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Feadon Farm Wildlife Centre
251 reviews
#1 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Highlights for us were meeting the adorable little owl Dot, the joy of Margaret perching on our gloved hands and meeting the friendly rescued foxes for treats, strokes and kisses, beautiful snakes a toad and more.""Had a lovely birthday experience with Gary and the animals and it was an absolute joy seeing the passion in Gary and the genuine love he has for his animals."
Llama Lland
122 reviews
#2 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"After a lovely walk with Tom imparting his wide knowledge on the area, llamas and sheep we were treated to a picnic lunch and cream tea with the scones being made by Tom’s mother.""The 3 hours were concluded with a very pleasant lunch including a delicious milkshake & cream and scones !! Overall an an absolute fantastic experience that I would thoroughly recommend and great value for money ?..."
Screech Owl Sanctuary
1,232 reviews
#3 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Its a multi award winning attraction and I can understand why! Fantastic displays and close encounters with the Owls and superb talks, the team are super knowledgeable and lovely, very friendly.""Fantastic day out , so many different owls , fantastic displays and lots of benches for people to sit , staff are enthusiastic and very helpful , hands on and intervention , you must go , highly recommended , ther..."
The Flicka Foundation - Donkey Sanctuary
287 reviews
#4 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"A beautiful peaceful place, well worth a visit, the cafe is lovely ,the staff we met all friendly and knowledgeable, and passionate about the welfare of the donkeys and ponies at the sanctuary.""Well worth a visit to support the wonderful work of this amazing sanctuary, it has a new parking area, a super cafe serving reasonable priced snacks, a small gift shop, friendly caring volunteer staff and of cours..."
Trebah Garden
2,449 reviews
#5 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"The informal sub tropical gardens are an absolute delight with spectacular planting, beautiful lakes, all year round interest and winding routes taking visitors in various directions including to a private beach o...""Our kids absolutely loved all the routes and adventures, we loved a picnic on the beach even though we had to put our brolly up mid way through, we loved all the scenic spots and the play area was fab."
Crantock Beach
811 reviews
#6 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"This is a fantastic big beach with great sand dunes.The river makes a super play area when the tide is out especially for the little ones.For walkers and dogs this is he perfect beach""It has everything, fabulous soft sand, enormous stretch of sand at low tide, an estuary for paddle boarding, caves, rocks for rock pooling and crabbing, a pub on the cliff, little motorboat to take you over the ti..."
Tamar Otter and Wildlife Centre
884 reviews
#7 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Wonderful otter sanctuary, highly recommended, staff friendly and very knowledgeable, it's a very personable place, there are a lots of otters and release as many back to the wild as possible once rehabilitated.""Lovely place to visit, thoroughly enjoyed our day, saw so many animals and loved watching the otters being fed, very knowledgeable and helpful staff sorry to hear you are shutting down as would have loved to visit..."
Porthminster Beach
1,566 reviews
#8 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Stunning views and sift golden sand At low tide you can walk to harbour and back which makes it very safe for children Beach has all amenities and kids club in the summer plus lifeguard station Fabulous""... lot to offer...You will enjoy being able to sit on the sand and relax, swim, sunbathe, surf, stroll into St Ives for a beer or a pasty, or just snack on excellent food and also drink options from the beach cafes."
Gwithian Beach
470 reviews
#9 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"You can park here and either walk along the stunning cliff top towards the light house and then onto Hells Mouth or can wander down to the beach which has fantastic surf and some rock pools for exploring.""... for space from other people, and perfect waves for bodyboarding (we were in the sea non-stop for 3 hours) but also this beach has ample parking, a cafe with toilets and the best rock pools and caves to explore."
Rocky Valley
233 reviews
#10 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"... downstream and discover a beautiful walk which takes you through to a very scenic and rugged landscape, typical for the Cornish coastline or alternatively follow the Coastal path from Bossiney towards Boscastle""Although the path abounds with walkers some places are serene and this is one of them- the stream has a calming effect and it is an excellent place to eat your packed lunch or just sit awhile and ponder."
Hayle Towans Beach
625 reviews
#11 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Fantastic Beach popular with surfing and you can walk for miles along the beach We were lucky enough to enjoy lovely weather in September and spent a day at the beach with our beach chairs, tent and BBQ.""The beach is huge The beach is so clean RNLI on patrol from three look outs The surfing is epic, strong waves, super undertoe Best access from the bluff inn Access from site is steep so if you have youngsters walk..."
Perranporth Beach
2,188 reviews
#12 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Cave and rock formations look beautiful and are great for exploring plus tide leaves lovely mini paddling pools which are warm and perfect for young children Will definitely be back!""This beach is amazing the water is solo clear it’s perfect sand & the tide goes out revealing some great big rock pools ideal for younger ones... our son loved his time on the beach & we will be back"
Godrevy
626 reviews
#13 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"I lived near Godrevy for many years and this was the place to go to for a sunset fish & chips, a picnic or BBQ on the beach, seaside foraging, kite flying, dog walking, seal & wild flower spotting and grabbing a C...""I love coming here, lots of scenic car parking,lovely walking on springy sandy turf, great for dogs, lovely beaches at low tide, and crashing waves at high tide, walk up to the small rocky island on which the Godr..."
Treyarnon Bay Beach
365 reviews
#14 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Treyarnon has it all - great sand, great surf, space, rock pools, pools for toddlers to bathe in, allows dogs, rocks to climb, fantastic views when walking along the coastal path to Constantine beach which also le...""Just right for a family - toilets, great shop, wonderful beach shack (try the hot strawberry milkshake, omg!!), lovely expanse of sand, rock pools, surfing, gentle rock climbing......just amazing."
