Middle Crackington is a village in the county of Cornwall.

Retail in Middle Crackington

There are great places to visit near Middle Crackington including some great hiking areas, country parks, towns, hills, villages, historic buildings and airports.

Tehidy is a great place to visit close to Middle Crackington if you like hiking areas.

The area around Middle Crackington features a number of interesting country parks including Tehidy Country Park, Kit Hill Country Park, and Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park.

Don't miss Callington, Polperro, and St Ives's towns if visiting the area around Middle Crackington.

Kit Hill Country Park is one of Middle Crackington's best, nearby hills to visit in Middle Crackington.

There are a number of villages near Middle Crackington including Cremyll, and Botallack.

Don't miss Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park's historic buildings if visiting the area around Middle Crackington.

The area around Middle Crackington features a number of interesting airports including Cornwall Airport Newquay, and Land's End Airport.

Middle Crackington History

There are some historic monuments around Middle Crackington:

• Round barrow cemetery on Wilsey Down
• Bowl barrow 700m east of Tregray Farm
• Bowl barrow 110m north of Whitehill Farm forming part of a round barrow cemetery
• Wayside cross in St Juliot's churchyard, 10m south of the church
• Early medieval decorated and inscribed wayside cross shaft and base on Waterpit Down, 250m WSW of Hallwell Barton Bungalow
• Round barrow cemetery including Tich Barrow 730m north east of Trehane Pool
• An early Christian memorial stone 380m south east of Worthyvale Manor
• Two bowl barrows 595m north west of Belah Park Farm
• Motte and bailey castle at Boscastle
• Promontory fort N of village
• Two bowl barrows 625m south of Greystone Farm
• Three bowl barrows 130m east of Starapark Farm
• Bowl barrow 410m east of Wainhouse Corner
• Forrabury Cross, 40m SSW of Forrabury church
• Earthwork on Hill Down 500yds (450m) WSW of Tresparrett Posts
• Iron Age defended settlement 170m north west of Cargurra
• Five bowl barrows south of Newton Farm forming part of a round barrow cemetery
• Bowl barrow 200m west of Tresplatt Farm
• Medieval wayside cross 320m south west of Higher Trevivian
• Round 260m south west of Trengayor
• Bowl barrow 120m south west of Horizon View
• Part of a bowl barrow called Headon Barrow
• Large multivallate hillfort called Warbstow Bury and a pillow mound known as the Giant's Grave
• Bowl barrow called Condolden Barrow
• Wayside cross 110m SSW of Youlstone
• Barrow 90m E of Trelay Farm
• Rectangular enclosures 520m west of Rosecare Villa Farm
• Two bowl barrows 660m south west of Whitehill Cottage, forming part of a round barrow cemetery
• Anderton Mill Cross in St Juliot's churchyard, 10m north of the church
• Two bowl barrows 380m north of Beckaveans, one of which is called 'The Beacon'
• Cross 410m north east of Tregrylls
• Tregatheral Cross in St Juliot's churchyard, 10m east of the church
• Animal pound 90m ENE of Pound Cot
• Round 310m south of Mill Farm
• Bowl barrow 660m north east of Tresoke
• Moated site 415m west of Binhamy Farm
• St Clether's Chapel and Holy Well
• Round 800m south east of Pengold Farm
• Two bowl barrows, one 220m east of Lower Longbeak and the other 320m east of Higher Longbeak
• Three barrows 550m ENE of Cansford
• Three bowl barrows, 60m and 250m south and 500m south west of Nettings Park
• Wayside cross in Lesnewth churchyard
• Penhallam medieval moated manor house, 360m south west of Ashbury Camp
• Holy Well 100m north east of St David's church
• Cross 470m north of Lambrenny
• Bowl barrow 490m SSW of Tregatherall Farm
• Wayside cross 660m north of Basil Farm
• Three bowl barrows 600m south east of Small Hill Barton