Logan Rock Inn, Treen
Treen, Penzance, Cornwall. TR19 6LG
Telephone: 01736 810495
An Inn which is more than 400 years old - granite built with patio and paved back garden situated in the hamlet of Treen which is near Porthcurno where there is an open air theatre.
The Logan Rock is famous for the legend that in 1824 Lt. Goldsmith dislodged the rock - bills of the cost of the replacement and pictures can be seen at the "Logan Rock". In the snug there is a wonderful collection of cricket memorabilia - well worth a visit!
TRAINING AWARD at the St Austell Brewery Estate Awards 2008.
We look forward to welcoming you. Peter, Anita, Nicholas & Mark George.
The bar is open Easter to September 30th 10.30 a.m. - 11.00 p.m. Winter 10.30 a.m. - 2.30 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. - 11.00 p.m.
Children are welcome only if well behaved - high chair and special menu.
Variety of homemade specials.
There is a pool room.
There is a garden well sheltered by trees and shrubs with tables for Summer use.
Delightful walks, viewing the lovely valley of Pemberth and further to Porthcurno.
Main access routes: Treen is situated on the St. Buryan to Porthcurno Road. Follow the A30 and turn off at Catchall follow the B3283 until you see sign posts to the Logan Rock. Main access routes: Penzance Railway Station.
Logan Rock Inn,
Treen,
Penzance,
Cornwall.
TR19 6LG
Telephone: 01736 810495
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