Cornwall Guides and Travel Tips

Best Things To Do In And Around Padstow

Planning a family holiday in Cornwall? Padstow is full of old-fashioned seaside fun, outdoor adventures, and just enough rainy-day options to keep little ones happy whatever the weather. Whether your kids love running wild on the beach, learning about sea creatures, or simply tucking into an ice cream by the harbour, Padstow and its surroundings have plenty to keep the whole family smiling.

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A family trip to Trevone, Cornwall

This was a long awaited trip to the house in Cornwall that A stayed in every year as a child. We had no idea what to expect as the only way of booking was via an email address from a sign outside that we had spotted on an earlier trip. We wondered whether it would have been updated at all in the 20 years since A had been and in all honesty it barely had. However, that didn't matter as it was really special to be staying in the place with so many memories for A and it was clean and had everything we needed.

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Top Tips for Cycling the Camel Trail with Children

Exploring the Camel Trail with your children is a fantastic way to soak in Cornwall’s stunning scenery while getting active as a family. This traffic-free route is perfect for little cyclists, but a little planning can turn a good ride into a great one! Here are the top tips to make your adventure smooth and memorable.

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Best Beaches for Children in North Cornwall

North Cornwall is a paradise for families looking to enjoy sandy shores, gentle waves, and plenty of activities to keep little adventurers entertained. Whether you're hunting for rock pools, building epic sandcastles, or simply enjoying a paddle in the sea, here are some of the best child-friendly beaches in the region.

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Cornwall Colouring Pack

If you’re planning a trip to Cornwall with kids, I’ve also created a 12-page Cornwall Colouring Pack filled with sandy beaches, seaside villages, surfing fun, and Cornish pasties. It’s perfect for keeping little ones busy on long drives, rainy afternoons, or while you enjoy a cream tea.