Crumplehorn

Nestled in Cornwall, England, Crumplehorn is a small hamlet that forms the northern part of the village of Polperro. Though compact, its identity is woven into the civil parish of Polperro, offering visitors a glimpse of the area's local scale and rhythm. Located just 4 miles (6.4 km) west of the town of Looe, Crumplehorn makes a quietly convenient point from which to explore nearby places while remaining respectfully part of Polperro’s wider community. As a distinct pocket within Polperro, Crumplehorn rewards those who appreciate the subtler corners of Cornwall’s settlement tapestry—places where village boundaries and parish identities meet. Its position, forming the village’s northern edge, underlines how local geography and administrative parish life overlap here. For readers planning time in this stretch of Cornwall, Crumplehorn offers the promise of gentle discovery: a hamlet whose story is inseparable from Polperro and whose proximity to Looe places it within easy reach of the surrounding area.