With an estate that covers 900 acres, you will find fun and adventures for children of all ages at Lanhydrock. Explore the parkland, ancient woodland and riverside walks at you leisure.
Discover the history of the family who lived at Lanhydrock and be sure to visit the newly refurbished nursery suite that offers stories about the Agar-Robartes children and a chance for play and interaction. Don't forget to wander round the garden and enjoy a picnic and some relaxation amongst the colourful blossoming flowers. (Admission fees apply to house and garden).
There's always lots to keep the little ones busy at Lanhydrock; burn off some steam around the parkland, follow one of our walking routes or get involved with our Easter egg nature trail.
Cycle trails
Visitor on the cycle track at Lanhydrock, Cornwall
National Trust Images/Chris Lacey
Visitor on the cycle track at Lanhydrock, Cornwall
Walks for everyone
Explore the parkland with one of our many suggested walking routes for a range of abilities, available here or ask one of our team for a leaflet. Can you find the old Victorian swimming pool that was used by the Agar-Robartes children? It is a great place to spot wildlife, see how many things you can spot.
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