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Mylor Bridge is a village at the head of Mylor Creek, about five miles north of Falmouth. It is the largest village in Mylor parish and lies within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Mylor Bridge: a creekside village at the head of Mylor Creek, five miles north of Falmouth

Mylor Bridge is a village at the head of Mylor Creek, about five miles north of Falmouth. It is the largest village in Mylor parish and lies within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Its Cornish name is Ponsnowyth.

Mylor Creek is a tidal creek that flows into Carrick Roads, the estuary of the River Fal. Mylor Bridge marks the normal tidal limit at the top of the creek. At the mouth is Mylor Churchtown, home of the parish church, with a large yacht marina and Mylor Harbour, base of Restronguet Sailing Club and the last fleet of oyster fishermen.

The village has a good range of everyday shops, including a post office and newsagent, a grocery store, a butcher and a fishmonger. There is also a primary school, a dental practice and a hairdresser.

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  • Setting: Village at the head of Mylor Creek, about five miles north of Falmouth
  • Getting here: By road from Falmouth or Truro. Buses run between Mylor Bridge and Falmouth, Penryn and Truro
  • Known for: Creekside walks, sailing at Mylor Harbour and the Lemon Arms pub
  • Food and drink: The Lemon Arms in the village and the Pandora Inn on Restronguet Creek
  • Shops: Post office, grocery store, butcher and fishmonger

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What pubs are there in Mylor Bridge?

The Lemon Arms is the village pub, on Lemon Hill. It serves home cooked food, welcomes families and dogs, and has a garden. The Pandora Inn is about a mile north at Restronguet Passage, a thatched waterside inn on Restronguet Creek that can be reached by road or by boat.

How old is the Lemon Arms?

The pub's history goes back to 1765. It was first called the Griffin Inn, became the Red Lion in 1829 and took its present name in 1837. Booking is advised for food.

Is the Pandora Inn dog friendly?

The Pandora Inn says well behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the downstairs bar. Upstairs tables can be booked by phone, while downstairs and outdoor tables are first come, first served.

Where is Mylor Bridge?

Mylor Bridge is on the south side of the Fal estuary, at the head of Mylor Creek. It is about five miles north of Falmouth and lies within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The postcode district is TR11.

Are there good walks from Mylor Bridge?

Yes. A circular walk of about four miles links Mylor Creek and Restronguet Creek, with views over Carrick Roads and woodland along the creeks. It passes both the Lemon Arms and the Pandora Inn.

Can I bring my dog or book a family room?

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