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UK’s Biggest Children’s Kart Circuit and the Southwest’s


Largest and Fastest Adult Kart Circuit.


It is the only one of its kind in Devon and Cornwall


Wadebridge Nr Newquay Cornwall TR7 3HL


01637 860160 www.cornwallkarting.com


DAIRY LAND FARM WORLD is Cornwall’s award winning family DAY OUT. Come rain or shine! We know you want to have fun when you come to see us, and the sort of fun that reflects the farm park life, so we have some great activities for you to join in.Te Pat a Pet area is great for you to get up close to some of the farms animals. You may even be able to pet or hold some of the animals like, or there are Pony Rides for you to have a go at! If you have not yet tried riding a loveable pony, then it’s a must, and if you have done it before then you already know the pleasure you get. You can see lots of animals here as well, from cows to


goats to rabbits to ferrets! Come on over and take a look for yourself!! Also, there is much more to see and do at Dairyland Farm World. It’s Farmtastic fun!


Dairyland is well signposted and is situated just outside of Newquay. You can follow the brown and white signs on the A30, A3075 and A392, which will bring you on to the A3058, from here look out for the big DAIRY LAND FARM WORLD sign, you can’t miss us.


JUNGLE JACK’S is a soft play centre with a purpose-built play-frame providing challenging climbs, a rope bridge, astra- glide slide, crafty crawl tubes and peekaboo bubble windows. Daredevils will love the super-fast racing slide and spiral tube and there’s also a dedicated baby and toddler area. Tere is a café with the whole play area in full view. Free WiFi.


Between Newquay and Wadebridge at Tredinnick, there is CAMEL CREEK ADVENTURE THEME PARK. Tis is a vibrant and welcoming visitor destination year-round, uniquely interpreting the legends of the area and famous for delivering great adventures


and days out for the whole family. Tere is now an adjacent Caravan and Camping site where residents receive special discounts for fun in the Teme Park.


St. Eval has the ST EVAL KART RACING CIRCUIT. Tis is a massive outdoor 1.3km track for 7 year olds to whatever age. Whether it is for a quick practice, adults racing the kids, or one of our race events, you can be assured of a warm welcome followed by the very best service by our highly trained team. Cafe, toilets, and free parking are available.


Travelling north along the coast road up to Trevose Head, there are secluded inlets


with small hidden bays and beaches, fabulous walking trails along the cliff tops, and many villages to explore. Booby’s Bay, Constantine Bay and Treyarnon are just south of Trevose Head. Te large beach has fine golden sand with the usual facilities. Cliff walking north past the collapsed Round Hole cave to the lighthouse on Trevose Head is popular, but seasoned walkers may wish to go round the point to visit the beaches at Mother Ivey’s Bay and Harlyn Bay. Beaches at either side of the headland are popular with families and for surfing, with the footpath to Fox Cove being a delightful walk.


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