Cornwall is a long, narrow county with no motorways, so getting around is much easier when you know where the next fuel station, charger or train station is before you need it.
This page puts fuel stations, EV charging points and train stations on one map, so you can plan a route across the county in one place. Below the map are short lists of the Park & Ride sites, the two main service areas, the two airports with scheduled flights and the ferries, including the small foot ferries that are easy to miss on a car focused map.
Park & Ride
Leave the car on the edge of town and travel in, which saves time and parking stress in busy places during summer.
- Park & Ride Liskeard Rail Station Park & Ride
- Park & Ride Penzance Park & Ride
- Park & Ride Langarth Park & Ride (Truro)
- Park & Ride St Austell Park & Ride (Banana Car Park)
- Park & Ride Scillonian Park & Ride (Penzance)
- Park & Ride St Erth Park & Ride
Service stations
Cornwall has no motorways, but the A30 and A38 have service areas that make useful break points on a long drive.
- Service station Saltash Services
- Service station Cornwall Services
Airports
Flights serve Cornwall from Newquay, and the Isles of Scilly from Land’s End Airport.
- Airport Cornwall Airport Newquay
- Airport Land's End Airport
Ferries
Vehicle ferries, foot passenger boats and the Scillonian to the Isles of Scilly all cross Cornwall’s rivers and estuaries. The foot ferries are easy to miss on a road map, but they can save a long drive around the water.
- Ferry Fowey to Bodinnick Ferry
- Ferry Fowey to Polruan Ferry
- Ferry King Harry Ferry
- Ferry St Mawes to Falmouth Ferry
- Ferry Flushing to Falmouth Ferry
- Ferry Malpas Ferry (Truro)
- Ferry Cremyll Ferry
- Ferry Isles of Scilly Ferry (Penzance)
- Ferry Looe Passenger Ferry
- Ferry Fern Pit Ferry (Newquay)