Rainy Days Out in Cornwall
Don't let the rain spoil your fun. If you are wondering what to do on a rainy day, we have plenty of things to do in Cornwall. Many of our partner tourist attractions are perfect for a rainy day out in Cornwall - take shelter in a host of fascinating museums, galleries and country houses across the county. We can also offer aquarium visits, steam train rides and brewery visits - there's plenty of days out in Cornwall to choose from, whatever the weather!
We have a great selection of undercover or indoor all weather attractions. Some attractions may be entirely undercover or indoors, and some attractions - such as our theme parks - may have certain areas which are suited to a rainy day.
Please check the opening days/times information or visit the attraction website for full details.
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From your selection we have found: 22 quality things to do in Cornwall
Cornwall's only full size steam railway - a great family 'attracktion!'
Primary Times Overall Winner 2016 and Bronze Cornwall Tourism Award Winner for Large Visitor Attraction - Adventure Park based near Newquay & Padstow in Cornwall with over 60,000 sq ft of covered play and 14 rides giving joy and adventure
THE ALL WEATHER - DOG FRIENDLY ATTRACTION WHERE CHILDREN UNDER 5 GO FREE!
Flambards Theme Park, Helston, Cornwall is the perfect destination for an unforgettable family day out with its fun mix of rides, indoor attractions and entertainment.
Hangloose Adventure is based in the heart of Cornwall within the beautiful confines of the Eden Project. We are one of the UK's top adrenaline adventure activity providers including the world-famous Zip-wire over the Eden Project Biomes.
Family days out don't get much better than a visit to Healeys Cyder Farm in Cornwall
A Victorian family home inside a Jacobean mansion, surrounded by beautiful formal gardens, an expansive estate and exciting cycling trails.
The award winning National Lobster Hatchery can be found on the docks of the picturesque Cornish fishing town of Padstow. Our aim is to help sustain vulnerable lobster populations through pioneering conservation, education and research. This vital work is supported ...
An independent museum located on Discovery Quay in Falmouth, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall celebrates the incredible maritime history of Falmouth, Cornwall and how the sea influences global culture. The museum houses 15 galleries, over five floors of interactive exhibits.
Your family will love a day in Paradise... Cornwall's top wildlife sanctuary. Award- winning Paradise Park features tropical birds, exotic summer gardens, daily events, amazing summer flying displays, outstanding conservation projects, plus, a huge JungleBarn indoor play centre.
Visit Pencarrow House & Gardens, the much loved home of the Molesworth St Aubyn family who still live here and can trace their family back to the time of Queen Elizabeth 1. Have a leisurely walk around the 50 acres
Discover over 450 years of history at this impressive fortress built by Henry VIII.
Pirate's Quest is an immersive walk-through experience which combines talented theatrical actors, amazing special effects, and detailed 360 degree sets in an authentic, atmospheric adventure.
At the Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro you can explore thousands of historical objects from Cornwall and the rest of the world alongside some of the county's finest art collections. FREE for 16's and under
Facinating, revealing and very refreshing. A visit to St Austell's famous brewery has it all.
Trelissick is the perfect place to come for a day out with friends and family.
There's a garden with stunning views, little summerhouses to relax in, sweeping lawns to play on and dog-friendly walks around the countryside.
