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Image by Crispin Purdye - supplied by Visit Cornwall
Saltash is situated on the west bank of the River Tamar across the river from Plymouth.
Saltash was founded as a market town by the lord of Trematon Castle in the 12th century.
Enter Cornwall by road across the Tamar Bridge, or go by train across the Royal Albert Bridge built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel - Marc Isambard Brunel (1769-1849)
One of the first sites as you cross the bridge is the colurfully painted Union Inn with its Union Jack painted facade and murals. There is a pleasant shopping high street in the heart of the town.
Tuesday November 5th 2019. 4.00pm to 11.30pm
We are delighted to be hosting our third annual bonfire night celebrations at Port Eliot House, with a display brought to you by The Fireworks Mining Co and live music from Richard James. A night out for all the family whatever your bedtime, two firework displays, a children’s quieter display at 5.30, bonfire lighting at 6.30 and the main display at 8.30, it’s set to be an evening that goes off with a bang!
Doors will open at 4.00pm, vendors will be serving a great variety of food and drinks; Hungry Monkey, Hog Roast, Pizza, Hot Dogs, Baked Potatoes and licenced bar from The Treasury, live music from 9.00pm onwards.
There is ample parking and friendly stewards to show you the way but if you would rather arrive by train St Germans mainline train station is just a short stroll away.
Tickets available from Eventbrite: Adults £5.00 Under 12’s £3.00 (plus agent booking fee)
The Wild Gardens Festival is an exuberant event held in
Port Eliot, Cornwall. Bringing some of the best acts
from around the world, this Cornish festival is here for
great food, great drink and even better vibes. Come
and get lost with us at a truly unique event.
For more information and to buy tickets please click here.