Discover the best days out in Cornwall this summer – we’ve put together a round up of brilliant events at the county’s top tourist attractions to inspire you with ideas to make memories as a family.
Here’s some of the best family days out for the school summer holidays, from A Pirates Life for Me at The National Maritime Museum Cornwall to the arrival of Superworm at The Lost Gardens of Heligan, from adventure golf at Land’s End to Beach Explorers at Tate St Ives.
Dates and opening times may vary so visitors are advised to check attraction websites before visiting.
We will continue to update this page as we discover new events, so please do keep checking back for new information.
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