King Arthur in Cornwall

'A 6th C. inscribed stone marks the legendary site where Arthur and Mordred met for the battle which ended the fellowship of the round table in A.D. 537'

King Arthur in Cornwall

Arthurian Centre

SPECIAL EVENT!!

There will be a professional medieaval joust at The Arthurian Centre on July 4th.

Mounted horsemen will show off their skills as well as hawk displays, sword and bow skills, living history, music and story telling. Archaeologists will also be present to explain their work at Slaughterbridge.

Fun for all the family.

Normal entrance fees apply unless you turn up in medieaval costume in which case it is free!

( There will be a second joust on Sunday the 5th July).

This event comes towards the end of a month long celebration of ' Camelford Charter 750'.

www.charter750.org

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** Latest News ! Archaeologists will be working at Slaughterbridge again this year. Click on the link above for details.

The centre is located at Slaughterbridge near the medieval market town of Camelford (considered by some to be the site of Camelot) in North Cornwall, and set in 20 acres surrounding 'King Arthur's Stone'. Both the inscribed stone and battle are both dated by earliest stories to AD540.

Visitors can walk through the fields where King Arthur and Mordred met for their last battle.

Read about the legends and the history in our exhibition room, watch a video presentation on the site and legends. There is something for everyone including brass rubbing, children's quiz, a nature trail; gift shop and, for our smaller visitors, a play castle.

Unravel fact from fiction. What links King Arthur to Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and Shrek? Come and find out. Archaeological site open to the public. Now open is “Lady Falmouth’s Secret Garden”, an 18th century garden rediscovered in 2005. Ongoing restoration - come and visit now and visit the garden gradually brought to life!!

On this site.....

Camlann Battlefield

King Arthur's Stone (also known as King Arthur's Grave)

Land of Arthur Exhibition

Lady Falmouth's Secret Garden

King Arthur's Cornwall Discovery Trail (including Tintagel (Castel Dyntagell) and St. Nectan's Glen

Archaeology

Cornish Legends and History

Information about the County of Cornwall

Arthurian Manuscripts

Boscastle

 

 

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