Great help, advice and assistance whilst booking and paying for paddleboarding for a party of four. If we're down in Cornwall in future will certainly make an effort to get to the lake and do it all again. Would highly recommend for visiting and the prices we're excellent too. Can't thank them enough for one of our best experiences whilst on holiday.

Fantastic place to visit for the whole family and all ages. Adults can ride with children on fairground rides from the bygone era. Complete with museum, gift shop and cafe. Buy your ticket once and come back as often as you like for a year!! Great value

Wow! Great atmosphere, very friendly, welcoming staff- and sublime food. The chef was front of house, perfectly placed to talk passionately about the quality of his produce, and to give us a synopsis of how he and the team have ended up at the Ship. The staff were all very pleasant and efficient. Now to the important bit; food! My wife and I visited for a Valentine’s Day meal, and I had one thing on mind- Steak! I did not leave disappointed. We shared the chateaubriand (recommended rate by the chef) and it was sublime. It was easier to cut through the tender meat than it was to slice through the butter! The starters and desserts were equally delicious, as was the wine! Thank you for making a lovely evening even more perfect. We will be returning, with friends!

This National trust property is without a doubt an exceptional place to visit. My wife and I have visited quite a number of National Trust properties but this place just exceeded our expectations and kept wowing at every turn. May I suggest you set aside a day to immerse yourself in the splendor of both the wonderful house/chapel and impressive gardens. The house has a very pleasant cafe/ restaurant, a well stocked plant and gift shop and of cause knowledgeable and very friendly staff. There are picnic areas and lots to see in the varied and delightful gardens; you can wander down to the quay on the banks of the river Tamar then visit the Discovery centre and Mill with its gift shops and workshops. This was one of the most spectacular National Trust properties we have visited so far and I hope you enjoy it beauty and grandeur as much as we did.

Incredible views and beautiful sunset. Our children wanted to go to Monster Slip and Slide however when this came up it was a “no brainier” we couldn’t believe where the tunnel came out at the other end. Would 100% recommend at Sunset time 🌅

What a lovely beach with just the most amazing sunset views. It was a rather miserable day earlier and then in the evening the weather broke and we got to sit and watch the beauty of the day come to an end. The beach has a really set of shops and restaurants. Well worth a visit

A beautiful beach. The car park next to it shares the same name. It's dog friendly with toilets nearby, including a choice of cafes. Easy access to town from here. It's worth a visit.

I absolutely do not do cold water swimming but if you want to swim in a tidal pool, then this is the place for you! Lovely views of the surrounding beaches.

Excellent experience in Hidden Valley. Great puzzle tours for both children and adults. The mansion and study, where you can play short escape rooms are beautiful and a welcome indoor alternative when there was a little rain. Great facilities for bringing a baby. We were able to spent a full afternoon here comfortably with a 10 month old baby. The host was also very kind.

This is an excellent place with a great cause. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly, coming out with stories about the different monkeys and how they got there, and you could tell they genuinely cared and had the monkey's wellbeing at heart. Not many monkeys or very big, but lovely place in a lovely location. Me and the kids had fun, Thanks!

Looe Beach, Cornwall : Family Seaside Fun and Coastal Charm🌊🦀🏝️☀️ The Beach is perfect for families, offering safe swimming, sandy shores for games, and crab fishing fun. You see kids enjoy building sandcastles whilst adults swimming or relaxing with stunning coastal views. Looe beach is small and can get busy during weekends, school holidays, and with tourists during the summer months. With fish and chip shops, pubs, restaurants, and cafes nearby, it’s a complete seaside escape filled with charm. #explorecornwall

A fantastic place to visit, especially if you’ve been exploring the old WWII airfield at Davidstow. The museum showcases everything from aircraft and vehicles to weapons and uniforms, all displayed within the original RAF Davidstow wartime buildings. Outside, you can also wander through numerous blast shelters and air raid bunkers, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the experience.

St Nectan’s Waterfall is absolutely worth the visit if you're in Cornwall. Just be aware that the GPS location isn’t completely accurate - you can’t drive right up to the waterfall. You’ll need to park in the designated car park just before the right turn to the falls (only £3 for the whole day), and then enjoy a 30-minute walk through a stunning forest trail to reach the site. The walk itself is part of the experience—peaceful, scenic, and filled with the sounds of nature. It’s quite steep in places and can be a bit slippery when wet, so wear comfortable shoes with good grip. The path is well-maintained, with railings where needed to keep it safe. When you arrive, the site is clearly laid out with signs and staff to guide you. There’s a café, toilets, and a picnic area where you can take a break. The site also hosts meditation sessions, yoga classes, and retreats, and there’s even a dedicated meditation room. Admission to the waterfall is £10 per person. The waterfall itself is beautiful and it's worth visiting.

