Kid friendly pub accomadation in cornwall

[3-IN-One]

As the title says I,m looking to visit The Eden Project and am looking for B and B that is the dogs nuts for the kids.

Any suggestions are welcome

please help me the wife is starting to lose her temper

 

[Danny]

Was about to send you details of where we stayed a few years ago, and the checked it on the internet to discover that it is "temporarily closed"...which I appreciate is not much use to you.

Have you tried Golant YHA? It looks like it has lots of family rooms, and like most Youth Hostels will be very child friendly.

 

[ufkacbln]

Charlestown?

I stayed here a few years ago. SPectacular harbour views and although NOt a pub, there is a lively one in thevillage and a large cafe.

Can be a bit "touristy" though in the season.

Edited - and although not cheap there is also the opportunity occasionally to go out on a real tall ship!

 

[montage]

Poor kids... I was almost sucidal when I was dragged to the Eden project many years ago Failing a B&B you could try out camp sites?

 

[catwoman]

There's a nice place called the Ferry Boat Inn in Boddinick (sp?) near Fowey. Nice bar, good restaurant, friendly place.
There were children staying there the first time I was there. I think they may have a family room.

 

[rob_mcp]

Royal Inn Par has family room(s) excellent food etc. I don't remember much in the way of play area etc - but they were pretty child friendly while we were there

 

[3-IN-One]

Thanks for the replys The wife quite fancys Ferry Boat Inn in Boddinick,So hopefully that might be thr port of call.

 

[catwoman]

Hope you enjoy your stay. When in the area, the Lost Gardens of Heligan are well worth a visit. I liked them better than Eden which always strikes me as like a laboratory experiment. Heligan is more of a real garden and the walks through the various areas are truly impressive with real history. They were rescued and restored by the same man that did Eden