Cosy up with an Autumn Getaway in Cornwall

Discover the best of Cornwall in the autumn, a truly breathtaking time of year to get away and experience the trees change to vibrant bonfire shades of red and gold.

Beat the queues and the congestion that’s so often associated with the peak summer months. Autumn is the perfect time for families to discover the big outdoors, you can take a leafy stroll and explore woodland trails, jump in muddy puddles, discover some of Cornwall’s most famous destinations and enjoy walks on a deserted beach – perfect for a relaxing break beside the sea.

Explore Cornwall in Autumn

Located near to the pretty village of Gulval and overlooking the spectacular Mounts Bay and St Michael’s Mount, our holiday park benefits from a breath-taking setting.

From here you can explore West Cornwall in all its glory, with its hidden coves straight out of Poldark and beaches that stretch for miles dotted across the coast.

Check out our guide of local beaches, places to visit and things to do in Cornwall.
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Top local events this Autumn

As well as Cornwall’s popular beaches, attractions and destinations, there’s also a wide variety of top local events taking place across the county which are well worth a visit. Some of our favourites include…

• The Redruth International Mining & Pasty Festival takes place on 7 September and is a celebration of the famous icon of Cornwall – the Cornish pasty. Encompassing the mining history that is inextricably linked to the meal – and uncovering the magic of Redruth at the heart of Cornish mining.
• The St Ives September Festival takes place from 8-22 September and sees more than 300 events take place throughout the town. There’s two weeks of great music, exhibitions, walks, talks, workshops, films, comedy, theatre and plays
• The young and the young at heart will love the fun-filled Family Weekend at Eden Art’s Festival on 15-16 September. Mr Maker – as seen on CBeebies – will be appearing live on stage in a fun family show with art and its heart, designed to encourage Mini Makers and their grown-ups to sing, dance and make some noise!
• The Falmouth Oyster Festival (11-14th October) is packed with cookery demonstrations by leading local chefs, oysters, seafood, wine and local ale, sea shanties, and marquees brimming with Cornish produce.
• Falmouth Beer Festival (4-6 October): Annual beer festival this year at a new venue, Events Square outside the Maritime Museum. Experience a broad range of 240 local and national ales, real lagers, real ciders and perries, at one of the largest and best beer festivals in the South West.

For more information on Autumn breaks in Cornwall or to speak with us about our accommodation or deals, contact us on today on 0800 043 6449 or book online
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