Notter Bridge Campsite
About Notter Bridge Campsite
About Notter Bridge Campsite in Quethiock
It is listed for travellers looking for a practical base in Cornwall — whether that is a short break, a longer holiday, or a stop while exploring the coast and countryside. Facilities and house rules vary, so check the details before you book. It also sits within easy reach of the wider Quethiock area, so it works well as part of a longer Cornish itinerary rather than a single stop.
Finding Notter Bridge Campsite
Address listed: Notter Bridge, near Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6PB. Phone: +44 1752 842215. The location on this listing has been marked as verified in our directory checks. The map pin and contact details on this page help you plan arrival. Guests often combine a stay with local food and drink, beaches, and things to do within a short drive. If you are comparing options, browse more accommodation across Cornwall, then jump back to Quethiock when you are ready.
Nearby in Quethiock and Cornwall
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Walks near here
Coastal paths and inland loops within reach of this spot.
- Inland Budshead Wood Red Walking Route Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (foot). Trail guide →
- Inland Budshead Wood Yellow Walking Route Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (foot). Trail guide →
- Inland St Dominica Heritage Trail (Halton Quay Route) Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (foot). Trail guide →
- Inland Bluebell trail at Buckland Abbey In late April / early May, the woodland is carpeted with a sea of bluebells and wild garlic. It's a wonderful time… Trail guide →
- Inland Drake’s Walk, Buckland Abbey Start from the Cart pond, taking in views of the Tavy Valley. Trail guide →