Rock lifeboat station
Rock lifeboat station was established in 1994 and operates a single inshore lifeboat.
Station and shop open during the summer.
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Address:
Rock lifeboat station, Rock Rd, Padstow, Cornwall PL27 6LD, United Kingdom
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The Old Custom House overlooks Padstow harbour serving a wide range of food and fine beers.
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Burgers & Fish is located just off Padstow Harbour. Food is cooked barbecue style on an open fire charcoal grill.
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Porthilly Cove beach at Rock is a mile long sandy beach with dunes located across the Camel estuary from Padstow. A foot passenger ferries visitors between Padstow and Rock daily, a water taxi can take people after dusk. A sheltered beach means it is very popular for water sports including fishing, canoeing, windsurfing, water skiing and rowing. Rock is best
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St Georges Cove Beach is the closest beach to Padstow and accessible by traveling north along the coast path. This is a sandy cove facing out into the Camel Estuary and at low tide it is possible to walk along a single stretch of sand from St George’s Cove through Harbour Cove and on to Hawkers Cove. The beach is sheltered as
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Harbour Cove is a great crescent sandy beach that becomes a very large flat beach at low tide. The beach is a north-facing beach within the Camel Estuary and a good quieter alternative to the Atlantic-facing Padstow beaches. The beach is also known as Tregirls Beach named after the nearby farm. No facilities, other than a tea room at the
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Hawkers Cove beach is an unspoilt beach that as the tide goes out becomes a wide sandy beach which at its lowest point extends across the estuary mouth towards Trebetherick Point, but at high tide the beach all but disappears. You can access the beach from the coast path. Best parking option is at Harbour Cove, in a field down
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Prideaux Place is an Elizabethan mansion that has been the home to the Prideaux family. As each generation lived in the house they added something extra so it is a mx of styles. The 40 acres of grounds has been restored to its former glory.
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