Disabled Holidays in Gunnislake with Profiling Bed

Situated close to the border between Devon and Cornwall, the former mining village of Gunnislake occupies a picturesque spot in the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is flanked by extensive woodlands, which provide stunning views across the valley, as well as some delightful walks and picnic areas. There is also a dedicated disabled-access car park.

The area’s rich mining heritage is honoured at the nearby Morwhellham Quay, an award-winning, open-air museum that faithfully recreates the sights and sounds of a working Victorian village. Forming part of a World Heritage site, Morwhellham features a historic port, mine and railway. Visitors can try their hand at a wide range of activities, including bread baking, rope production and even chocolate making. The highlight is the 40-minute train ride, which travels along the banks of the Tamar to an authentic Victorian copper mine.