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Cornwall is a beautiful county in the south west of England. It is the only county that borders only one other, that being Devon. It’s been a popular location for family holidays, student breaks and change in pace of life if you work in a busy city like London. During the summer the population explodes with tourists looking to enjoy themselves. There’s plenty to do in the area but it can all be a little overwhelming, so here are five of the best things you can do:

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Land’s End – Expect a fantastic view from this picturesque part of the country as you stand on the most westerly part of the country. There are great views of the Atlantic Ocean to be had in a serene environment. This is one the geographical hotspots in the country that people love to visit, and of course it is free which is good for a low cost family activity holiday. There’s a selection of shops and restaurants in the area, so don’t think it’s just a baron area, because it’s far from it! It’s a great place to take the dog too for a run around.

Autospeed Stock Car Racing – If you want something a little faster faced, then going to the stock car races will certainly entertain. Expect to see a demolition derby and a host of other racers all with entertainment in mind. The kids will love it, and the action is not to be missed. The racing ring is well worth visiting if you want to keep your trip busy and full of thrills. Check in advance for the times and dates of the races.

Paradise Park – Into your nature and wildlife? Well this is just the place, and there’s something to do for the whole family. Bird lovers can expect to see rare birds of prey such as falcons and eagles, and there are also cockatoos and fun shows on to enthralled by. The kids will find an indoor play area to enjoy too, whilst the parents enjoy the surroundings activities. There is a miniature railway too with a house built in 1860 to add to the authenticity of the day out.

Glendurgan Gardens – You’re your keen to stay away from the beach and just get involved with the countryside then

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these gardens are for you. They were handed to the National Trust in 1962 and since then remain just as beautiful. The area stays relatively warm allowing the growth of exotic and rare botanies. Visit here in spring to see the gardens coming to life and to experience the full size maze in the flesh.

Eden Project – This huge complex houses some of the finest and rarest plants and flowers in the world, and is widely regarded as one of the must visits for any plant or natural geography enthusiasts. With different domes housing different plants under different temperatures there is literally so much to see if you’re on a holiday in Cornwall.

Cornwall is the perfect place for UK family holidays and dog friendly holidays. There’s always plenty to do and see for all the family.