when we were younger we used to camping at tintagel in cornwall?

Question

while we were there one year i remember visiting a cave or a cavern...you walked down some steps into it and there was water falling down each side and like a path through the middle that you walked along. under the water there were slate slabs that im sure we were told were the graves of the knights of the round table(although i may be mistaken)
can anybody tell me where this is and what it is called?

Answer 1

King Arthur and the Knights of the round table has a long historic link with Tintagel, Cornwall. This web site has some photos and information that might be of use.

http://www.tintagelweb.co.uk/King%20Arthur.htm

I do seem to remember a cave there was associated with Merlin. I hope this is of use to you.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I have been all over Cornwall many many times but I have never come across anything quite like that, sounds good though.