Visiting Cornwall in Autumn and Winter
You can still enjoy the beauty of Cornwall throughout the autumn and winter.
Many of our partner tourist attractions are open throughout the winter giving you plenty of places to go and things to do. These Cornish tourist attractions will often hold special events throughout the autumn and winter seasons - Halloween activities for kids, Bonfire Night fireworks displays and Christmas fairs, workshops and events. You'll be able to schedule a visit to see Santa when he visits many of our Cornwall attractions.
Please see the individual attraction pages or their website to see what is available and to check their opening days/times throughout the autumn and winter.
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From your selection we have found: 32 quality things to do in Cornwall
Cornwall's only full size steam railway - a great family 'attracktion!'
Bodmin Jail was originally built for King George III in 1779: discover life behind bars as an 18th Century prisoner in the heart of Cornwall. Explore the many cells and features that make your visit fun.
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.
Cornwall's multi-award winning attraction. 2013/14 Cornwall Tourism Awards Winner of Winners! Part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site.
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
Land's End is one of Britain's best loved landmarks, famous for its unique location and spectacular views.
A Victorian family home inside a Jacobean mansion, surrounded by beautiful formal gardens, an expansive estate and exciting cycling trails.
Lappa Valley is the only attraction in Cornwall that transports visitors on an exhilarating nostalgic steam train ride into a secret world of traditional fun and family adventure.
Cornwall's world famous theatre under the stars.
An independent museum located on Discovery Quay in Falmouth, 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.
Get closer to over 130 species at award winning Newquay Zoo! See the penguins relaxing in their pool, take a stroll through Gems of the Jungle, visit creepy crawlies in the tropical house, watch the big cats get their lunch
Your family will love a day in Paradise... This Award-winning wildlife sanctuary with JungleBarn indoor play centre offers so much for all the family, from amazing summer free flying bird shows to Penguin photocalls and feeding little parrots.
Discover over 450 years of history at this impressive fortress built by Henry VIII.
Pinetum Gardens are "30 Acres of family friendly awesome!", a place for every generation to explore the great outdoors. Being Cornwall?s largest ?new? garden, it has many seasonal garden rooms to experience, providing areas of intimate tranquility contrasted against...
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.
Award-winning family-friendly museum and secret underground World War 2 tunnels. Enjoy hands-on exhibitions, live demonstrations every day, museum trails and family-friendly things to do. Museum cafe and shop are free to visit.
200 acres of garden history, mystery and romance Twenty seven years ago, Heligan's historic gardens were unknown and unseen; lost under a tangle of weeds. It was only the chance discovery of a door in the ruins that led to
Dramatic cliff-top castle with links to the legend of King Arthur.
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.
A delightful small Elizabethan manor house, Trerice is an architectural gem hidden away from the world in a web of narrow lanes and still somehow caught in the spirit of its age.
