Pengrugla in Cornwall

Lat 50.2894° N, lon 4.8164° WCornish hamlet

PengruglaSt. Ewe

Pengrugla is a small hamlet in St Ewe parish. Houses here take a Mevagissey postal address, even though the parish is St Ewe. A handful of homes and lanes inland toward St

Pengrugla at a glance

A clear starting point for Pengrugla

Pengrugla is a small hamlet in St Ewe parish. Houses here take a Mevagissey postal address, even though the parish is St Ewe. A handful of homes and lanes inland toward St Austell, easy to miss, but a real settled place. Heligan manor and Heligan Woods sit next door. Heligan is an estate, not a

The corner tree is an ancient pollard oak, about 400 years old, listed in local tree surveys and noted by The Tree Council. Neighbours Fred and Amy, who lived next door, called it a hanging tree. Amy was known for her Cornish pasties. The campsite here began as Pengrugla Campsite, later Heligan Campsite. Note: Civil

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