Went here while on holiday. Beautiful little village and well worth the visit to the castle to see Arthur's statue. Steps to climb up and down so not everyone can do this but if you can definitely recommend. £2.50 to get a lift back up from the ruins was well.worth it.

What a view! To visit the ruins of Tintagel Castle the surrounding cliffs alone are worth it. From the castle itself are just a few remains. When the tide is low you can explore the few caves down at the beach, including Merlin’s cave. The walk over the bridge is stunning The fees are quite high with 20 Pounds but the historical site has to be kept. So we didn’t mind too much.

Amazing place. Arrived at mid day, left at 4pm after a wander around the house, church and gardens, the other half I'll have to come back and explore another day as I ran out of time and had to head back home! All the staff here are knowledgeable and friendly. Great day out.

Bodmin Jail is a brilliant attraction – really well presented, atmospheric, and full of history. The courtyard is lovely for a drink afterwards too. The only let-down was the final attraction: it’s built up as if you’ll see a hanging, but in reality it’s just a tiny platform drop and nothing much else, which felt a bit flat after all the build-up. Aside from that, we thoroughly enjoyed it and would definitely recommend a visit.

Amazing place to visit no matter the weather! There are the inside biomes which are amazing to see in the sun or rain and the wonderful outdoor gardens to see as well. There are great outdoor play areas for kids and if you're feeling adventurous a zip-line that goes over the eden project as well. Definitely worth pre-booking though, to avoid the queues.

So sad this place is closing... And all the exhibits being sold by auction 😔, been a museum for 50 years. Lost treasure to the world. Good luck to those who have to move on. Glad we got to see this amazing place.

Had to visit on our current holiday to Cornwall. Been a few years since last visit. Came in the late afternoon, so late lunch so found a pastie shop bought a few bits and the family had a small picnic along the harbour wall. Scenery was amazing fantastic sunny day . Even got a little pub stop done before heading off .can't wait to come back and try new shops and eateries.

We experienced the magical Heligan Night Garden which is a separate ticketed event to the standard Lost Gardens entry. All the stewards from the parking attendants, those on the trail and those when we departed were knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. The accessible parking was close to the entry and this and all the usual parking is free for night garden customers. There are a few ridges from rain in the car park and some trails so take care in a wheelchair or mobility scooter. The night gardens were pretty from the entrance and of course we took far too many photos of the beautiful and creative installations. One super bonus that doesn't appear to be advertised until you check the small print on the back of the leaflet you are given on entry, is that your entire party have a complimentary daytime entry for the gardens until 31st January after you attend the night gardens. The one-way layout of the trail was really well thought out. The accessible routes did not miss any of the installations. The refreshment facilities had queues but plenty of space to sit outside and in the undercover areas (the weather was kind) to enjoy a drink or snack. The Stewards House was serving more substantial meals and warmer inside. The timed entries seemed to allow space for everyone to see the installations and manoeuvre about. The barn was open for goat & donkey petting and taking festive photos in a sleigh or with cuddly polar bears and we toasted marshmallows over a large firepit and enjoyed a created snow shower in one area. We really enjoyed the evening and the families with children around us seemed to be doing so also. The exit is through the gift shop of course.

Very interesting and nice looking Cathedral in Truro centre. Well worth a visit and entrance is free. Nice little square with benches at the main entrance.

A lovely afternoon spent at Trelissick, a National Trust house near Truro. A nice walk amongst the plants in the gardens. A welcome cup of tea each in the house dining room. There is a well stocked gift shop on site and a plant centre. The shop has the usual fare found in similar NT properties. There is also a cafe on site, an art and crafts gallery and a very good second-hand book shop. Highly recommend a visit here .

Used the online ticket service and got 10% off. Very good service. The ticket office is a shed which is mainly used in the summer. If you don't book online I belive you can pay by card on the ferry.

There is extra parking at the castle, but not marked up. There is what looks like a slip road that has a steep decline, but if you take that one left of the main car park there is lots of space. Castle is very interesting. Well worth a visit.