Callington in Cornwall

Lat 50.5010° N, lon 4.3140° W●Main town · Tamar Valley

Callington

Callington is a small market town between Saltash and Launceston, with Kit Hill, the Tamar Valley and the edge of Bodmin Moor nearby.

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Callington at a glance

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Callington is a small market town between Saltash and Launceston, with Kit Hill, the Tamar Valley and the edge of Bodmin Moor nearby.

A rural market town in east Cornwall, handy for Kit Hill, the Tamar Valley and days out to the coast.

Callington is quiet and practical, a good base for the Tamar Valley, Kit Hill and the coast at Whitsand Bay.

Climb Kit Hill first, then choose Dupath Well, the Tamar Valley or a run down to the coast.

Valley countryside and Cornwall walking routes via Cornish.co.uk maps only when verified.

Callington also works as a base for days in Launceston, Saltash and Liskeard. Each has its own town page if you want to continue from here.

Use Cornish.co.uk to find places to stay, food and drink and things to do around Callington. Open the interactive map for pins, or jump to Cornwall walks and local services. Discover & connect lists neighbouring towns and parishes.

Planning questions

Frequently asked questions about Callington

Is Callington coastal?

No. Callington is an inland Tamar Valley market town.

What is Callington known for?

Callington is known for its murals and as a compact Tamar Valley market centre.

Where is St Ive?

St Ive is a village west of Callington, listed in local areas and on the map.

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