King Edward Mine
The oldest complete mine site in Cornwall King Edward Mine Museum in Troon, near Camborne specialises in the history of Cornish mining, telling the remarkable story of how the mine has survived for 100 years. In the tin processing mill machinery can be seen in action just as it would have been in the early 1900s.
The Mineral Tramways cycle trail passes nearby connecting up the mine with a wealth of other heritage and leisure sites.
Admission & prices
Open May to September.
For detailed opening times see website.
Parties can be arranged throughout the year.
Adults £8
Under 16s £1
Children under 5 FREE
Find us
King Edward Mine Museum is 1½ mile from Camborne Station, Cornwall, TR14 9HW, UK.
The museum is adjacent to the circular Great Flat Lode cycle/walking trail (7.5 miles) It is mostly off-road, through a mixture of farmland, heathland and industrial areas, and it is possible to deviate up onto Carn Brea to enjoy the panoramic views. King Edward Mine is a convenient place to start/end the trail as there is a large car park, a cafe and toilets. Education facilities available.
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Information
Hot drinks and snacks can be purchased from the site shop
King Edward Mine Museum
Troon, TR14 9HW
Camborne
TR149HW
T: 01209614681
E: info@kingedwardmine.co.uk
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King Edward Mine Museum
Troon, TR14 9HW
Camborne, CORNWALL TR149HW
