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The map below shows just how many places can be reached within one hours drive of Dolbeare Park.
 

Map showing locations within an hours drive of Dolbeare



Food and Drink
Where to Go

Pubs, restaurants and takeaways a short distance from Dolbeare Park

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Walks from Dolbeare Park
Where to Go

Leave the car behind and head off for some lovely country walks from Dolbeare Park and maybe end up at a pub for a refreshing drink. Alternatively drive a short distance for even more choices of places to walk.

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Adrenelin Quarry
Where to Go

Located only a few miles from Dolbeare Park and opened in Easter 2009 the all weather Adrenelin Quarry has Britain's longest and fastest zip wire plus single seater hovercraft - open daily from 10-6.

 
Rame Peninsula
Where to Go

The Rame Peninsula is known locally as the Forgotten Corner but in reality it is a real hidden gem close to Dolbeare Park in South East Cornwall. It is bordered on three sides by water, the Rivers Lynher, Tamar and Plymouth sound.

A place not to be missed...........

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China Fleet Club
Where to Go

For rainy days or relaxing days, for families or for couples, the China Fleet Club a short distance away in Saltash has it all!

New for 2009 guests of Dolbeare Park will be able to use the facilities which are normally only available to members.

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Eden Project
Where to Go

The Eden Project is a top international visitor destination. Eden is a must see attraction, it is open all year and only 40 minutes drive making it an ideal day trip from your caravan and camping holiday base at Dolbeare Park in South East Cornwall.

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Plymouth Barbican
Where to Go

The Barbican area of Plymouth is a historical place which is well worth a visit for an interesting walk. It is linked into the city’s nautical heritage. Fishermen operate daily from the Barbican, and there is a multi-million fish market. If you enjoy looking at different boats there are certainly plenty. There are several quality eating establishments and many restaurants serve the catch of the day. In the evening, the Barbican becomes a popular night-spot with a variety of pubs on offer

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