Holywell Bay Fun Park

Holywell Bay fun park is, in my opinion, one of the best places in Cornwall for a fun filled family day out. There really is something for everyone. The park has a wide variety of activities including a maze, crazy golf, a climbing wall, go-karts and boats. There is also an indoor play area for younger children as well as a golf course and a pitch 'n' putt course. All of the activities are great fun and it is easy to spend a good few hours at the park without getting bored. The park operates a token system, with each activity costing a certain number of tokens. I feel that this is one of the main downsides of the park as the tokens are quite ...  Read the complete review

I know this is in the wrong catogory, but seeing as there isn't a category for Holywell bay training camp, i thought about putting it under here. Summer holidays, the sun is shining, school is out and what do I choose to do…..army cadet camp in Cornwall - not exactly the best place to go and chill out and just relax - but it will do. Twelve whole days away from my mum, and my younger siblings - yay! Now before any of you lovely people say anything, this review is about Penhale camp, which is near Newquay - but because there is no Penhale section, I will put it in the Newquay section. From Wiltshire, it took us three hours to get to Exeter which was ...  Read the complete review

Newquay?s Holywell Bay is a fun packed park with free entry and parking and is designed for pure amusement and entertainment only. It claims to be one of ?the friendliest parks in the Westcountry?. It is fun for all the family, but ideal for eight-year olds upwards. The park allows its visitors to play for as long as they like, spending as much or as little as they want to. All rides is required is to purchase tokens. Rides are paid for by tokens purchased at the main kiosk. The more you buy the cheaper they become! Warning some of the rides has height restrictions, due to Health and Safety Regulations. **What is there** Adventure ...  Read the complete review