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Cornwall vineyards to visit

Camel Valley, one of England’s best-known sparkling wine producers, and a handful of other vineyards from Padstow to Penzance and the Isles of Scilly.

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Cornish vineyards open to visitors

Cornwall wine in brief

  • Camel Valley near Bodmin runs tours on weekdays all year, the most of any Cornish vineyard.
  • Knightor and Trevibban Mill have tasting rooms or bars open several days a week, and Polgoon’s shop near Penzance opens daily.
  • Several cut their hours in winter, and some tours run only part of the year, so check before you travel.

For tours in Devon and the rest of the south-west, see West Country wine tours. Details checked in October 2026.

Cornwall vineyards at a glance

Taken from each vineyard’s own visiting information. A dash means the vineyard does not say, so check with them before you travel.

VineyardWhereBookingFoodDogsStay
Camel ValleyNanstallon, near BodminBook ahead–No–
Knightor WineryTrethurgy, near St AustellSome walk-inYesYes–
Trevibban MillDark Lane, near PadstowBook aheadYesYes–
Polgoon Vineyard and OrchardRosehill, near PenzanceSome walk-inYesYes–
St Martin’s VineyardPar Beach, St Martin’s, Isles of ScillySome walk-in–YesYes

Cornish vineyards open to visitors

From the Camel valley and Padstow to St Austell, Penzance and St Martin’s.

Camel Valley

Nanstallon, near Bodmin

One of England’s best-known sparkling wine producers, a family vineyard in the Camel valley with tours, a terrace and a shop.

Visiting: The shop opens Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm, all year, and is closed at weekends. The 10.30am guided tour with four wines is £20 (under-18s £5), Monday to Friday from April to September and on Mondays and Fridays from October to March; the Grand Tour and Tasting (£30) is at 5pm on Wednesdays from May to September. Tours and wine by the glass on the terrace are booked ahead. No dogs other than guide dogs.

Vineyard website

Knightor Winery

Trethurgy, near St Austell

A winery in an old farmstead with a cellar door for tastings, wine by the glass, vermouth and Cornish cheese plates.

Visiting: The cellar door opens Wednesday to Sunday, 11am to 4pm. A guided tasting of four wines is £16 and a self-guided flight £11 with no booking; cheese plates are served until 3pm. The Sunday winery tour is paused until 2027. Knightor also runs The Vine, a seasonal spot with pizzas at its Portscatho vineyard on the Roseland. Dogs are welcome.

Vineyard website

Trevibban Mill

Dark Lane, near Padstow

A vineyard and orchards near Padstow with tours, a terrace bar and a restaurant.

Visiting: The bar opens from 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday to Saturday in summer and Thursday to Saturday in winter. Guided tours with five wines are £25 (children 6 and over £5), at 3pm on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from February to December, about two hours, booked ahead and non-refundable. Barnaby’s restaurant and a bar menu serve lunch. Dogs on leads are welcome.

Polgoon Vineyard and Orchard

Rosehill, near Penzance

A vineyard and orchard above Mount’s Bay with a shop open daily, tours, and a holiday cottage.

Visiting: The shop opens daily, Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm. Guided tours of about 90 minutes end with five wines, and there are self-guided tours in summer, both booked ahead online and non-refundable. The bar and restaurant open in summer. Follow the directions on its website rather than the postcode. Dogs on leads are welcome.

Vineyard website

St Martin’s Vineyard

Par Beach, St Martin’s, Isles of Scilly

A small vineyard above Par Beach on St Martin’s, with a self-guided trail through the vines, tasting flights and a shop.

Visiting: It usually opens on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in the season, with times for the week ahead posted every Saturday. A self-guided tour and tasting is £12 (under-16s free), with no need to book. Dogs on leads are welcome. Shepherd’s huts in the vineyard are let by the week.

Vineyard website

Questions people ask

Can you visit Camel Valley?

Yes. Guided tours with four wines run at 10.30am on weekdays from April to September, and on Mondays and Fridays the rest of the year, booked ahead. The shop opens Monday to Friday all year.

Is there a vineyard on the Isles of Scilly?

St Martin’s Vineyard above Par Beach has a self-guided trail and tasting flights, usually on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in the season, with no need to book.