Boscastle PL35 0HD
Free
Dog Restrictions: YES

About:
A sheltered natural inlet with an unspoilt harbour village
There's more to Boscastle than a picturesque natural harbour and village.

The Elizabethan quay sits in an impressive amphitheatre of steep cliffs and is home to quaint stone-built cottages, shops and tea-rooms.

Much of the land in and around Boscastle is owned by the Trust. Venture beyond the picture-postcard harbour and a cliff path takes you to the Willapark headland and an intriguing ex-folly, now used as a Coastwatch lookout.

Nearby walks around Forrabury Stitches offer a rare glimpse at a surviving farmed landscape showing ancient celtic strip fields.
If you wander further afield, you'll discover the half-forgotten churches of Minster and St Juliots - once made famous by Thomas Hardy.

Opening Hours of visitor centre:
Currently 10am to 5pm (see website for exact times)

Entry Charge:
No entry charge

Parking:
There is a pay and display carpark

About:
Boscastle has been a fishing and trading port for centuries.
Most of Boscastle can be explored on foot.
There is an ancient woodland, a rare medieval field system, a look out building and many historic buildings.

Dog Friendly:
Dogs allowed on the walks and in the café courtyard

Facilities:
visitor centre
cafe with courtyard seating
shops
toilets

Contact:
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/boscastle