Anyone been or leaving in Cornwall?
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Anyone been or leaving in Cornwall?
Me and the wife (and 10 month baby) are thinking of visiting Cornwall in May and its our first time there.
Can anyone recommend where we should go. North Cornwall, South Cornwall, Central etc or where to stay.
We'd like to go where theres a few activities and where the baby can also feel included.
Recommendations on where to stay and what to do around there would be good.
Many thanks,
Can anyone recommend where we should go. North Cornwall, South Cornwall, Central etc or where to stay.
We'd like to go where theres a few activities and where the baby can also feel included.
Recommendations on where to stay and what to do around there would be good.
Many thanks,
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I took the family 2 years ago and stayed just outside Bodmin in central Cornwall so we could easily access north and south coasts. Make sure you stay somewhere with an indoor swimming pool so if the weather is cr4p you have something to do free of charge with the little one.
Unfortunately my long lasting memory of that holiday is of how nice Truro hospital is and what a hit morphine is as I had an attack of kidney stones on the last night and got rushed to hospital by ambulance in agony
Unfortunately my long lasting memory of that holiday is of how nice Truro hospital is and what a hit morphine is as I had an attack of kidney stones on the last night and got rushed to hospital by ambulance in agony
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I live in Launceston mate just on the border and smack on the a30 and tbh there are to meny places down here to suggest,best thing to do is find somewhere near the a30 then if you want its only an hour or so from all the best parts to visit like lands end ect but I do know Newquay is a very nice pace to stay
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Perenporth is very nice. Jus outside Newquay 5 to 10 mins drive.
Newquay is great durin the day, fantastic park, zoo and beaches. On a night though it's getting a bit 18-30s in my opinion. Though I guess that won't matter with a baby.
There's tons of stuff to do all over Cornwall and leaflets on attractions are easy to come by.
Newquay is great durin the day, fantastic park, zoo and beaches. On a night though it's getting a bit 18-30s in my opinion. Though I guess that won't matter with a baby.
There's tons of stuff to do all over Cornwall and leaflets on attractions are easy to come by.
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I live in Launceston mate just on the border and smack on the a30 and tbh there are to meny places down here to suggest,best thing to do is find somewhere near the a30 then if you want its only an hour or so from all the best parts to visit like lands end ect but I do know Newquay is a very nice pace to stay
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We stayed just north of Newquay here:
http://www.sandsresort.co.uk/
Very child friendly - even has a baby monitoring service.
http://www.sandsresort.co.uk/
Very child friendly - even has a baby monitoring service.
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