Cornwall sits at the tip of South West England. Bounded on the north and west by the Atlantic Ocean, and the south by the English Channel, this land boasts rugged cliffs, gorgeous beaches, seaside towns, country gardens, and many historic sites. With a mild climate and lots to do, family vacations in Cornwall are sure to be enjoyed by one and all.
Lots of outdoor activities can be enjoyed and the climate is mild. Over 300 beaches are open to swimming and surfing, sailing or kayaking. Fishing is still a daily activity in traditional harbor towns. There's also rock climbing, country gardens, and quaint towns to explore. Visit legendary castles, local museums, and art galleries.
Newquay is the surfing capital of England. Many beach front businesses offer surf or body boards for rent. Newquay also hosts the Blue Reef Aquarium and the Newquay zoo with more than 130 species of animals.
Visit the Cornish Heritage Center showcasing farm life in days gone by. DairyLand Farm World offers a petting zoo and pony rides and a Lamborghini hayride. Kids will get a close-up experience with rabbits, lambs, piglets, donkeys, a llama, chinchillas, chipmunks, and storks.
Trebah Garden is a 26 acre ravine descending 200' to the private and secluded Helford beach. It's a sub-tropical jungle with an extensive collection of rare shrubs and trees. Walk through a tunnel of giant rhubarb, 16 feet high. A stream and waterfall end at the beach where visitors can swim and picnic.
Eden Project Global Garden is an all day activity offering themed events and concerts. Nestled within the crater of an old clay pit, biosphere domes house plants from around the world.. The gift shop is charming, and several on-site cafes and restaurants offer refreshments.
Theme parks are a kid favorite. Younger children will marvel at Hidden Valley Discovery Park. It's a magical adventure with a hunt for the lost crystal, a walk along a hobbit trail, mazes to wander, a secret garden to stroll, and a train to ride. Older kids will enjoy the thrilling rides at Crealy Great Adventure Park with it's roller coasters, raft and log rides. There's a toddler area for the little ones.
There are many castles steeped in legend and mystery. Tintagel Castle is where legend says King Arthur was born. The ruins are set high on a rugged coast offering spectacular views. Visit Merlin's Cave and enjoy a meal at the beach cafe.
St Michael's Mount was built on an island. Today this castle still stands. Visitors can tour the castle and the grounds. At low tide the castle is accessible by foot. Walk the causeway to the castle from the village of Mounts Bay. Boat service to the island is also available.
The Camel Trail is 11 miles of easy, level walking or cycling. It's stroller and wheelchair accessible and off limits to motor vehicles. The trail connects the picturesque villages of Bodmin and Wadebridge.
Find the Tourist Information Centre closest to where you're staying for a complete list of local attractions, and events. Family vacations in Cornwall have something to offer every member of the family. Enjoy city walks, historic places, country pubs, old villages, beaches, castles, the zoo, aquarium and theme parks. There's a wide choice of accommodations to suit any budget. Choose from hotels, B&Bs, guest houses, cottages, and camper vans for rent.
Lots of outdoor activities can be enjoyed and the climate is mild. Over 300 beaches are open to swimming and surfing, sailing or kayaking. Fishing is still a daily activity in traditional harbor towns. There's also rock climbing, country gardens, and quaint towns to explore. Visit legendary castles, local museums, and art galleries.
Newquay is the surfing capital of England. Many beach front businesses offer surf or body boards for rent. Newquay also hosts the Blue Reef Aquarium and the Newquay zoo with more than 130 species of animals.
Visit the Cornish Heritage Center showcasing farm life in days gone by. DairyLand Farm World offers a petting zoo and pony rides and a Lamborghini hayride. Kids will get a close-up experience with rabbits, lambs, piglets, donkeys, a llama, chinchillas, chipmunks, and storks.
Trebah Garden is a 26 acre ravine descending 200' to the private and secluded Helford beach. It's a sub-tropical jungle with an extensive collection of rare shrubs and trees. Walk through a tunnel of giant rhubarb, 16 feet high. A stream and waterfall end at the beach where visitors can swim and picnic.
Eden Project Global Garden is an all day activity offering themed events and concerts. Nestled within the crater of an old clay pit, biosphere domes house plants from around the world.. The gift shop is charming, and several on-site cafes and restaurants offer refreshments.
Theme parks are a kid favorite. Younger children will marvel at Hidden Valley Discovery Park. It's a magical adventure with a hunt for the lost crystal, a walk along a hobbit trail, mazes to wander, a secret garden to stroll, and a train to ride. Older kids will enjoy the thrilling rides at Crealy Great Adventure Park with it's roller coasters, raft and log rides. There's a toddler area for the little ones.
There are many castles steeped in legend and mystery. Tintagel Castle is where legend says King Arthur was born. The ruins are set high on a rugged coast offering spectacular views. Visit Merlin's Cave and enjoy a meal at the beach cafe.
St Michael's Mount was built on an island. Today this castle still stands. Visitors can tour the castle and the grounds. At low tide the castle is accessible by foot. Walk the causeway to the castle from the village of Mounts Bay. Boat service to the island is also available.
The Camel Trail is 11 miles of easy, level walking or cycling. It's stroller and wheelchair accessible and off limits to motor vehicles. The trail connects the picturesque villages of Bodmin and Wadebridge.
Find the Tourist Information Centre closest to where you're staying for a complete list of local attractions, and events. Family vacations in Cornwall have something to offer every member of the family. Enjoy city walks, historic places, country pubs, old villages, beaches, castles, the zoo, aquarium and theme parks. There's a wide choice of accommodations to suit any budget. Choose from hotels, B&Bs, guest houses, cottages, and camper vans for rent.
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