Lostwithiel
Lostwithiel has a deep and rich past. It was once a stannary town and enforced the laws of tin and copper trade. It was involved in the civil war when the roundheads took control in 1644 until they were defeated by King Charles I.
Today it has a thriving community with good connectivity.
Eating Out
Lostwithiel has hotels, pubs and bakeries. It also has a fish and chip shop.
Beaches
Although Lostwithiel does not have a beach, the River Fowey meanders through the village and it is easily accessed near the medieval bridge for paddling and swimming.
Things to Do
Restormel Castle is nearby and is open to the public. The town has a museum and a number of beautiful walks, including those from nearby Lerryn.
Our Perfect Day...
...would be a walk discovering the interesting history of the town, dating back to the norman era.