Treknow, Tintagel, PL34 0EH

Tintagel is a civil parish and village on the Atlantic coast of Cornwall, England. The locality of Treknow lies within this district PL 34. The area is known for its association with King Arthur legends, centred on Tintagel Castle which attracts visitors. The village is characterised by its coastal setting and historic significance. Residents benefit from the scenic views and the cultural heritage that draws tourists to the nearby castle. The community has a modest size typical of a rural village. The postal district PL 34 places it within the broader Tintagel area. The setting is coastal, with the Atlantic coastline nearby. The locality offers a quiet, historic atmosphere with links to ancient lore. The castle, claimed by Geoffrey of Monmouth to be the site of Arthur's conception, is a prominent landmark. The village’s identity is tied to its maritime heritage and mythic history.