Good kids play centre. Has a small cafe providing both drinks and tasty snacks, a soft play area…read moreand activities for under 4's plus a large assault course and activities for the over 4's (and keen parents ;o) ). There is a few video games, mini bowling and trampolines which are great fun! A good number of leather sofas and chairs around the area where you can sip on your drink. Great for a wet day activity if visiting the area.

My wife and I had taken up raze the roofs opportunity with their £1 morning toddler offer. The…read morecentre is clean and tidy and would appear to be freshly refurbished especially in the toilet area. Mr soapy hand soap which made washing hands fun for the kids, also a nice feature are paper towels handy for extra messes and got hands drier quicker than a noisy hand drier and can scare the children. We ordered coffee and bacon sandwich from the breakfast menu, which is also a new feature as well. The staff are happy and helpful and appear to enjoy the job as they also helped our son with arts and craft activity and added the picture to the art tree on the wall. We have now booked a birthday party too and will report back with our findings.

Fantastic place to take the kids on a day out…read more Lots of animals for them to look at and pet, Mini tractors to ride on, Adventure playgrounds outside, Farm animals & bottle feeding, lakes and woods, a milking parlour where they can watch the milking process, but the main attraction for my kids has always been their indoor play area The Bull Pen. With ball pools, slides, demon drop soft play area plus a good cafe it makes a great day out for our family. You can relax with a cuppa knowing that they are safely playing. Basically a fun day out no matter what the weather, if its raining when you get there you can do the Bull Pen til it stops if its ot raining its a great place to walk around in the sun and all kids love petting the animals :) x

A brilliant day out. There is so much to do here, from feeding the lambs, feeding the goats,…read morewatching the cows be milked. There are displays of old tractors, a nice farmland walk-although its quite steep when returning! Endless amounts of kids playground facilities. There is a huge indoor bull pen which is jam packed with soft play equipment. The best thing about this is that the adults can acommpany the children around the soft play and slides. The food prices are reasonable as is the admission fee for the park itself. Ample car parking and a nice selection of goods in the giftshop-which is reasonably priced too. A really good day out for everyone

Excellent service from this company would highly recommend will be back once we go to Newquay…read moreagain. Excellent communication From mark too A****

We visited Buccaneer Bay (previously called Tunnels Through Time) whilst staying with family. We…read moretook a 4 year old boy and a 5 year old girl, both of whom thoroughly enjoyed it. You can either wander through on your own, or as we did, be led by Calico Jack the pirate guide! He was actually excellent, telling the stories of Cornwalls past in a way that engaged both the adults and kids, cracking jokes and being generally piratey! There is s slightly scarier section but with adults present it still wasn't too scary for the little ones, and adds a good entertainment portion to the stories that precede it. The sets and scenes were pretty good, and it was fairly atmospheric for what it was. It's not very big inside, but just big enough that the kids won't get bored. If they find the letters to make up the word of the day along the way they get to have a sweet 'treasure' at the end too, something else to keep them involved. Some of the free local guide leaflets have money off vouchers too that make a good dent on the entry price. When we visited (April 2010) they only accepted cash or cheques too. There's a pay car park just over the road that gives quick access to one of Newquay's beaches too if you want something else to do afterwards. If you go not expecting a day-long adventure but the interesting and entertaining diversion that it is, you won't be disappointed. One final point, the staff there were lovely, very helpful and friendly. I'd go back again.

What an absolutely brilliant bit of fun!! Sort of Madame Tussauds does pirates!! Cap'n Calico led…read moreus through, telling the stories of Cornwall's history..mainly of plague, death, pilfering and rum...you know how pirates are...he was excellent!! I think every home should have their own Cap'n Calico!! Our daughter, aged 6, was mesmerised and couldn't stop giggling after swearing the pirate's code and saying 'parle' like she was starring in the Pirate's of the Carribean films!! My two year old was a little weary of the 'scary man with a dirty face' but soon came around looking at the exhibitions and was totally thrilled at steering the Cap'n's wheel...I had to peel his fingers off it!! I cannot express how lovely the staff/owners were, taking time to chat to the children both before and after we went through, and they seemed genuinely passionate about both the attraction and pirates. The gift shop was great, although not massive, it catered for all ages and was very reasonably priced...my daughter was thrilled to have a 'gold' necklace with a Cornish Knocker pendant on it!! (less than £2!!). I don't think it would be suitable for disabled access as we did go up...and back down..stairs a few times - probably best to contact them before making a visit. The exit weirdly came out of the side of the building so we had to go back in the front door to use the toilets & gift shop etc. No hardship for us, but it was down another flight of steps, elderly people may struggle a little. I honestly must say it was a highlight of our week in Cornwall...and we visit several times a year, but would not hesitate on returning to Buccaneer Bay many times. Do take a look at their till...it wasn't working when we were there, but it was a work of art!! Well done Buccaneer Bay - simply brilliant!!!!

Very good. Mostly undercover and enough to keep the kids busy for most of the days. A bit pricey,…read morebut that was offset by a 6 day return voucher!

A giant Hall full of bouncy castles. Cheap entry…read more Toddler area with bouncy castle and toddler toys. Larger areas for older children but toddlers can still access this. You have to ensure safety as often other children flying around rapidly over the castles. Disco and party's available. 3* only because if general cleanliness. Grimy. Toys and castles need a good clean. Floor needs a good clean or new carpet. Food is greasy and not appealing. Coffee and tea is tasteless and vile. Despite this it's a good place for toddlers and children to burn off some energy!

This is a one-of-a-kind completely fabulous place. Jules the lady who runs it is so friendly and…read moreinspiring and welcoming. She runs a children's art club on Saturday mornings which is fantastic for the budding artist. Also does workshops for adults where you can just let your imagination flow, relax and have fun. She will also open by appointment to do children/baby hand and foot momentos. Can't recommend enough. And writing this has reminded me that I could do with an arty day - must give her a call!

We booked the family ski pass which costs £66 for 4 people (2 adults/2 children). For this you get…read morean hour on the ski slope learning to climb up and ski down, then 1/2 hour snow tubing where you sit in a great big inner tube and slide down the hill plus 5 toboggan rides each. I would recommend the pass for families with smaller children (ours were 5 and 7) as it shows you a bit of each activity. For older children, it's probably best to go for a proper lesson. They also have a lift and a proper ski slope but you have to be proficient enough before you can ski down. The surface is much better than normal dry ski slopes and the snow tubing is great fun as you can all join up and go down together. The best thing about the day was probably the staff who were really helpful and always willing to please. It was our son's birthday and he was made to feel very special. The toboggan ride is not on artificial snow but you get pulled up in a toboggan cart and can then slide down as fast as you want. You need to be 8 to have a go on your own but on the plus side, they only charge you once if you go with a child together. Great fun for all the family!