About Camelford - Camelford, formerly 'Cam Pol' which is Cornish for curved river, sits astride the river Camel. At over 700ft above sea level Camelford is one of the highest towns in England. The highest points above sea level, in the whole of the county of Cornwall, can be found close by.
Shopping - If you are looking for a town with facilites in which to enjoy some relaxed shopping or an evening out Camelford should fit the bill. Parking is free and the town boasts a range of local shops, many selling produce from local seas and farms - straight to you. It's an historic former market town so Camelford is well versed in supplying fresh local produce.
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Things to do and Tourist Information - Some believe that King Arthur and his Knights form part of the North Cornwall history, and that Camelford was once the famed 'Camelot'. This is the land which inspired the writings of Hardy and Tennyson - Beeny Cliff, Valency Valley, mythical Tintagel. It still inspires today, with Port Isaac the setting for hit films such as Saving Grace and the top ITV series Doc Martin.
For days out with children see: www.kidsdaysout.co.uk/
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