Foxhole is a small village in mid Cornwall, set among rolling farmland on the edge of the county’s china‑clay country and within easy reach of Bodmin Moor. It lies roughly between the larger towns of St Austell and Bodmin, offering countryside walks, classic Cornish views and a quiet rural feel rather than tourist hustle.
Historically the settlement grew with 19th‑century mining and later the china‑clay industry, which helped shape its built environment and local economy; today life is a mix of agriculture, small businesses and commuting to nearby towns. Community life is typical of Cornish villages, centred on a village hall, pub and clubs or seasonal events that reflect a strong local identity and practical, close‑knit social ties.
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