St Neot & St Cleer

The St Neot & St Cleer area lies in the eastern part of Cornwall, near Bodmin Moor. The landscape features rolling hills, wooded valleys, and open moorland, with the River Fowey flowing through St Neot. The area is known for its historic churches, including St Neot’s Church, which has medieval stained glass. Small villages and hamlets are scattered across the countryside, with farming playing a key role in the local economy.

The area offers access to walking trails, including parts of the Saints’ Way and Bodmin Moor. St Cleer has a notable holy well, while nearby Colliford Lake provides a reservoir for fishing and wildlife. The villages maintain a quiet, rural character, with traditional stone cottages and local pubs. The proximity to Bodmin Moor makes the area a base for exploring Cornwall’s upland scenery.