Butterwell Fishery

Butterwell is a splendid detached house with guesthouse and self-catering accommodation.  Set in 40 acres of fields and woodlands in a beautiful valley adjoining the river Camel near the village of Nanstallon in Cornwall. The south wing of the house has been converted into a self-catering cottage with three double bedrooms, all ensuite, a lounge and kitchen/dining room, and an enclosed garden.  This is known as  “Butterwell South Wing”  ref. code BUTTE. 

“Buzzard Barn” is a wonderful detached barn conversion with lovely views across the river valley. It has a large upstairs lounge/dining room, which leads to a well equipped kitchen/breakfast room. On the ground floor There are three double bedrooms, bathroom and separate shower room. Private entrance and garden.  Ref. code BUZZA. 

“Cobnuts” is our most recent and delightful detached stable conversion for two people, with open-plan split level studio style accommodation offering lounge/sleeping area, leading to well equipped  kitchen/dining area. Shower room and utility room. Private entance and garden.  Ref. code COBNU.

For Guesthouse - please contact us direct.

For Self-Catering – please contact Farm & Cottage Holidays:- www.holidaycottages.co.uk quoting appropriate ref.

For Fishing - please contact us direct.

There are over 8 natural holding pools along the Butterwell stretch in addition to which we have added 12 exciting new pools over the last 30 years. These new pools have been built with large granite boulders placed across the river bed to form underwater weirs and they are now proving to be very popular holding pools for both sea trout and salmon. Butterwell is the premier fishery in the south west for sea trout and salmon.

The fishing comprises of approximately half a mile of double bank water plus half a mile of single bank water and is divided into two equal beats for two rods each, which alternate daily. We also have a third beat (approx. ½ mile and part double bank) available for single rod booking. 

View the live webcam on the Butterwell website or the second camera on www.rivercamel.org