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The Springer Spaniel

“Popular dining pub in Cornish village setting”

LOCATION

TREBURLEY, CORNWALL

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Set above the valley of the River Inny in the pretty hamlet of Treburley, a few miles south of Launceston, this 18th-century pub is dedicated to serving top-notch ales, ciders and food. A tree-shaded garden to the rear is a pleasant place to relax.

The Springer Spaniel

TREBURLEY,PL15 9NS

Phone: 01579 370424

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Features

Children

Children welcome
Children's portions

Facilities

Free Wifi
Parking available
Coach parties accepted
Garden

Opening times

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