Food was rapid, staff were very attentive, very clean, food was delicious, very well priced…read more Would definitely visit again.

First time visit after hearing the praises of Lanhydrock from my daughter for about 10 years…read more AND....not at all disappointed. Thoroughly enjoyed the tour, which took us about 2 hours. After this, we enjoyed the gardens upper/lower. Well laid out. The car park is approx 15-20 minute walk, mostly downhill, which means you've got an uphill struggle to get back. There is a "mini" taxi type service costing £1 per head each way, (well worth it), to the House. Car park charge to non-members is £3.00 all day, which is pretty good. The house is in good repair, and the history is very well recorded. Beware the Cafe.......as with most NT establishments it is franchised, extortionate and not good value for money....especially for eating and drinking in a shed...!! That aside, you will have a lovely day...

The Aquarium is populated with sea life from the Fowey Estuary and everything is released back at…read morethe end of the season. The Aquarium is run by true enthusiasts who will talk to you about each exhibit. It really us a true gem of Fowey.

The aquarium in Fowey is quite small and only open during the Summer months. It is below the Fowey…read moretown hall. It is only one room which is not very big but it is quite good for families to visit. In the centre there is a tank which you can reach into and touch the sea life, such as crabs. This is good although you have to be careful not to hurt the animals. Around the outside of the room there are more tanks. After about 30 minutes you run out of things to see in the aquarium, but the entrance fee was not very high so it was worth seeing.

a truly fantastic wildlife park and animal sanctuary, this is a must see! its super cheap for the…read moreexperience that you receive! you get to feed deer, ducks, hens, goats, peacocks and more! it is also substantially bigger than you expect, we spent nearly three hours there and we could have spent more! truly wonderful place!!! this is far, far better than any other wildlife parks i have ever visited and recommend that anyone near liskeard, cornwall to pop in and give it a whirl! a* and some from me!

This is a lovely museum of old-timey fairground stuff, from carousel horses to old slot machines…read moreand games, and the whole building is filled with fairground artwork. There's a lot of really interesting history to read and some great pictures to go along with it. In the second building there's about 8 working rides that operate on a token payment system. Most of them are pretty tame, but they're still fun for a wide range of ages, and great nostalgia. While it's fun, it's not really a day out: you are unlikely to be there for more than a few hours unless you spend the whole time on rides! But it's nice to visit of an afternoon if you're local to the area, and if not, maybe pop in on the way to or from somewhere else.

I visited Dingles steam village last summer and found it to be a very good day out. In the main…read morebuilding there is a museum showing some steam machines and exhibitions detailing the history of fairgrounds. We spent a few hours looking around this part and found it really interesting. There was also an organ that a member of staff from Dingles played. The second building contained 3 or 4 classic fairground rides, which you could ride for a small fee. There were also some push penny machines which were fun to use. The people who work there seem to be very passionate about what they do and I enjoyed the day there.

Trevose Golf Club provides accommodation for guests varying from Dormy House to Flats. It is…read morelocated close to the township of Padstow where there is fine dining. The accommodation is very comfortable with a kitchenette and dish washer. There is a community laundry. Breakfast at the clubhouse is traditional English Breskfast. Service is friendly and good. The championship course is well kept and challenging. Views are spectacular. Never mind if you have a bad day at golf, it is still a nice walk in any case.

This may not be a huge aquarium but it is lovely and does still take a while to work your way…read morearound. We took our son a while ago and he was totally transfixed by the fish, and we thoroughly enjoyed it as well. I was particularly taken with the sea horse and could have stood and watched them for ages. It does seem a bit expensive, but then a place like that must take some running. There was a cafe and shop with a wide range of gifts from pocket money to quite a bit more money. Definitely worth a look in with or without kids if you like fish, and the setting right next to the beach is beautiful too.

A good aquarium in Newquay with lots of facts to read and lots of interesting sea creatures to look…read moreat including sharks! They have a great gift shop with lots to choose from and a good cafe. The staff all around the aquarium are very friendly and helpful and give talks to people on the creatures and will answer any questions you have. The only downside I found was we got around a bit too quickly as with small children they didn't want to hear many of the details they just wanted to look at things, so perhaps best for older children I'd say if you want to make a day of it, as with small children you could be in and out in an hour which makes it expensive. x

18 hole Par 3 is a very well maintained course and can give your game a good test, as the weather…read moreconditions, smallish hidden greens,demand a fair degree of accuracy and the correct club selection. It has become a bit more pricey of late, but some local papers do occasionally offer money off vouchers, The pitch and putt is good fun for the non golfers. If golfs not your bag there is fishing, go-carts and some unusual far ground type attractions or just a nice walk down to the stunning Holywell Bay. There is a nice bar with a range of pub grub or try the other fast food outlets on sight

This isn't a bad little zoo. Houses and works with the main animals you would expect in a zoo…read more Maybe one or two more different species would be nice but for what it is it's not too badly priced for what it is. To pass a few hours this is a nice thing to do in the heart of Cornwall.

We live nearby to twycross but much prefer this zoo. It's inexpensive and a far nicer place to walk…read morearound. Twycross has a huge amount of monkeys but they are mostly in little cages - at Newquay they've got their monkeys on a little open air island in a pond. There is no cage at all and they are contained by the water. It's this kind of feeling you get all round the zoo where they've obviously thought about the happiness of the animals as well as the paying public. You get very close to the animals, have Chipmunks crossing over your head in tubes. There are also play areas and places to have picnics. When we went I could have my hand stamped and nip back to the car to get my picnic stuff. They also have animal visits where they take smaller animals and reptiles round to schools and holiday parks. A really great place with caring staff.