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Things To Do Near Meadow View Barn
We've compiled our top things to do in our area. Everything can be done within a 1 hour drive from Meadow View Barn, and we've covered everything from surfing to shopping, so there is something for everyone!
Go SurfingCornwall boasts stunning beaches with golden sands and dramatic coastlines, creating a picturesque setting for surfing. The combination of stunning scenery, diverse waves, a welcoming surfing community, and a range of amenities make it a top destination for surfers of all levels. Whether you're a beginner looking to catch your first wave or an experienced surfer seeking a new adventure, Cornwall has something to offer. We recommend St Ives, Sennen and Newquay as great surfing spots!
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Visit Art GalleriesWhether you're an art enthusiast, a curious traveler, or simply someone looking for new experiences, exploring art galleries in Cornwall offers a unique opportunity to engage with culture, aesthetics, and the artistic spirit that defines the region. Much like surfing, visiting art galleries provides a way to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It's a chance to step into a world of creativity, beauty, and imagination. We recommend the Barbara Hepworth Gallery and Tate Gallery in St Ives, The Newlyn School Of Art Gallery, and Penlee House Gallery in Penzance.
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Go WalkingCornwall's coastal paths are some of the most scenic in the world. Walking along these paths gives you access to hidden coves, sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs, and panoramic ocean views. Whether you're a dedicated hiker, a casual walker, or someone who simply enjoys being outdoors, exploring Cornwall on foot can be a rewarding experience that connects you with nature, culture, and a sense of adventure. We recommend looking into the South West Coast Path.
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Head to the beachWhether you're seeking relaxation, outdoor activities, family fun, or a connection with nature, the beaches of Cornwall offer a diverse range of experiences that cater to various interests and preferences. West Cornwall is renowned for its stunning coastal landscapes. The beaches feature golden sands, turquoise waters, rugged cliffs, and picturesque vistas that create a beautiful backdrop for relaxation and exploration. Some of our favourites are St Ives, Marazion, Sennen, Porthcurno, Gwithian, Praa Sands and Newquay.
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Visit Cornwall's GardensCornwall's gardens are not only horticultural gems but also offer a holistic experience, combining natural beauty, cultural history, and recreational opportunities. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast, nature lover, or someone seeking a peaceful retreat, Cornwall's gardens have something to offer. Our favourites include Tremenhere Sculpture Gardens in Gulval, Trewidden Gardens in Penzance, Barbara Hepworth Gardens in St Ives, Trebah Gardens in Falmouth, The Eden Project in St Austell and The Lost Gardens Of Heligan in Mevagissey.
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Explore Cornish HistoryExploring Cornwall's history provides a fascinating journey through ancient civilizations, industrial innovations, and cultural resilience, all set against the backdrop of the region's natural beauty. Why not explore the beautiful tin mine ruins around Botallack near St Just and Geevor Tin Mine in Pendeen, or visit the breathtaking St Michael's Mount Castle in Marazion. There's some amazing Neolithic village ruins nearby in Chysauster Ancient Village, near Penzance too!
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Try the Local CuisineCornwall, with its coastal location and rich agricultural land, has a distinct and delicious local cuisine. Some traditional dishes and specialties you might encounter when exploring Cornwall's culinary scene are; The famous Cornish pasty, a Cornish cream tea, Cornish saffron bun, Cornish seafood, Stargazey Pie, and more! Be sure to explore local markets, bakeries, and restaurants to savor these traditional dishes and experience the unique flavors of the region.
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Get in the SeaWith its extensive coastline, Cornwall offers a plethora of activities for sea enthusiasts. Why not try your hand at sailing, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, snorkelling, fishing, kite surfing, or wild swimming! There's also lots of fantastic local boat trips and tours too. Remember to check local conditions, tides, and weather forecasts before engaging in sea activities, and consider joining guided tours or lessons if you're new to a particular water sport.
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Go ShoppingCornwall offers a diverse and delightful shopping experience with a mix of charming market towns and unique boutiques. Truro, the county's capital, is a fantastic shopping destination with its cobbled streets and Victorian architecture. The city is home to an array of high-street brands, independent shops, and the bustling Lemon Street Market. Falmouth, with its maritime charm, has a selection of quirky boutiques and art galleries along its vibrant waterfront. St. Ives is renowned for its artistic community, offering visitors a chance to browse through galleries and craft shops showcasing local talent. Whether seeking unique handmade crafts, local delicacies, or stylish fashion finds, Cornwall provides a diverse and enjoyable shopping experience for all tastes.
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Visit a Cornish FarmCornwall offers several animal farms and attractions that provide enjoyable experiences for visitors of all ages. One popular destination is the DairyLand Farm World near Newquay, which combines farm animals with indoor and outdoor play areas. Visitors can interact with farm animals, enjoy tractor rides, and explore the adventure playgrounds. Additionally, the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek, near Helston, is dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of seals, providing educational insights into marine conservation, and Trevaskis Farm near Hayle allows visitors to meet their farm animals and see where their food is grown. These attractions offer not only a chance to connect with animals but also contribute to conservation efforts in the region.
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Places to visitWe are lucky enough to be surrounded by an array of Cornish landmarks and popular locations. We have listed some of our top places to visit nearby, most within 1 hours drive of Meadow View Barn.
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eating outHaving lived in Cornwall all our lives, it's safe to say we have some good recommendations for eating and drinking out in West Cornwall! Take a look at our top Restaurants and bars nearby.
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