Carnglaze Caverns (Cornwall) Reviews
Newest Review: ... metres under the hillside, to a depth of 60 metres. The temperature in the caverns is a steady 10 degrees, so when visiting ... more
... it's best to have a jumper and sensible shoes!
When you first enter the caverns, it's straight into the first chamber. This is called the Rum Store, because during the Second World War the Navy commandeered it for use to store its, er, rum (bet you weren't expecting that! Haha). I believe it was also used to store some museum artefacts. Today it's converted into a music venue, with seating for up to 450 people. There's a bar near the entrance, and signed helmets from bands that have played there all along one wall. ...more
Customer Carnglaze Caverns (Cornwall) Reviews (1)
by - written on 24/02/11 (Very useful, 163 readings)
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Carnglaze Caverns is a tourist attraction and music venue near St Neot in Cornwall. *** Getting there *** I took the children there during half-term. We used the A38, and the turn-off for the Caverns was well-signed with one of those brown tourist signs. It's fairly small country lanes from there, but a straight-forward mile or so to the entrance of the site, which is also well-signed. There are directions and a map available at the Carnglaze Caverns website (http://www.carnglaze.com/index.htm). The car-parks are just past the ticket office: we drove through and parked and then came back to pay. If it was very busy, I can imagine parking ... Read the complete review
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