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unrated)About Shell Woods Car Park
The construction of the car park was a joint project with the Forestry Commission, North Cornwall District Council, English Nature and the Westcountry Rivers Trust.
The car park was placed here as an access point to the Camel Trail.
In the car park there are picnic tables and information boards. There are two wooden carved benches depicting the life cycles of salmon otters. There is also a Westcountry Rivers Trust display area.
There is a double wooden gate and horse style access to the woods and disabled access ramp down to the Camel Trail.How to get there:
Shell Woods Car Park is in Shell Woods.
From the A30 near Bodmin, heading south: take the Bodmin/Liskeard/Lostwithiel exit. Take the first right, then right again onto Old Callywith Road. Follow this lane for approx. 2.5 miles until you see the Forestry Commission sign and car park on your left.
From the A30 just north of Bodmin, heading north: take the Helland/Bodmin turning on your left. Turn right and follow this lane for approx. 2 miles until you see the Forestry Commission sign and car park on your left.
Helland and Bodmin are the nearest towns or villages.
OS Grid Reference: SX088723
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Facilities:
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There are four picnic tables, two of which are suitable for wheelchairs. |
Contact:
West England District-
01594 833057
e-mail: dean@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
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