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Beautiful view down the Tamar Valley from the gardens

This river has played a significant role in the area history, serving as a trade and transportation route. Residents and visitors can enjoy various activities along the river, including walks, boat rides, and fishing. The River Tamar is an integral part of Calstock, symbolizing its historical and natural significance.

Sand Acre Bay is a part of the Churchtown Farm Nature Reserve, and provides fantastic open views over the Tamar Estuary. From here, looking south, you should be able to spot HMS Brecon, a former Navy vessel, now static off Jupiter Point, and involved in training.

Another one of the area's 20th-century stone viaducts. Many of the area's stone viaducts were built in replacement of the former wooden viaducts and bridges, as built in the 19th century. The creek surrounding the viaduct is quiet and leafy, and is home to many moored sailing boats.

From the Southerly Bank of the River Tamar, you can get a great view of the Calstock Viaduct and town. Exactly 11,148 concrete blocks were used in the building of this 37-metre high structure, taking railway passengers over the River Tamar.

Boatyard on the River Tamar, where the Tamar Estuary narrows into the tidal river. This site was the last navigable point for the large ships that used to be a part of the area's historical industry.

Tudor house and former home of the Edgcumbe family. The interior of the building is full of relics, tapestries, armour and period furniture, where the outside holds pristine gardens and grounds. The surrounding grounds also hold woodlands and apple orchards. Through exploring the area around the house, you'll gain a great insight into the Tamar Valley's robust and diverse industrial history, notably in the 19th quay located nearby.

Wetlands are being restored along the River Tamar in this area as part of a project to reduce the risk of flooding to Calstock and increase biodiversity.