Madron is situated North of Penzance in West Cornwall. Set in beautiful moorland scenery between the North and South Coast.
In the north of the parish it is possible to see the sea on both sides. The history of Madron goes back 3,000 years or more. Here you can find numerous archaeological sites where past generations have lived and worked going back 6,000 years and more.
St.Maddern Church is the mother church of Penzance.


LANYON QUOIT

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300 YEARS IN MADRON

Preparations are being made for events in Madron to celebrate the founding of Madron School by John Daniel in 1710 and Landithy Hall in 1910.

Anyone with connections and or documents or pictures concerning Madron Parish over the last 300 years are invited to contribute towards the celebrations.  They will find information and contacts on the 300 Year button on the left of this page.

THE JOHN DANIEL SCHOOL

LANDITHY HALL

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There are many wonderful walks with magnificent views full of historic interest. The beautiful gardens of Trengwainton are nearby.
Printed guides are available by request or from the King William IV pub in Madron village.  The village has free car parking.
Click on the Contact button on the left to reach us.

CREAM TEAS
On your walk why not visit the Lanyon Tea room for a traditional Cornish cream tea. www.lanyontearoom.co.uk

SNOW PICS February 2009 Click here for photographs

View from Madron Carn of the village and St. Michaels Mount.  April 2006.

For news of other walks - PAROW

ANCIENT SITES
Information on ancient sites -  www.cornishancientsites.com

Cornwall Holidays.

LOCAL TRAVEL  Buses Trains etc