Visitors' Book

Are we there yet: Colour Me In Rainbow Seagull

Save the image to your tablet for digital imaging or print off the pdf for traditional colouring fun - relieve the boredom on long car journeys with this quizzical seagull.

6 years ago Katie Chown

The lost stories of Heligan with Woodfired Canteen

A Saturday night to remember. Join the Lost Gardens of Heligan and Woodfired Canteen for a magical night of storytelling and incredible food.

7 years ago Kayleigh Hardy

An American in Cornwall: A Cornish bus ride

I read a good deal more books in a year than I previously thought possible. I did a lot of walking. I learned how to slow down and wait. I learned the hard way that buses in rural places don't stop unless you hail them.

9 years ago Danielle Charles-Davies

River, beach, wood and peak: Four walks in Cornwall

Walk your way around the county, with your four-legged friend in tow (or way ahead of you)

9 years ago Sian Pickles

Wild swimming in Cornwall

Here are my recommendations on where to get away from the crowds and take a really wild Cornish dip

9 years ago Sian Pickles

Cycling the Camel Trail to Padstow

Car parks in Padstow can be busy in the height of August, so I’ve always thought of the Camel Trail as the ideal way to travel there...

9 years ago Sadie Phillips

An American in Cornwall: The Minack in the rain

It began to rain, and then it began to pour. The wind started gusting. Backdrops blew over and props flew away. The players had to grip their costumes to themselves and shout to be heard over the whistle of wind in their mics. But there can be no better place in the world to experience Shakespeare.

9 years ago Danielle Charles-Davies

An American in Cornwall: The First English Coffee

While the British do drink tea in a way that Americans never will, they also drink coffee in a way that that most Americans never will. And that way is (dare I say this?) unquestionably superior.

9 years ago Danielle Charles-Davies