Callington
KelliwikThe ancient site of Celliwig, associated with King Arthur
Discover Callington
Set on the south-western slopes of iconic Kit Hill, Callington (Cornish: Kelliwik) is a historic market town with sweeping views over the Tamar Valley—a designated National Landscape celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty.
Shaped by centuries of mining and farming, the town blends its rich heritage with a lively present. Callington continues to thrive as a hub for local commerce, community celebrations, and cultural life, offering visitors and residents alike the timeless character of southeast Cornwall.
Callington Mural Trail – Art and Heritage in the Open Air
Stroll through Callington’s streets and explore a free, self-guided gallery of colourful murals. Created by local artists and volunteers, each large-scale piece highlights the town’s mining roots, market traditions, wildlife and folklore, turning everyday walls into storytelling canvases.
Maps are available in local cafés, shops and the town council office, or you can download one before you go. Located at the crossroads of the A388 and A390 and a short walk from Kit Hill, Callington offers an easy, inspiring stop for travellers of all ages—don’t forget your camera.
Old Luckett Station
Set in an old train station, you will find two holiday lets with amazing views and a private hot tub, as well as a private heated indoor swimming pool and hot tub for hire.
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