Short answer: Camel Valley, the award-winning sparkling-wine vineyard at Nanstallon near Bodmin, is open Monday to Friday, 10am–5pm, all year, and closed at weekends. From October to March the 10:30am guided tour runs on Mondays and Fridays only and must be booked. It's reachable by bike along the Camel Trail from Wadebridge. No dogs, except guide dogs.
Camel Valley is Cornwall's best-known vineyard, and getting there by bike along the Camel Trail is the best way to arrive (with a designated non-drinker, or a gentle ride home).
Camel Valley Vineyard is open Monday to Friday, 10am–5pm, all year, and closed at weekends.
Camel Valley is at Nanstallon, close to the Camel Trail on the Bodmin side. From Wadebridge, ride east towards Bodmin through the woods beside the river. Hire bikes on Eddystone Road: Camel Trail bike hire.
No: guide dogs only.
Couples and adults, mostly. With kids, combine it with a ride on the trail and lunch in Wadebridge or Bodmin.
Lunch after: best pubs in Wadebridge. Everything else: the Wadebridge guide.
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