Tremore Christian Fellowship

A small Christian fellowship church near Bodmin that appeals mainly to those with a specific interest in local religious heritage rather than casual visitors. Tremore sits in rural Cornwall and functions as a working place of worship, so access depends on service times or prior arrangement - worth phoning ahead before making the journey.

The building itself is modest and unpretentious, representing the kind of independent chapel work that characterises Cornish spiritual life. If you're doing a broader tour of local churches or have genuine interest in nonconformist history, it's worth noting. But it's not a major heritage site with visitor facilities or regular opening hours.

For those camping at Mena Farm, just 2.2 miles away, or The Camping Field a bit further out, it could form part of a wider exploration of Bodmin Moor's quieter corners. Families after traditional tourist attractions won't find much here - there's no cafe, no gift shop, no interpretation boards. What you get is authenticity and a sense of a real community space.

If you're interested in Cornish religious buildings, spend time instead at some of the better-documented chapels and churches scattered across the county. But for those with a specific historical interest or connection to the fellowship itself, contacting them directly will be far more rewarding than a cold visit. The surrounding moorland walks and nearby attractions around Bodmin offer considerably more for a holiday.