Official guide to the city & Rural district
Menu
Menu
Share with other guests:
Key Links:
More information:
Carclew House, a once-magnificent Georgian mansion near Falmouth in Cornwall, was built in the 1720s and stood until fire devastated it in 1934. During World War II, the estate served as a crucial U.S. Army camp housing troops preparing for D-Day, including the 557th Quartermaster Railhead Company, which lost 73 men during the tragic Exercise Tiger on April 28, 1944, when German E-Boats attacked in the English Channel.
Though now primarily ruins, Carclew is now in private ownership and will be opening on the following dates:
Booking in advance only.
Please note the estate is only open on the above dates and all booking / enquires can be made via their website
Useful to know:
Things to do:
Accessibility:
Special Offers:
No results found.
From places to stay to great local food – have a check of all the latest offers in the area.
The calendar is simply packed with great events throughout the year. Check what’s on right now.
Wanting to stay in Truro? We’ve got a fantastic selection of accommodation to suit you.
Find the latest offers on food and drink, accommodation, shopping and things to do in our city.
