Please call public houses and restaurants in advance to be sure of a table. Most places accept dogs in part of their facilities. Check before you go.
Jamaica Inn famous due to Daphne du Maurier’s romantic, scary story.
Daphne du Maurier also visited the Rectory at Warleggan in a visit described in her book Vanishing Cornwall. See https://www.dumaurier.org/news... for up to date info about current events associated with Daphne du Maurier.
London Inn , St. Neot This is next to beautiful St. Neot Church with its marvellous medieval windows https://saintneot.church/
Bodmin Jail Has an amazingly interesting museum too.
Camel Valley This is more about winetasting, and tours of their vineyards. Take a break here if you are walking or cycling the Camel Trail!
If you love coffee and cake, try
Coby’s Coffee Shop at Stable Art, Fletcher’s Bridge
The Woods Café at Cardinham Woods (carparking fee but you may want to take the opportunity to have a walk or cycle, or let your dog have a swim in the river!)
Visit Warleggan church https://www.chct.info/historie... which is next to Pandia.
We can advise on local walks and also see our booklet with details of three marvellous local walks which start at Pandia. And – you can simply walk out of the gate and wander at your leisure, too. For instance, stroll up to the moor, or take the steep lane almost opposite the driveway to Pandia to walk down to Panter’s Bridge. You could then walk along the road back through Mount to Warleggan.
This is a super website for circular walks on Bodmin Moor. https://www.iwalkcornwall.co.u.... See also https://www.komoot.com/guide/1... and you may enjoy walks around St. Neot https://www.iwalkcornwall.co.u...
Colliford Lake is a short drive (towards the A30). Park in one of the carparks and let your dog enjoy life!
Visit Kerdroya for free, too.
Pencarrow House (near Bodmin) is very welcoming to dogs, has a great café and wonderful walks.
See also general tips on dog-friendly attractions https://www.takethedogs.com/en...
There are many activities for children in Cornwall and you will find suggestions in your welcome pack. Nearby, there are some lovely walks and activities for children at Cardinham Woods https://www.forestryengland.uk...
Lanhydrock House (National Trust) has fantastic gardens, and has developed child-friendly cycle trails as well as a range of other activities for children https://www.nationaltrust.org....
This family website offers suggestions for walks with young children at Minions and at Golitha Falls https://tinboxtraveller.co.uk/...
Carnglaze Caverns at St. Neot is an entrancing slate cavern which also hosts some amazing events https://carnglaze.digitickets....
Occasionally, Warleggan and Mount Jubilee Hall hosts theatre events open to the public (see notice board near the drive to Pandia)
Enjoy the Bodmin Railway steam train which is great for children as well as adults, and has a varied programme.
Sterts is a theatre and also holds workshops, including for children.
Siblyback is a charming reservoir that offers a circular walk and a great range of water-based activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding and sailing!
Lanhydrock offers a variety of trails for different ages and skills levels as well as training courses in mountain biking https://www.nationaltrust.org....
Enjoy the cycle trails at Cardinham Woods including mountain biking at different levels of difficulty.
The Camel Trail is a wonderful experience – a gentle former railway line open to walkers, horse riders and cyclists – which takes you from the moor to the sea at Padstow