Must-Visit Attractions for Your Next Cornwall Holiday

Planning a holiday to Cornwall? Whether you’re after family fun, scenic adventures, or a slice of Cornwall’s rich history, our delightful county offers something for everyone. From world-famous beaches to iconic landmarks, you’ll find plenty of attractions in Cornwall that are just a stone’s throw away from our park. To help you plan your getaway, we’ve rounded up some top spots you simply can’t miss!

 

Newquay’s World-Class Beaches

A trip to Cornwall wouldn’t be complete without experiencing its spectacular coastline, and Trevornick Holiday Park is just minutes away from some of the best. Newquay, known for its laid-back surfer vibes, has several beautiful beaches to explore. Whether you want to ride the waves at Fistral Beach, relax at the family-friendly Towan Beach, or enjoy a peaceful stroll along Crantock Beach, you’ll be spoiled for choice.

For something even closer to home, Holywell Bay Beach—just a short walk from our holiday park—boasts golden sands, dramatic dunes, and sweeping views. It’s the perfect place for family picnics, beach games, or simply unwinding while the kids splash in the sea. Plus, its famous twin rocks, Gull Rock, have even appeared in TV shows like Poldark!

 

The Eden Project

There are few attractions in Cornwall that match the awe-inspiring Eden Project. This world-famous attraction is less than an hour’s drive from Trevornick and offers a day out like no other. Step inside its iconic biomes and discover the world’s largest indoor rainforest, featuring plants from across the globe. Explore Mediterranean landscapes and outdoor gardens, and even try out their adrenaline-pumping zipline for a unique view of the domes.

With seasonal events, family activities, and fascinating exhibitions, the Eden Project is perfect for visitors of all ages and an absolute must-see during your Cornwall holiday.

 

Newquay Zoo and Blue Reef Aquarium

If you’re visiting Cornwall with little ones, make sure to stop by Newquay Zoo and the Blue Reef Aquarium. Both of these attractions in Cornwall are fantastic for family days out, offering fun and education in equal measure.

At Newquay Zoo, you can meet over 1,000 animals from around the world, including lions, meerkats, penguins, and many more. The zoo’s conservation efforts and interactive exhibits make it both a fun and meaningful day out. For underwater adventure, the Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay is a must. Home to a variety of marine life, including sharks, rays, and seahorses, this immersive experience allows you to explore the fascinating ecosystems that live just beneath the surface of Cornwall’s waters.

 

Tintagel Castle

For history buffs, a trip to the legendary Tintagel Castle is a must. Only a short drive from Trevornick, this iconic cliffside ruin is steeped in myth and mystery, with legends connecting it to King Arthur and his knights. Walk the stunning footbridge to take in breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and explore the remains of the medieval castle perched high above the sea. Don’t forget to visit Merlin’s Cave, hidden beneath the cliffs and only accessible at low tide.

With its blend of history, myth, and jaw-dropping scenery, Tintagel Castle is sure to leave a lasting impression.

 

Bedruthan Steps

Looking for dramatic natural beauty? Head to Bedruthan Steps, just north of Newquay. This striking stretch of coastline, featuring towering rock stacks scattered across the beach, offers one of the most scenic views in Cornwall. A walk along the coastal path provides incredible vistas! Note that the beach is only accessible at low tide, so plan your visit accordingly. It’s a great spot for photography or simply soaking in the awe-inspiring landscape that Cornwall is so famous for.

 

The Lost Gardens of Heligan

If you love a tranquil escape, don’t miss The Lost Gardens of Heligan, another of Cornwall’s magical hidden gems. These beautifully restored gardens are home to winding pathways, vibrant flowers, and exotic plants. Take a peaceful walk through the subtropical jungle, explore the walled gardens, and discover hidden sculptures dotted throughout the grounds.

Cornwall’s wealth of attractions promises a holiday packed with variety, from sandy beaches and natural wonders to thrilling family adventures and fascinating history. Ready to experience the best of Cornwall? Book your stay at Trevornick Holiday Park and start planning your perfect holiday today! For more inspiration, check out our guide to the best attractions in Cornwall.

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