One of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations, Cornwall offers everything you could want in a holiday, including days out and activities for the whole family to enjoy. We've selected our favourite hot spots for you and your four-legged friends to enjoy together during your holiday to Par Sands.
Blue Reef is part of an exciting new generation of aquarium attractions designed to inspire deeper understanding and appreciation of the natural world. The displays take you on an undersea tour showing you everything from the British coastline to faraway tropical reefs and lots more in between.
The Bolingey Inn oozes old world charm inside and out and the setting for the Inn is just beautiful within the village of Bolingey. Whether you have just enjoyed a round of golf at the Perranporth Golf Club or a scenic flight over the beautiful Cornish coastline from the Perranporth Aerodrome, this Cornish Inn is the perfect place to stop.
Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps is one of the most popular places to visit on the North Cornish coast and is an absolute must-see. Enjoy magnificent walks past picture-postcard coves, windswept headlands and holiday resorts – this stretch of the coast path running north of Bedruthan ranks among the prettiest in the South West.
Crealy Great Adventure Parks are the Southwest’s No.1 Family day out. Complete with park rides, indoor fun, outdoor fun, animals and pre-school activities – you will have a fun filled day out together, whatever the weather.
Located in a stunning position next to the sand at Watergate Bay on the North Cornish coast. Cornwall is a heaven for food lovers, offering fabulous seafood and a wealth of fantastic local produce; Fifteen makes full use of this, serving modern, Italian influenced dishes, using seasonal ingredients from the finest artisan producers in the county.
Newquay’s famous Fistral Beach – “The Home of British Surfing”. Whether you’re into surfing or just prefer watching from the beach with an ice cream, this is a real gem of Cornwall.
Visit a real working cider farm which produces spirits, wines, Scrumpy, preserves and cider! There’s plenty to do making it a great day out: take a guided tour to learn the art of cider making, join the trailer ride around orchids, go and see the friendly farm yard and visit the first distillery and combined cellars in Cornwall for 300 years.
This delightful family pub is a popular choice when visiting St Austell which welcomes your dog, too. Offering a large and varied menu, choose from all your favourite pub classics which are locally sourced where possible.
A magnificent late Victorian country house with garden and wooded estate, Lanhydrock is one of National Trust's finest locations. Your dog is more than welcome to Lanhydrock tea rooms and to enjoy the many walks around the estate.
At Lappa Valley there's so much to do - three separate miniature railways running through this oasis of conservation where wildlife thrives in a protected environment. Running between the stations at Benny Halt and East Wheal Rose, the track runs on a section originally built in 1849 for a minerals railway to serve the mine at East Wheal Rose.
One of Cornwall’s most famous beaches, Perranporth is a great place for the whole family to enjoy. From water-sports to relaxation, the golden sands of this beach are a great backdrop.
Located in St Austell, this is a wonderful day retreat full of tranquillity and peace. Family-owned and lovingly created, this 30-acre garden offers an intimate experience, offering one of the largest plant collections in the county. A garden for all seasons, it is a a wonderful retreat for walkers and a place for families to explore and have fun!
Situated in the Old Fowey Lifeboat House on the water’s edge overlooking the bay, Sam’s on the Beach provides a truly unique experience. If you’re looking for locally sourced produce with great service and ambience, this beach location has all 3 in abundance, and the view’s not bad either!
Silks Bistro & Champagne Bar is one of the finest restaurants in Newquay, open seven days a week and offering everything from coffee, teas and light bites, to daily lunch and evening specials. Silks takes pride in its food and locally caught fish is always on the menu. This award-winning eatery is a great place to kick back, relax and unwind.
This long-established inn is situated between Par and St Austell. The extensive menu features plenty of Cornish produce with a range of daily specials. If you’re looking for a superb Sunday carvery, this restaurant ticks all the boxes.
Situated between Par and St Austell, this former 18th century Coaching Inn is a charming choice. Offering a large selection of dishes, choose from sandwiches, grilled dishes, Italian and Indian inspired dishes and much, much more.
The Camel Trail is a 17 mile long cycle way running through some of the most spectacular countryside in the South West. This well-made path is popular with walkers, cyclists and joggers of all levels
Cornwall’s spectacular Eden Project is an unforgettable experience in a breath-taking, epic location. Eden is the gateway to a spectacular world of plants and people, housed in a dramatic global garden the size of thirty football pitches.
Occupying a prime spot in Fowey, this riverside pub is perfectly situated with leafy views over the river Fowey estuary. Serving all the family favourites such as hearty lasagnes and chilli's to local favourites such as a fish platter and cornish ham, egg and chips! The Galleon Inn is home to live music all year round, give it a try!
Set in a stunning location overlooking the harbour & bay in Charlestown, The Longstore is a bar and restaurant specialising in craft beers, local steaks and seafood. This loft style restaurant has retained much of its Georgian charm and with live music performances every 2nd Sunday of the month, it’s well worth a visit for a night out to remember.
A genuine secret garden, up until twenty-five years ago the garden was unexplored. Heligan itself remains one of the most mysterious and romantic estates in England. Over 200 acres are now a paradise for both two and four-legged explorers.
In the heart of Fowey is the Lugger Hotel, a traditional Cornish pub serving award winning Cornish ales and locally sourced meals.
This 300 year old building is packed with charm and character, with even talk of it being haunted! The delicious menu offers everything you need for a tasty meal out, we recommend the delicious seafood!
Nestled on the beach between Pay and Fowey, the Rashleigh Inn is a true hidden gem. You don't get much more Cornish than this, with both the Winter and Summer menu offering tasty locally sourced dishes.
With food sourced locally and cooked fresh to order, the Royal Inn is a mouth-watering choice - and only just a few minutes from the beach. Boasting a fine menu full of the finest seafood and classically inspired, you'll find dishes inspired by Morocoo, Thailand, Cornwall & more!
Situated in an 18th Century building in Par, The Ship Inn is a 2 minute drive from Par Sands Coastal Holiday Park and welcomes dogs. Serving proper grub, choose from classic choices such as burgers, scampi and a grill menu. Open all day, The Ship Inn also have a breakfast menu and a sandwich menu at lunch time.
A warm and friendly welcoming awaits you and your four-legged friend in Par, at this local favourite. Renowned for it's tasty Sunday Roasts and healthy sized portions, it's a treat for all the family.
A private estate boasting outstanding gardens, Trewithen Gardens is a feast for the eyes. With almost 30 acres of woodland gardens and 200 acres of surrounding parkland,it's a great place you you and your dog to go off the beaten track for an explore and long walkies!
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