Calstock
The area is popular for its natural beauty amongst hikers, dog-walkers, cyclists and mountain bikers. The River Tamar also attracts; sailors, kayakers, canoeists, stand-up-paddleboarders and is home to some of the best salmon, sea trout and grayling fishing in the region. There are a number of regular events from comedy, film and music at the Calstock Arts Centre and the annual Calstock Bike Show.
Getting Around
The best way to get around both Devon and Cornwall is by car, however, public transport is great for day trips.
Train Timetable
The picturesque Tamar Valley Line allows connections from Calstock to Plymouth every 2 hours. From Plymouth visits to Totnes, Truro (Cornwall’s capital) Torquay and Bath are all possible in a day! Trains to London depart from Plymouth roughly once an hour. Consider purchasing tickets from Trainline.
Bus Timetable
The bus line 79A allows connections from Calstock to the historic market town of Tavistock every 2 hours. The bus leaves from the Tamar pub and takes you to Tavistock centre.
Pubs & Cafes
The Boot Inn
Traditional old pub with a cosy log fire, weekly live music on Tuesdays, friendly staff and an incredible Sunday roast at great value, a must visit during your stay! Check their reviews.
The Tamar Inn
Situated right on the Tamar, opposite a children’s climbing area it is a great way to spend a sunny afternoon. A great choice of real ales and delicious fish and chips. Check their menu.
The Tamar Inn
Situated right on the Tamar, opposite a children’s climbing area it is a great way to spend a sunny afternoon. A great choice of real ales and delicious fish and chips. Check their menu.
Lishe Cafe
Run by the lovely Nici, the café is a cosy spot to enjoy a cup of coffee and a piece of homemade cake. The breakfast pie is a must try! See for yourself.
Calstock Dockyard and Craft Centre
Located on Lower Kelly Road next to the Calstock Dockyard, it’s a self-service honesty café and teashop with delicious homemade cakes and scones. A lovely spot to relax and have tea by the river on the tables and benches provided. While you’re there visit the Calstock Craft Centre (just opposite) complete with a glass workshop, ceramic shop, jewellery workshop and gallery.
Calstock Dockyard and Craft Centre
Located on Lower Kelly Road next to the Calstock Dockyard, it’s a self-service honesty café and teashop with delicious homemade cakes and scones. A lovely spot to relax and have tea by the river on the tables and benches provided. While you’re there visit the Calstock Craft Centre (just opposite) complete with a glass workshop, ceramic shop, jewellery workshop and gallery.
Valenti’s Gelato Artisan
A fine selection of interesting flavours and generous portions, Valenti’s offers a great way to cool off after a stroll by the river.
Village Activities
Calstock Dockyard and Craft Centre
Located on Lower Kelly Road next to the Calstock Dockyard, it’s a self-service honesty café and teashop with delicious homemade cakes and scones. A lovely spot to relax and have tea by the river on the tables and benches provided. While you’re there visit the Calstock Craft Centre (just opposite) complete with a glass workshop, ceramic shop, jewellery workshop and gallery.
Calstock Arts Centre
An amazing intimate venue, housed in a 19th Century chapel, has stunning views of the Tamar Valley and sets the tone for a good night out. They offer a wide range of events and activities including folk, jazz, classical music, comedy, film, theatre, talks and exhibitions. Click here to see their calendar.
Calstock Arts Centre
An amazing intimate venue, housed in a 19th Century chapel, has stunning views of the Tamar Valley and sets the tone for a good night out. They offer a wide range of events and activities including folk, jazz, classical music, comedy, film, theatre, talks and exhibitions. Click here to see their calendar.
Cotehele House
The medieval manor house at Cotehele is roughly a mile walk along the picturesque river Tamar from Calstock. The National Trust property is one of the least altered medieval houses in Britain and offers lovely gardens, a working bakery house and craft workshops. The discovery centre includes a museum where you can find out the history of the village. Enjoy an ice cream on the green in front of the restored Tamar sailing barge, before you leave.
Shamrock Play Boat & Football Field
A great little spot for families, let the children play in the play area or on the football field while you enjoy a stroll down the river or whilst watching comfortably from the Tamar Inn.
Shamrock Play Boat & Football Field
A great little spot for families, let the children play in the play area or on the football field while you enjoy a stroll down the river or whilst watching comfortably from the Tamar Inn.
Local Music
The Tamar Inn and The Boot Inn both have music nights with local bands weekly and in the summer months Morris dancers regularly perform outside the Tamar.
Calstock Bike Show
Hosted annually in August the Calstock bike show allows bikers and bike enthusiasts to enjoy some of the best local bands, fireworks and the company of fellow bikers a must see if you’re in the area!
Calstock Bike Show
Hosted annually in August the Calstock bike show allows bikers and bike enthusiasts to enjoy some of the best local bands, fireworks and the company of fellow bikers a must see if you’re in the area!
Get In Touch
Galleon House
3 Fore Street
Calstock
Cornwall
PL18 9RN
+447496032521