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Botallack

Cornwall

On the wild Tin Coast, the famed Crowns engine houses cling to the foot of the cliffs. Part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site and Poldark filming location.

on the Tin Coast, near St Just, Cornwall, TR19 7QQ

The abandoned beam engine houses on the rocky coast, Botallack Mine near St Just, Cornwall

Planning your visit

What's on at Botallack Count House 

Find out more about all of the upcoming events we have planned at Botallack.

A view of the coast and ruined engine houses, Wheal Edward and Wheal Owles at Botallack, Cornwall

Your accessible visit to Botallack 

We believe Botallack should be accessible for all. Find all the information you need to discover how you can best access this special place, from hiring a mobility scooter to how our key information is available in a range of formats.

A person driving a mobility scooter along a path, with the sea and a chimney stack in the background, Botallack ,Cornwall.

Eating and drinking at Botallack

The Count House Cafe, Botallack Count House (not National Trust) is run by the great team from the Count House Cafe Geevor. Serving a variety of hot and cold drinks and tasty snacks, the cafe is located in Botallack Count House off the South West Coast Path. Usually open seven days a week, please check under visitor information for opening times.

Cappucino in the Orangery restaurant at Cliveden, Buckinghamshire

Botallack Map 

Take a look at the map of Botallack to help plan your visit.

Visiting Botallack with your dog 

Botallack, on the 'Tin Coast', is one pawprint rated. Find out everything you need to know about visiting here with your dog.

Dog on a lead at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire

Flying drones at our places 

All aerial activity above our sites is prohibited unless specific permission is granted, according to an existing byelaw.

A footpath alongside a wire fence through a moody landscape with hills in the distance

Explorer Pass 

Not a member? If you're planning a trip to Cornwall, buy a National Trust Explorer Pass to enjoy entry to most of the places in our care. With 4-, 8- and 14-day options available, the pass can be tailored to fit your trip. Discover where you can visit with the Explorer Pass and how to buy yours.

Families on the north lawn at Ickworth in spring.

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