Hustyn Woods
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Hustyn Wood, in the Parish of St Breock, is a Forestry Commission wood, adjoining Bishop's Woods, composed of a variety of trees - areas of broadleaved trees, mature Douglas fir and mixed woodland.

Some of the Douglas Firs are around 115ft/35m tall.

Hustyn Wood has many trails and tracks which are popular with walkers and cyclists. The woods are dog friendly.

Polbrock Car Park is a popular spot for fishing and there are steps down to the River Camel for kayakers and canoeists to launch their craft. Wildlife that can be seen along this stretch of the River Camel includes otters, kingfishers and dippers.

On the opposite side of the river is the Camel Trail, which can easily be reached via Polbrock Bridge.

Horse-riding is only allowed on bridleways unless you obtain a permit from the district office: Tel: 01392 832262

Fishermen require a rod license which is issued by the Environment Agency.

Parking at Polbrock Car Park. There are two picnic benches which are suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

Location:
St Breock Parish.

If walking or cycling, you can access Hustyn Woods from the Camel Trail. Take the Camel trail from Wadebridge towards Bodmin. When you reach a large road bridge on your right with steps, go up them, cross the bridge and turn right. You will now be at Bishop's Wood. Make your way through Bishop's Wood, cross the minor road and you will enter the track into Hustyn Woods.

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