Tunes in the Park is a weekend music and family festival held on the grounds of the Port Eliot Estate near St Germans in south-east Cornwall. The estate’s parkland, designed by Humphry Repton, provides a setting of ancient trees, rolling lawns, and the River Tiddy.
The festival features multiple stages of live music spanning indie, folk, rock, and electronic acts, plus comedy, spoken word, and family entertainment. The grounds include food stalls, bars, craft workshops, and activities for children. Camping is available on site for the full festival weekend experience.
Port Eliot Estate has a long history of hosting cultural events - the original Port Eliot Festival ran from 2003 to 2019 and was known for its literary and arts programming. Tunes in the Park continues the tradition of bringing live performance to this corner of Cornwall.
The estate is located between Liskeard and Saltash, accessible from the A38. St Germans also has a railway station on the main Cornish line.
Where to Stay
Camping is available on the Port Eliot estate. For accommodation nearby, Looe and Liskeard are the closest towns. Browse places to stay. Tunes in the Park website
