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Cabilla Manor Wood

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Cabilla Manor Wood is one of 148 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Cornwall. It lies inside Cornwall National Landscape National Landscape. Other SSSIs nearby include Bodmin Moor, North and Hawkstor Pit. Bodmin Parkway Station is about 6.8 km away to the south-west.

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Photo of the Cornwall National Landscape, a National Landscape in Cornwall, south west England.Highlight

Cornwall National Landscape

You’re inside itNational Landscape near Padstow

The best of Cornwall's coast and moor, gathered into a dozen protected stretches around the county

Photo of Blisland, a village in Cornwall, south west England.Highlight

Blisland

Village

Rare Bodmin Moor village built around a tree-shaded green, with a much-loved beer-lover's inn and a richly restored church.

5 km NW · Cornwall

Photo of Golitha Falls, a National Nature Reserve near St Neot, Cornwall, south west England.Iconic

Golitha Falls

National Nature Reserve near St Neot

Mossy cascades through ancient Bodmin Moor woodland.

7.1 km E

Photo of King Doniert's Stone, an ancient site near Minions, Cornwall, south west England.

King Doniert's Stone

inscribed-stone near Minions

Two carved stumps from a 9th-century cross near St Cleer on Bodmin Moor, inscribed for Doniert, probably the Cornish king Dungarth drowned around AD 875.

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Photo of Boconnoc, a Grade II* registered house & garden near Lostwithiel, Cornwall, south west England.

Boconnoc

House & garden near Lostwithiel

A Georgian house and 14th-century church amid woodland, massed with spring rhododendrons.

8.9 km S

Photo of Lanhydrock, a Grade II* registered house & garden near Lostwithiel, Cornwall, south west England.Highlight

Lanhydrock

House & garden near Lostwithiel

Victorian country house with grand gatehouse.

9 km SW