Porth Joke Beach
138 reviews
#15 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"The walk down to the beach is wonderful with wild flower meadows and far reaching views; once on the beach its lovely plenty of space and a shallow safe beach for all ages to enjoy.""The walk from the car park through the poppy fields and down to the beach, gives the family the feeling that they are discovering something special and they are ... A real hidden treasure."
Walk Bude - Coastal & Canal
257 reviews
#16 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Lovely walk loads of wildlife and the tow path and cycle path are separate so great for the dogs plus they enjoyed a swim in the canal very well kept if you like a stroll don’t miss this one""... cobwebs,There is also plenty of history to read about in the town section.This is a really pleasant nature walk,we saw herons asleep and stalking,fish topped a couple of times and a peregrine went home hungry,..."
Porthcurno Beach
611 reviews
#17 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"We found this beach by accident on our way back from Lands end Its a hidden gem , great for the family, ample opportunity to swim and body board , plenty of car parking and only a short walk to the beach, steps we...""The old Cable and Wireless college is now the Telegraph Museum and the amazing Minack Theatre can also be reached from the beach via a challenging but invigorating climb up the cliff or back via the road."
Bude Sea Pool
1,006 reviews
#18 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Great feature and very nice area , a really lovely experience and would highly recommend :) locals very pleasant and natural , cheap to park and just a wonderful beach and experience :)""We visited as a family with children it was a lovely addition to swim in here as well as the sea Bude is amazing for body boarding surfing and having fun in the sea pool ."
South West Coast Path - Godrevy Head
139 reviews
#19 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"It is a great natural resource which seems to be appreciated by a wide range of people - surfers, pensioners, tourists, locals, nature lovers and photographers.""An excellent stopping off/rest place with the National Trust car park and Facilities with a Café and lovely beaches on the west side of the Headland."
Tanglewood Wild Garden
222 reviews
#20 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"From magical fairy doors and small sculptures that pop out in unexpected places to stunning ponds with dragonflies and enormous fish, an aviary and giant noughts and crosses and chess games.""The brains behind tangle wood are very clever with fantastic imagination, cleverly made sculptures, lots to see and do,and a perfect place to explore, take in the beauty of nature and some peace and quite with a b..."
Porthkidney Sands
196 reviews
#21 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"You have to walk past the edge of a golf course to get there and it is a little steep, but you can also use this path as the start of a really lovely walk along a path above Carbis Bay and beach and also Porthmins...""You can park up by the church and walk down sandy path through the golf course, but easier and quicker if lugging stuff is the pay and display car park - look for Dynamite Quay Lelant for the postcode."
South West Coast Path Walk- Mullion Cove to Lizard Point & Village
170 reviews
#22 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Mullion is a wonderful place on the Lizard, the Village its self has two great pubs, great facilities for B&B, hotels, self-catering, caravan & camping, majestic harbor, cracking friendly local shops, curry, and a...""Coastal path walks from Mullion to Lizzard point and/or Kynance cove, absolutely amazing views, wonderful sea air, unspoilt and breathtakingly beautiful."
Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden
1,486 reviews
#23 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"I am really impressed about this museum the museum is at st ives amazing sculptures in the garden where u can also see the 2 authentic workshops of Barbara Hepworth u can visit as well the Tate gallery with on ticket""We bought a combined ticket for The Tate and Barbara Hepworth Museum - and we enjoyed this place far more than The Tate! Very interesting to read about her life, and wonderful to see her sculptures in such a beaut..."
Lanhydrock House and Garden
3,029 reviews
#24 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Tje National Trust have done a famtastic job in preserving this wonderful home and the volunteers are very friendly and helpful but their knowledge is truly amazing and retale some fantastic stories about the fami...""There is significant parkland that is highly enjoyable place to walk and marvel at nature, in addition there is gardens and a brilliant house, staffed with the usually helpful NT volunteers who ensure that you can..."
Trebarwith Strand Beach
467 reviews
#25 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Fantastic place to stay, stunning beach very natural, love the ice cream shop and both the Port William and The Mill House do lovely food and are very warm and welcoming, couldn’t recommend it more.""This lovely cove w hich can be walked easily from Tintagel or driven to is one of the best in Cornwall - up on the cliffs you have splendid views of a larger bay and down below it is an enchanting cove best when i..."
Rock Beach
263 reviews
#26 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Beautiful place lots of different vistas as the tide changes, massive stretch of lovely sand overlooking Padstow and beaches with lovely coastal path walk to Polzeath or Port Issac etc""Rock beach is a super place to enjoy various activities from wether you want to just go for a walk along it or relax and enjoy the wonderful views of the Camel Estuary or the vista which is Padstow on the opposite..."
Fowey Estuary
737 reviews
#27 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"With lovely beaches and opportunities for exploring both upriver and the mouth of the river, great for wildlife including a seal , herons, kingfishers and even ospreys on a kayaking trip.""Sever eating places including pubs all situated on the harbour with incredible views, bakeries for the best pasties, sweet shops for incredible Cornish fudge, Brocante for incredible home designs, Joules for great..."
Chapel Porth Beach
235 reviews
#30 of 292 Nature & Parks in Cornwall
"Love Chapel Porth Beach , looks very ordinary but when the tide is out wow miles of sandy beaches, beautiful coastal walks and amazing views, lots of surfers and body boarders a great place for families and the he...""At high water, there is only a smallish cove, but as the tide recedes, a vast expanse of beach, caves and pools opens up to be explored right along the base of the rugged coastline to the left and right of the act..."
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