What to do in Cornwall when it's wet??

naive_2

Typically my niece and nephews have arrived for their holiday and Cornwall is properly wet! No signs of it blowing over so I'm looking for indoor attraction recommendations please.

We're in South East Cornwall but are prepared to travel

Any suggestions?

Idiophreak

Eden project?

geri1965_2

Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay.

citykid5

surfing lessons,, doesn't matter if it's raining:j

Nenen

How old are your nephews and niece? Have they got any particular hobbies or interests? In my experience under 12s are often into rocks and fossils so geology museum might be good.

These sites might give you some good ideas.
http://www.cornwall-calling.co.uk/

http://www.bestofsecornwall.co.uk/

vikingaero

Pop to the opposite coastline to see if it's dry!

Try Cornish Goldsmiths at Tolgus Mill or the National Maritime Museum at Falmouth.

Bob_the_Saver

naive wrote: »

Typically my niece and nephews have arrived for their holiday and Cornwall is properly wet! No signs of it blowing over so I'm looking for indoor attraction recommendations please.

We're in South East Cornwall but are prepared to travel

Any suggestions?

I'm not a big shopper myself but in Cornwall it has to be TRAGO MILLS

http://www.trago.co.uk/

The PERFECT place for money savers, if you don't know about it ask ANYONE

vikingaero

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

I'm not a big shopper myself but in Cornwall it has to be TRAGO MILLS

http://www.trago.co.uk/

The PERFECT place for money savers, if you don't know about it ask ANYONE

I can't think of anywhere worse! Last time we went, Mrs V. spent £250 on clothes and tat and the kids took £40 from my wallet for the rides. I can't think of anywhere less MSE! :D

naive_2

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

I'm not a big shopper myself but in Cornwall it has to be TRAGO MILLS

http://www.trago.co.uk/

The PERFECT place for money savers, if you don't know about it ask ANYONE

LOL Trago is already on the list but I agree with the comment that it's anything but moneysaving - it's tat-er-ific!

We ended up at Trethorne Leisure Park near Launceston, fed the lambs and goats, milked the cow and then spent several hours playing on the various frames/slides and trampolines, turned out to be an excellent choice, great value for money and the kids are pooped now so will be off to bed at a reasonable hour and we can reward ourselves with a little glass of wine

Counting_Pennies_2

Not sure of the ages, but I think it is Diggerland, near Newquay that has a big indoor play area. They used to do free return for a week as well.