The Small Town of Callington in the Beautiful Area of South East Cornwall
Situated in East Cornwall, between Dartmoor to the east and Bodmin Moor to the west is the small town of Callington. The town is surrounded by the beautiful countryside and features plenty of scenic landscapes, extensive waterways and various sceneries great for sightseeing opportunities and ideal for activities such as walking, biking and trekking. It was once a busy mining area, but the town’s main industries are now farming and tourism. As a town that has a rustic vibe and tranquil environment, it’s an ideal destination for people who want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
Opposite the 15th century St. Mary’s Church at the centre of the town, is the Pannier Market, a bustling area that offers some of the town’s finest local produce and locally crafted goods. The town’s main shopping area is the Fore Street, housing a variety of independent shops, local businesses, speciality shops, boutiques and other shopping facilities; it is where the visitors can get the latest fashion and other goods. To complete the whole shopping experience, the town also houses a good selection of traditional bars, restaurants, tea rooms, cafes and various eateries, providing refreshments and hearty meals.
Things to See and Do in Callington
Callington is famous for its Mural Project, but there are plenty of other things to see and do there. Apart from exploring the scenic landscapes around the entire area, it also offers a great selection of amazing sights and attractions that highlight its rich history and tradition. Kit Hill Country Park is one of the town’s most popular and visited attraction. It features a vast open landscape, beautiful sceneries and some diverse wildlife and is an ideal place for fun-filled family day outs. For rugged adventure trips, visitors can call on Trax and Trails, a 4x4 off-road driving and countryside activity centre offering a thrilling and exciting way of exploring the rough terrains on the outskirts of the town.