
Discover more at Godolphin
Find out when Godolphin is open, how to get here, things to see and do, and more.
From getting mucky in the mud-pie kitchen to getting creative with arts and crafts in the Cider House, there is plenty going on for all to get involved with and make memories at Godolphin. Find out what's on offer and plan your next visit.
Free entry for under 5s.
Baby changing facilities available in the Piggery toilets.
Toilets in the garden.
Three quarters of the garden is accessible to pushchairs/wheelchairs, but they may encounter steps at points.
Seasonal activities during school holidays and throughout the year.
All activites are free (unless otherwise stated) but normal admission applies. Booking not needed.
Tucked away in the newly planted Mary's Wood who will find the Godolphin Mud-Pie Kitchen. Get mucky and let your imagination take overand create something amazing out of mud! Why not have a go a making some nature art or creating a muddy bee bole and making a new home for the bees at Godolphin.
Taps for handwashing can be found in the nearby orchard.
Kick off your shoes and socks and feel the different sensations and textures of nature by exploring our barefoot trail! Follow the orange footprints to find your way there!
Make sure you meet Polly, Godolphin's milkable cow who lives in the Shippons barn. Grab a stool and the bucket and have a go at milking just as generations of farmers at Godolphin have done for hundreds of years.
Godolphin is a perfect spot to bring the family for a picinic to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of nature. Grab a spare picninc blanket from the Piggery tea-room and settle on the grass in the Orchard to enjoy lunch, or on one of the benches dotted around Godolphin. Or take a tour up to the peak of Godolphin Hill and enjoy a picnic over-looking the spectacular views across Mount's Bay, where you may be able to see two coasts at once!
Children's sandwiches, snacks, drinks and ice-creams are avaiable from the Piggery tea-room.
Find out when Godolphin is open, how to get here, things to see and do, and more.
Godolphin’s garden paths provide a natural space that’s rich in history. Find out how the garden provides a home to the native Cornish bee. Explore the orchard, side garden paddock and King’s Garden.
Discover the countryside and find out how a herd of cows can help butterflies to thrive. Take walks with far reaching views across the Cornish coast and discover local legend in this ancient landscape.
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