many seats and picnic tables to stop at en-route.

Cornish Garden Breaks at Bedknobs

Complimentary Garden Entrance Tickets

If you have a passion for plants and gardens, Cornwall has some real gems to lift your spirits and delight the senses.

Stay at Bedknobs for 4 nights or more from now until 31st October and we will refund the cost of the entrance price to any one of your chosen Cornish Gardens. Here are some of our more popular local choices, but you can take your pick of any garden listed here or open to the public in the whole of Cornwall:

Please check the Bedknobs Tariff and Bookings page for full details.

In addition you can visit the The Great Gardens of Cornwall website that have more wonderful pictures of Gardens in Cornwall.

The Camel Trail

Walking and Cycling Trail alonside the river Camel running from Bodmin to Padstow via Wadebridge

Cornish Garden Breaks at Bedknobs

Complimentary Garden Entrance Tickets

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