Just off the A30 (about a 30 minute drive) is the National Trust Lanhydrock Park. Conveniently you can use Lanhydrock as a picnic stop on your journey home. In the large, free car park you’ll find an adventure playground in a shady, wooded area at the far end. If you follow the road the car park is on you’ll find a short, flat walk down to the pretty Respryn Bridge over...
If you are on a Holiday in Cornwall and would like to go and explore Cornwall a little bit you might like our suggestions for Days out in Cornwall. Why not take a trip to Tintagel where you and your children can discover everything about the legends of King Arthur. Walk to the castle in Tintagel A 40-minute drive brings you to Tintagel with the Cornish cliffs spectacular views...
Things to do in Cornwall for couples – Holiday experiences too good to waste on the kids…Cornwall’s not only about the kids – so pack away those thoughts of buckets and spades and start thinking about your own extraordinary visit. There are some truly amazing days out to be found with a myriad of experts across the county. A world of wonder awaits you beyond the...
Are you counting the days until your family holiday in Cornwall? If you’ve already started planning your stay you might have come across a very difficult question: Which one of the more than 400 beaches in Cornwall should you visit and which beaches are best for families with young children? We have asked our staff for their favourite family friendly beaches on the North coast of Cornwall...
Summer Holidays in UK or going abroad? We have listed all the pros for spending your family holidays in the Cornwall. 1. Cornwall has some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe Beautiful golden sands and turquoise water; on a sunny day the views could be easily mistaken for somewhere in the Caribbean. Perranporth, Fistral and St. Ives’ Porthmeor Beach have all recently been voted to be amongst...
