Attractions in the Padstow and Wadebridge Area

Visitor Attractions

• St Eval Kart Circuit

  near Mawgan Porth
  Located on the North Cornwall Coast in between Newquay and Pastow, St. Eval Kart Racing Circuit is a massive outdoor 1.3km track which is designed to cater for 7 years olds and above, and for all group sizes.

• Adventureline

  Guided walking and exploration holidays around the dramatically varied coasts and moors of Cornwall, showing you the finest landscapes and wildlife, history and culture. Picture yourself hiking this spectacular coastline… walking through carpets of myriad wild flowers… intimately observing the seals below and the birds above… maybe even stopping for a delightful swim? Exploring the best of Cornwall on foot for over 30 years.

• Golfing in Cornwall

  A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.

• Camel Creek Adventure Park

  St Issey and Little Petherick
  With exciting new attractions, dash to Camel Creek Adventure Park. Be thrilled by the 5D Simulator Experience, swoop and soar on the Morgawr roller coaster, splash down Raging Rivers, brave The Beast or dive into 45,000 square feet of indoor play. Plus meet the cutest furry friends and gentle shire giants. It’s Maximum Fun Guaranteed!

• Pencarrow House

  Washaway
  A beautiful Georgian House, belonging to the Molesworth-St Aubyn Family, set in 50 acres of listed formal and woodland gardens. The house has a superb collection of pictures, furniture and porcelain. The mile-long Carriage Drive, lined with conifers, rhododendrons and camellias, was first planted in 1842. Just off the A389 between Bodmin and Wadebridge. The perfect, peaceful place for everyone, including the dog!

• Eden Project – Cornwall’s Eco Visitor Attraction

  Bodelva near St Austell
  Three gigantic geodesic conservatories displaying plants from around the world. The Eden Project is now an internationally established attraction.

• National Lobster Hatchery

  Padstow
  Discover the fascinating world of lobsters and their environment. See live lobsters develop. Learn about the West Country lobster fishing industry.

• Camel Valley Vineyard

  Bodmin
  An award-winning vineyard at Nanstallon near Bodmin. Experince the beauty of the Camel Valley with a glass of wine from the comfort of our sun terrace. Wine tastings and sales, gift packs, regular guided tours, group visits by arrangement. Access from Camel Trail.

• The Courtroom Experience

  Bodmin
  A unique experience for visitors to be part of a re-enactment of Cornwall’s most famous murder trial in the very courtroom in which it happened. Listen to the evidence against Matthew Weeks, act as jury and vote guilty or not guilty. You can even go down and visit the holding cells. A unique experience for the whole family.

• Accommodation with Fishing

  This page lists more than 20 accommodation providers who particularly feature their fishing. Ranging from 1-2 lakes, large fisheries and one park with 15 lakes.

• South West Lakes Trust

  The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.

• Bodmin & Wenford Railway

  Bodmin
  Enjoy views of the Cornish countryside from our steam trains running for 6½ miles between Bodmin General – Bodmin Parkway (Main Line Station) and Boscarne Junction (for the Camel Trail).

• Old MacDonald’s Farm

  Porthcothan Bay and Treyarnon
  A relaxing farm with lots of animals to see and touch, along with camping facilities, on the Cornish coast. Fun for all the family.

• Bodmin Jail

  Bodmin
  Experience the life of an eighteenth century prisoner, visit the gallows, stock and underground cells, All set within 3 acres of original buildings and grounds.

• St Enodoc Golf Club

  Rock
  One of the finest links golf courses in Cornwall and the South West, with everything you would expect from a James Braid design; St Enodoc, in Rock near Padstow, has undulating fairways, firm greens, some blind shots – and all with the added bonus of some of the greatest sea and estuary views on any course in the world.