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Choose a holiday in Liskeard and you’ll find yourself in the heart of a proper Cornish country town, yet just a stone’s throw from the unspoilt beaches and fishing villages of the Rame Peninsula, and the bustling harbour towns of Looe and Polperro.

The historic former county town of Liskeard lies on the fringes of Bodmin Moor and is surrounded by wooded valleys and heather-bound foothills. Its pretty flagstone streets are lined by impressive civic buildings and former merchant’s houses, a reminder of the tin-mining boom of the 19th Century. The town has also won awards for its floral displays - the high-street adorned by cascading hanging baskets during the summer months.

When you book a holiday in Liskeard you’ll find yourselves encompassed by some of Cornwall’s most popular sights and attractions. The Eden Project’s incredible biomes, the splendid wooded acres of Lanhydrock, The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the sparkling shores and sweeping headlands of the Lizard Peninsula are all within easy driving distance.

You’ll also be spoilt for choice when it comes to tracks, trails and walking routes, with many of the region’s most popular footways and cycle paths waiting to be explored - The Cornish Saints’ Way and The Camel Trail two of the county’s favourites. The ancient uplands of Bodmin Moor, with its lofty tors and far-reaching views, provides an array of beauty spots for you to enjoy, from the spectacular Golitha Falls to the prehistoric Hurlers Stone Circles – there’s mystery and adventure at every waymark!

A self-catering holiday in Liskeard affords you the freedom to come and go as you please, taking full of advantage of the local farmers’ markets and the town’s bustling high-street, filled with everything from fishmongers to bakeries. You can also take your pick from a long list of cosy pubs, both in the town and tucked away in the surrounding countryside.

Take a scenic day trip to the coast courtesy of the Looe Valley Branch Line which runs from Liskeard to the charming seaside town of Looe, following the banks of the East Looe River. Here you’ll find the southern shores of the Polperro Heritage Coast, scattered with sandy coves, traditional fishing villages and nature reserves, which make beautiful interludes as you walk along the South West Coast Path. One of our favourite places to visit during a stay in south east Cornwall, yet often overlooked, is the Rame Peninsula. Visit the twin fishing villages of Cawsand and Kingsand for traditional seaside charm, Rame Head for spectacular views and Whitsand Bay, a vast and wild sandy beach that is definitely one of Cornwall’s hidden gems - you won’t regret it.

A holiday in Liskeard is the ideal base for all those seeking to explore enchanting Bodmin Moor and the sheltered bays of South Cornwall.

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Choose a holiday in Liskeard and you’ll find yourself in the heart of a proper Cornish country town, yet just a stone’s throw from the unspoilt beaches and fishing villages of the Rame Peninsula, and the bustling harbour towns of Looe and Polperro.

The historic former county town of Liskeard lies on the fringes of Bodmin Moor and is surrounded by wooded valleys and heather-bound foothills. Its pretty flagstone streets are lined by impressive civic buildings and former merchant’s houses, a reminder of the tin-mining boom of the 19th Century. The town has also won awards for its floral displays - the high-street adorned by cascading hanging baskets during the summer months.

When you book a holiday in Liskeard you’ll find yourselves encompassed by some of Cornwall’s most popular sights and attractions. The Eden Project’s incredible biomes, the splendid wooded acres of Lanhydrock, The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the sparkling shores and sweeping headlands of the Lizard Peninsula are all within easy driving distance.

You’ll also be spoilt for choice when it comes to tracks, trails and walking routes, with many of the region’s most popular footways and cycle paths waiting to be explored - The Cornish Saints’ Way and The Camel Trail two of the county’s favourites. The ancient uplands of Bodmin Moor, with its lofty tors and far-reaching views, provides an array of beauty spots for you to enjoy, from the spectacular Golitha Falls to the prehistoric Hurlers Stone Circles – there’s mystery and adventure at every waymark!

A self-catering holiday in Liskeard affords you the freedom to come and go as you please, taking full of advantage of the local farmers’ markets and the town’s bustling high-street, filled with everything from fishmongers to bakeries. You can also take your pick from a long list of cosy pubs, both in the town and tucked away in the surrounding countryside.

Take a scenic day trip to the coast courtesy of the Looe Valley Branch Line which runs from Liskeard to the charming seaside town of Looe, following the banks of the East Looe River. Here you’ll find the southern shores of the Polperro Heritage Coast, scattered with sandy coves, traditional fishing villages and nature reserves, which make beautiful interludes as you walk along the South West Coast Path. One of our favourite places to visit during a stay in south east Cornwall, yet often overlooked, is the Rame Peninsula. Visit the twin fishing villages of Cawsand and Kingsand for traditional seaside charm, Rame Head for spectacular views and Whitsand Bay, a vast and wild sandy beach that is definitely one of Cornwall’s hidden gems - you won’t regret it.

