Martin's Roost
Sightseeing
A wonderful walk through the gorge but don't forget to wear stout shoes or boots. It can be slippery after rain.
82 locals recommend
Lydford Gorge Tea Rooms
1 SouthgateA wonderful walk through the gorge but don't forget to wear stout shoes or boots. It can be slippery after rain.
An interesting and historic National Trust property, just a couple of miles from Martin's Roost. Wander through the gardens, visit the mill and enjoy the house, then have a scone and clotted cream in the tearoom
99 locals recommend
Cotehele House
An interesting and historic National Trust property, just a couple of miles from Martin's Roost. Wander through the gardens, visit the mill and enjoy the house, then have a scone and clotted cream in the tearoom
No trip to Cornwall is complete without a visit to the Eden Project but if you can go early before the car parks nearest the entrance fill up.
1111 locals recommend
Eden Project
No trip to Cornwall is complete without a visit to the Eden Project but if you can go early before the car parks nearest the entrance fill up.
A place for children and adults alike. Historic village with Victorian shops, school and pub
Costumes for dressing up and a train ride into a copper mine make this place special
53 locals recommend
Morwellham Quay
A place for children and adults alike. Historic village with Victorian shops, school and pub
Costumes for dressing up and a train ride into a copper mine make this place special
Fishing village near to Looe. Watch the boats unload their catch while you eat your ice cream .
139 locals recommend
Polperro
Fishing village near to Looe. Watch the boats unload their catch while you eat your ice cream .
The Monkey Sanctuary
An ideal half day visit for all the family to enjoy.
A chance to dress up as pixies and take photos sitting on a large toad stool. Also a gift shop.
Pixieland
A chance to dress up as pixies and take photos sitting on a large toad stool. Also a gift shop.
Busy town with lots of independent shops. A ride on the chain car ferry is a must
378 locals recommend
Dartmouth
Busy town with lots of independent shops. A ride on the chain car ferry is a must
Tintagel Castle bridge
South West Coast PathKing Arthur's castle or so they say
Bodmin Moor
The beast of Bodmin lives here?
Many American soldiers
Beautiful scenery . Used as a training ground for D Day by American troops
77 locals recommend
Slapton Sands
Many American soldiers
Beautiful scenery . Used as a training ground for D Day by American troops
Food Scene
A small town with a great beach. Children will love it and it has many good cafes and restaurants serving everything from a pasty to delicious seafood
209 locals recommend
Looe
A small town with a great beach. Children will love it and it has many good cafes and restaurants serving everything from a pasty to delicious seafood
A short drive into Devon, Tavistock is famous for its Pannier Market which is open on most days of the week. Stop for coffee outside one of the cafes around the market and watch the world go by. Park in the large riverside car park and take the short waterside walk into town.
157 locals recommend
Tavistock
A short drive into Devon, Tavistock is famous for its Pannier Market which is open on most days of the week. Stop for coffee outside one of the cafes around the market and watch the world go by. Park in the large riverside car park and take the short waterside walk into town.
Good basic food, breakfast lunch and dinner at reasonable prices and a wonderful view.
9 locals recommend
Louis Tea Rooms
Kit HillGood basic food, breakfast lunch and dinner at reasonable prices and a wonderful view.
Good food, farm shop and play area for children. Good coffee and lovely icecream.
27 locals recommend
Tre, Pol & Pen
Good food, farm shop and play area for children. Good coffee and lovely icecream.
Tamar view garden centre
pinkam terraceHuge cafe and lots of gift ideas as well as all the usual gardening items
Padstow
Great scenery . Rick Stein has restaurants and shops here.
Large shopping centre
If you can't live without shopping this is the place for you and when you've had enough retail therapy head down to the Hoe and gaze out to sea, there's a wonderful lido there as well. Another place with many bars, restaurants and cafes.
204 locals recommend
Plymouth
If you can't live without shopping this is the place for you and when you've had enough retail therapy head down to the Hoe and gaze out to sea, there's a wonderful lido there as well. Another place with many bars, restaurants and cafes.
Trago Liskeard
A shop that sells everything.
Trago Mills
Huge shop but has an amusement park to keep the children happy.
Children's Paradise
Within walking distance of Martin's Roost the donkey park is a children's Paradise and it's nice not to have to use the car.
22 locals recommend
The Tamar Valley Donkey Park
Within walking distance of Martin's Roost the donkey park is a children's Paradise and it's nice not to have to use the car.
Perfect for the occasional rainy day when you cant think of any way to amuse your children.
208 locals recommend
National Marine Aquarium
Perfect for the occasional rainy day when you cant think of any way to amuse your children.
Interesting for all the family especially at other feeding
55 locals recommend
Buckfast Butterfly Farm and Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary
Dart Bridge RoadInteresting for all the family especially at other feeding
Children love pony rides and this place has them in abundance, along with indoor soft play if it rains
Miniature Pony Centre
Children love pony rides and this place has them in abundance, along with indoor soft play if it rains
Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre
All undercover. Vintage rides and amusements.
Flambards Theme Park
Clodgey LaneFor all the thrill seeking kids, young or old.
Portwrinkle
Lovely beach on a sunny day
Woodlands Family Theme Park
A3122Kids Paradise
The Box
Tavistock PlaceThe Milky Way Adventure Park
Pixieland