Roche is a village in mid-Cornwall, England, sitting close to the edge of Bodmin Moor and the industrial landscape of the St Austell china‑clay district. Its most striking landmark is Roche Rock, a rugged granite outcrop topped by the remains of a small chapel that can be seen for miles and draws walkers and local photographers alike.
The village’s character balances rural farming, the legacy of nearby china‑clay workings and a fairly active local community with pubs, shops and a village hall. Historically modest and rooted in parish life, Roche today feels like a quiet base for exploring the moor, the clay country and the coast while retaining a distinctly Cornish sense of place.
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