Roche village, Cornwall
Roche Village lies in Mid Cornwall just south of the A30 at Victoria and to the north of the main China Clay producing area of St. Austell.
The parish of Roche, (Cornish: An Garrek), is bounded on the north by St Wenn and Withiel, on the east by Lanivet and Luxulyan, on the south by St Austell and St Stephens-in-Brannel, and on the west by St Dennis and St Columb Major. It is named after the prominent granite tor, known as 'Roche Rock', upon the top of which, according to the legend, a hermit decided to build his cell. It was only accessible by ladders and there are many versions as to who was its occupant.
Local Accommodation
Cottages

There is a great choice of cottages for rent in the local area. Take a look at the beautiful cottages in St. Austell, St Columb Major, Charlestown and St Austell.
Holiday Parks

Stay at a nearby Holiday Park and keep the kids amused all day! Parks in the vicinity include those at:
Hotels

Plenty of hotels are available locally. Consider those in the local towns:
Caravans

In the vicinity is a choice of camping and caravan sites offering high quality, affordable holiday accommodation. Consider camps in Bodmin Moor, St Austell, Wadebridge and Fowey.
Nearby Attractions

There's plenty more to explore in this area, too! Find more attractions and things to do nearby:
Bodmin
Duke of Cornwalls Regimental Museum
St Columb Major
Charlestown
Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre
Lostwithiel