Old Lanwarnick

1. Duloe Stone Circle Step back in time at one of Cornwall’s smallest and most unique stone circles. Made from striking white quartz, this ancient site offers a peaceful place to soak up the area’s prehistoric past and countryside views. 2. St Cuby and St Leonard Church Visit the historic parish church at the heart of the village, known for its beautiful stonework and ancient font. Nearby, the St Cuby holy well adds a touch of local legend to your walk. 3. Cornish Orchards Just outside the village, Cornish Orchards is a must-visit for cider lovers. Enjoy a browse through the farm shop and sample their award-winning ciders and juices, all made on site with local fruit. 4. Woodland and Countryside Walks Wander the peaceful woodland trails and quiet lanes surrounding Duloe. The rolling hills and river valleys are perfect for gentle strolls, birdwatching, or a scenic picnic spot. 5. Explore Nearby Looe Only a short drive away, the harbour town of Looe offers sandy beaches, seafood restaurants, and charming streets to wander. Don’t miss a walk along the coastal path for stunning sea views. 6. Discover Polperro The picturesque fishing village of Polperro is another nearby gem. Stroll through narrow lanes lined with cottages, visit local art galleries, or relax with an ice cream by the harbour. 7. Local Markets and Farm Shops Stock up on fresh produce, local cheeses, and handmade treats at nearby farm shops or weekly markets in Looe and Pelynt — ideal for enjoying in your outdoor kitchen back at camp. 8. Outdoor Adventures For the more active, try kayaking on the Looe River, paddleboarding along the coast, or cycling the scenic lanes that wind through Cornwall’s countryside.