How To Find Us

By Road:

Greenbank lies 10 minutes from the A30. A few miles after Bodmin, take the turn-off signed for the airport. Follow the signs to the airport. Just before reaching the terminal, take the turning on the right, down into the village of St Mawgan. Greenbank can be found on the left hand side, near the bottom of the hill.

A map is provided below. Please click on the links for further assistance.

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By Train:

The nearest station to Greenbank is Bodmin Parkway, about 20 miles away. This station lies on the main Paddington-Penzance line and there is a frequent train service.
More information about these services is available from the national rail website

Tickets can be bought online from Great Western
A journey planner is available from National Rail

By Plane

Although you wouldn't notice it from our surroundings, Newquay Airport is conveniently just 5 minutes away:

Air SouthWest have four flights a day arriving at Newquay Airport from London Gatwick, as well as frequent flights from Bristol, Leeds-Bradford, Manchester and Dublin.
RyanAir has flights every day from London Standstead.
Isles of Scilly Travel offer daily flights to the islands, making an attractive day-trip.

Information valid of 22 Jan 2007

The Village of St Mawgan

St Mawgan is a quiet un-spoilt village close to the beautiful sandy beach at Mawgan Porth which is just a short distance away and is accessible via a footpath as well as by road. Other bays are easily visited by car, or just by walking along the cliff tops.

The village itself offers many delights: Take a wander and discover the convent hidden in the trees, and maybe even meet the monks on their travels.

Watch cricket being played on the village green or explore the 13th Century church.

Paddle in the ford or browse in the village shop, which offers fresh locally grown produce, Cornish pasties, fresh bread and cakes, as well as wines, beers and spirits. Then take a moment in the tea room to enjoy a scone or two

Relax outside of the Falcon, a wisteria draped 16th Century Inn, and tuck into a lunchtime snack in the bar, or a three course dinner in the refurbished dining room.
The meat, fish and vegetables are all local, and the gorgeous sweets are all home made.

Make time to visit the exotic Japanese garden and enjoy the peace and solitude to be found in the different areas.