Arthurian Adventure has lots of articles about places associated with King Arthur in Somerset, Cornwall and Devon.

Somerset is where King Arthur lived and reigned.

Somerset

Glastonbury

Glastonbury Abbey

Glastonbury Tor

Wearyall Hill

Glastonbury Cross

Chalice Well

Glastonbury Thorn

South Cadbury

Dunster

Brent Knoll

Bath

Pomparles Bridge

Wookey

Bride's Mound

Cornwall is where King Arthur may have been born and held Court.

Cornwall

Tintagel

Callington

Dozmary Pool

Slaughter Bridge

Loe Pool Helston

Bodmin Moor

Camelford

St Ives

St Michael's Mount

Devon was at the heart of King Arthur's world.

Devon

Exeter

Dartmoor

Blackingstone Rock

Dumnonia

These three counties mark the general area of ancient  Dumnonia, an area of Roman administration, as well as a tribal territory for the native British in the years after the Romans left. This is where King Arthur lived, and reigned.

Did King Arthur come from Shropshire?

Shropshire is a new contender as a location for some of King Arthur's exploits.

King Arthur's Courts are places which are very often  mentioned in ancient texts as being special places where King Arthur held court.

Just like other ancient monarchs and chiefs, King Arthur may have moved his court regularly across his kingdom.

King Arthur's Courts may have been in Caerleon on-Usk in Newport in South Wales is suggested by  Geoffrey of Monmouth.

London is another site of one of his Courts, as stated by Geoffrey of Monmouth

Carlisle, Cumberland on the western edge of Hadrian's Wall is another location.

Cardigan in Wales is mentioned by Chrétien de Troyes.

Winchester is specifically described as being Camelot in Thomas Malory.

St David's in Wales is one of Arthur's three Courts mentioned in the Welsh Triads.

Stirling in Scotland is mentioned in Beroul's 12th century "Romance of Tristan".

The Welsh Triads also mention the as yet unidentified place called Kelliwic or Celliwig in Cornwall; which may be Callington. They also state that Arthur had a northern court in Pen Rhionydd, which is possibly near Stranraer in Rheged.

Around Great Britain

King Arthur is very special to Wales, and we mean to incorporate much more about Wales.

Wales

Caerleon-on-Usk

Gwent

Dinas Emrys

Dinas Bran

Scotland - King Arthur

Was King Arthur from Scotland?

There is much evidence to link King Arthur with Scotland.

Please read this and make up your own mind.

Drumchapel

The Legends of King Arthur

Visit this interesting web site for lots of information and pictures on places in the Arthurian legends.

http://www.sfu.ca/archaeology/museum/kingarth/1intro.html