Knave-Go-By

Knave-Go-By sits quietly on the outskirts of Camborne, a village that feels like a private punctuation on the map of Cornwall. Framed by the broader sweep of the South West region of the United Kingdom, its unassuming presence in the TR14 postcode area hints at the small-scale charm that often defines Cornish settlements. Here, the pace seems measured, with the neighbouring town of Camborne close enough to provide context and contrast while the village retains its distinct identity. For the curious visitor, Knave-Go-By offers a moment of pause — a chance to savour the quieter side of Cornwall without straying far from a larger community. Located in the historic county of Cornwall, in England’s South West, the village acts as a gentle reminder that the region’s character is as much found in its tiny, tucked-away places as in its better-known destinations. Whether you pass through or linger, Knave-Go-By is a modest but memorable note in the wider Cornish landscape.