A holiday in Liskeard is the ideal base for all those seeking to explore enchanting Bodmin Moor and the sheltered bays of South Cornwall.


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Kartworld
(4 miles)

Cornwall’s self-proclaimed ‘top go-karting centre’, Kartworld caters to all ages, with custom tracks and go karts for toddlers, children and adults.  If you really want to test your skills, you can even participate in real races!  There’s an 800-metre track (plenty of room for overtaking), long, fast, straight sections, and they have an exceptional safety record. You can even print out your lap times to take home.  For adults meanwhile, there’s the chance to participate in the grand prix experience.  It’s just 45-minutes from Newquay, refreshments and facilities are all available, as well as parking, and prices start at £12 for adults and £8 for children.

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Adrenaline Quarry
Adrenaline Quarry
(4 miles)

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With the tag line ‘throwing people off cliffs since 2009’, what’s not to love about Adrenaline Quarry? Home of zip wires, coasteering, a giant swing and axe throwing they offer the complete adrenaline experience. Priding themselves on the number of adrenalin junkies, thrill seekers, bold mums and dads, toddlers, grandpas, little boys and girls, and old ladies that flock to South East Cornwall for the chance to fly down a zip wire or power a hovercraft solo around the quarry lake, they like to prove themselves as the place to go for outdoor adventures. Cornwall is home to a wealth of extreme sports and this is a wonderful place to start – they even offer hen and stag parties, or wedding parties for the truly dedicated. 

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We loved this place. Great value for money. We did the zip wire and the aqua park. Staff pleasant and helpful too. This place was one of the highlights of our holiday.

August 2022


Highly recommend this as a day out. Our boys did Go Karting followed by the Aqua Park. Staff are so helpful and friendly, everywhere is clean and well organised activities. Dog Friendly, great picnic areas but food there very cheap.

August 2022


Cornish Cycle Hire
(4 miles)

Cornish Cycle Hire has a huge range of bikes including e-bikes allowing all ages and fitness levels to exercise and explore this lovely county.

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Enjoy 10% off cycle hire with your Toad Hall Cottages Discount Card

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Magic Wood
Magic Wood
(5 miles)
The Magic Wood Climbing Centre combines sport and tradition by offering bouldering, top-roping and lead climbing at a wall that’s designed to suit all ages and abilities. At Woodlands Farm in Liskeard, the facility is open from Tuesday to Sunday – from 2pm on weekdays, and in the mornings as well as afternoons at the weekends. Prices start at £6.50 for adults and £4.50 for children, with family and annual passes also available. Private coaching is available and there are small charges for equipment hire as well, so keep that in mind before you visit!

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Carnglaze Caverns
(5 miles)

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A family-run business, this underground experience is open all year round for self-guided tours.  Set in Quarry Wood, the 6.5-acre site encompassing ancient woodland and beautiful walks, is also home to three caverns and a spectacularly beautiful underground lake, hand created by slate miners.  There’s a The Terrace Garden and Enchanted Dell for children, The Rum Store for underground concerts and events, and it’s licensed for weddings and civil partnerships.  When you visit, remember The Caverns are at a constant 10°C, so jumpers are a good idea and flip flops are recommended.  

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We visited on a wet day in February. Truly enjoyed both the caverns and the woodland walk. Loved the little signs on the walk.

February 2022


Have visited this attraction in the past and wished to revisit. Unfortunately we were unable to to book on the same day as visit which prevented us from going, although at this time of year(late September) I doubt it was busy.

September 2021


Totally blown away. The ladies where so knowledgeable and very helpful. A marvellous place to visit x

July 2021


A great visit, staff very approachable and knowledgeable about the history and working of the mine. Woodland walks were an added adventure with fairies and dragons to spot on the way round and keep the kids interested.

August 2020


Easy parking with available toilets. Not too sure about disabled access,though,ok if you can actually walk but not too good if in a wheelchair from what i see. It is an interesting place though. Flash photography is not allowed as there are bats in the caves. The inside is actually quite pleasant and can be wet. Outside there are a a couple of interesting walks,mostly uphill,so be prepared. Its an interesting attraction that will be a couple of hours at least.

September 2019


We all enjoyed our visit here on a rainy day. It was good to see this mine.

July 2017

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