Feock is one of the most sought-after riverside villages in South Cornwall and sits on the banks of the River Fal, just ten minutes from Truro and fifteen from Falmouth.

 

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Things to do in Feock

Trelissick Garden
Trelissick is managed by the National Trust, and is a beautiful estate with landscaped gardens, woodland walks, and open parkland overlooking the Fal. The garden is spectacular in all seasons, with flowering plants blooming throughout the year, and walking trails down to the water. A cafe means you can take your time and enjoy a full day here.

King Harry Ferry
One of the last working chain ferries in the country, the King Harry Ferry connects St Mawes and the Roseland Peninsula with Feock, Truro and Falmouth. It’s a convenient and scenic way to cross the river with a short trip easily allowing visitors to get to St Mawes without driving the long way round.

Loe Beach
A short walk from the village centre, Loe Beach is a shingle beach with rock pools on either side. It has stunning views south towards the Carrick Roads estuary and Mylor. The RYA approved Loe Beach Watersports offers kayak hire, paddleboards and dinghies, as well as lessons. The beach café opens from Easter to September.

Local Inns
The Pandora Inn at Restronguet Creek (about 20 minutes by car) is a must-visit eatery when staying in Feock. Expect delicious food in this award-winning pub which has a cosy, traditional atmosphere as well as its own pontoon for visitors with boats. Another ‘must’ is Punchbowl & Ladle (just 6 minutes by car) which is a brilliant local pub that has lovely decor, excellent food, and a terrific reviews.

Photo credit: The Pandora Inn 

 

Walks in Feock

Feock to Devoran Circular
This 2.7-mile loop follows part of the old mineral tramway between Feock and the former mining port of Devoran. The route runs beside Restronguet Creek with views across the water.

Saints & Sailors Walk
A 1.5–2 hour walk with stunning views of the Carrick Roads and Restronguet Creek throughout. The path mixes quiet lanes, shoreline tracks and open fields, and is one of the most popular routes in the area.

 

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