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Find the best St Keverne walks. The Ramblers Association now have a greatly improved website which is an exceptional resource for all walkers, hikers and young families wanting to go for walks with young children. This site lists everything from historical walks to leader led walks to any really arduous walks within the RNAS Culdrose area.

Find A Walk Near Me by using Walking Britain is a truly excellent and free resource. Just enter where you are or where you would like to walk - and print out directions. The walks are graded and you can buy a specific map of the area at the same time. These are proper OS maps and weather proofed if required.

I always think of walking as one of the few activities you can do for free - and now you can with this guide!

Walking, Hiking and Outdoor Shops

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Another good walking guide. Walkingworld has huge library of guides with a good selection of walks, of varying lengths and grades, pretty well anywhere in the UK. The walks come in an excellent format making them very easy to follow, with photographs to illustrate every important decision point and a proper Ordnance Survey map.

A modist annual subscription gives you unlimited access to all the walks. However you can Pay As Go by downloading indiviual walks.You get one walk free.

Crucially you can also find walks France, Spain, Norway, Portugal and Australia!

Camping and Caravaning

Skyburriowe Farm Holidays

Skyburriowe Ln, Helston TR12 6LR, UK – 01326 221646

We had a great holiday staying at this simple but clean campsite. It has all the basic amenities which are kept well. It is not too busy and a relaxing place. Good prices too.

Lovely place to stay no hassle dog friendly

Friendly Camp

Tregullas Farm, Ruan Minor, Helston TR12 7LJ, UK – 01326 240387

This is an amazing campsite for any family there is 2 bedrooms one of them has 2 single beds and the other has a double bed, you have a bathroom with a single shower they have a reasonably sized kitchen for a caravan and then inside of one of the sofas there is a double sofa bed with a foam mattress. Hope you have a nice stay in these caravans. Also there is free WIFI!!

Lovely people lovely site very dog friendly spent my honey moon here very good placement if you love some amazing walks locally one I'll always remember

Higher Bochym Glamping & CL

Cury Cross Lanes, Helston TR12 7AZ, UK – 01326 241686

Nice quite farm all serviced pitches the only thing I will say is if u don't use ur loo and showers don't come as u have to here but lovely place will be back in better weather

We had a really lovely time Glamping. Beautiful setting in a meadow, very peaceful with a view of the sea in the distance. The facilities were very good, very comfortable bed with nice furniture etc. The ensuite shower was particularly good. The hosts were very helpful and friendly and there is a little shop with local meat, eggs, and ice creams. The local area is very beautiful and there's some lovely beaches near by. Our 6 year old daughter had a fantastic time and leant to ride her bike without her stabilizers in the meadow ☺

Looking for dog friendly cottages around St Keverne? The 'Dog Friendly Cottages' website looks like any other self-catering accommodation website but every single one should be dog friendly! This saves worrying and going through all the small print. However you you may need to check with the owner where the dog is expected to sleep and the what size of dog you can have!
Dog People find this is such a great website. If you have dogs who go on holiday with you just enter TR12 7RH and everything from dog friendly Bed and Breakfasts and Hotels to dog friendly walks and beaches come up. The Dog People site covers Bed & Breakfast, Holiday Parks, Hotels, Self Catering, Pubs & Food, Days Out. Enjoy!

St Keverne Buggy Walks, Short Walks, Granny or Grandpa Walks

'Walks with Buggies' is a must for walking parents with young children, babies or even grannies and grandpas! If you would like to walk around RNAS Culdrose or Cornwall just select your nearest town, length of walk and type of walk. You will not only be able to download detailed OS maps free of charge but you can read reviews of walks and their ratings - and add your own afterwards! Enjoy PS This link has been withdrawn. Please watch this space or send a suggestion!

Snake bites

Most snake bites in the UK are not serious. But it's important to get all snake bites checked as soon as possible.

Call 999 or go to A&E immediately if:

  • you think you, or someone else, has been bitten by a snake

Find your nearest A&E

Information:

If you're not in the UK when you are bitten by a snake, contact the emergency medical services in the country you're in.

Get foreign travel advice on GOV.UK

What to do while you're waiting for help

Do

  • stay calm, most snake bites in the UK are not serious and can be treated

  • keep the part of your body that was bitten as still as you can

  • lie in the recovery position if you can

  • take paracetamol for any pain

  • try to remember the colour and pattern of the snake to tell the doctor

  • take off any jewellery and loosen clothes near the bite, in case it swells

Don’t

  • do not go near the snake, or try to catch or kill it

  • do not try to suck or cut the poison (venom) out of the bite

  • do not tie anything tightly round the part of the body where the bite is

  • do not take aspirin or ibuprofen, as they can make bleeding worse

What happens at the hospital

You will usually need to stay in hospital for at least 24 hours if you have been bitten by a snake.

The bite will be cleaned and bandaged. You may be given an injection to help protect you from tetanus.

If you were bitten by a poisonous (venomous) snake you will be treated with a medicine to fight the venom. This is given through a thin tube into a vein, called a drip.

Types of UK snake

Only 3 types of snake are found in the wild in the UK.

The adder is the only venomous snake, but you should get all snake bites checked as soon as possible.

Telling the doctors the colour and pattern of the snake that bit you could help them treat it.

Click to see images of the our three types of snake and what to do if you get bitten

www.nhs.uk/conditions/snake-bites