Camelford / Reskammel
Town Council
Working For You
Camelford Town Council is the first tier of local government for the town, representing the interests of local residents and helping to shape the future of Camelford.
The Council manages a range of community assets and facilities, including the Library, Enfield Park, the Skate Park, public toilets, and Churchfield and Clease Road car parks. It also organises and supports free community events throughout the year, works with local groups and organisations, and maintains public spaces for the benefit of residents and visitors.
The Council is a statutory consultee on planning applications within Camelford and provides local comments and recommendations to Cornwall Council, which is responsible for making planning decisions.
Through its services, facilities and community projects, Camelford Town Council works to enhance the quality of life for everyone who lives, works and visits the town.
All Council & related Committee meeting information - including minutes and agendas that can be viewed online along with upcoming meeting dates. Members of the community are most welcome to attend.
Latest Camelford Town Council News
Have Your Say on New Inclusive Play Equipment for Enfield Par
Exciting improvements could be coming to Enfield Park's play area, and we want your input. Camelford Town Council is seeking grant funding for a range of upgrades and is inviting residents, families, carers and young people to view the proposals and have their say on...
Visit from Cornwall Council Leader – Friday 12 June
Visit from Cornwall Council Leader – Friday 12 June Camelford Town Council is pleased to welcome Cllr Leigh Frost, Leader of Cornwall Council, as part of his tour of North Cornwall on Friday 12th June. Time: 9:45am – 10:15am Location: The Old Bank, Camelford Cllr...
NOTICE – CHURCHFIELD CAR PARK – Relining Works 15th, 16th & 17th June 2026
Please be advised that relining works at Churchfield Car Park are scheduled to take place on: 15th, 16th & 17th June (Weather Permitting) These works are essential as the current bay markings are now barely visible and require refreshing to ensure the car park...


