Spring in Cornwall
The Spring and early Summer months are an exciting time to visit Cornwall. They offer a more relaxed experience, where you can savour every second doing more of what you love in Cornwall.
Days at the beach are still on the cards in the Spring sunshine, or take the time to explore the lesser known corners of Cornwall.
Make treasured family memories at our attractions, challenge yourself to new experiences, or simply enjoy the Springtime blooms across our glorious gardens.
See for yourself what makes Cornwall so special at this time of year and book your next adventure today.
Cornwall boasts some of the most diverse and truly beautiful gardens where visitors can explore beautiful landscapes packed with native Cornish flora as well as exotic plants from all over the world. They burst into bloom in Spring and continue to delight visitors throughout the year.
Discover our glorious gardens
Cornwall's Spring Story
In Cornwall, spring arrives with a flourish, announced not by calendar dates but by the blossoming of magnolia trees. Experience this unique Cornish tradition by visiting our top magnolia spots.
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Gardens of Cornwall
Watch spring bloom into life at one of Cornwall's top gardens. With free, dog friendly, accessible and gardens with young families in mind, there's a garden for everyone.
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Five to visit: Gardens for free
Enjoying the warmth of the Gulf Stream, the magical gardens in Cornwall are home to a wealth of exotic, rare and beautiful plants and trees.
Cawsand & Kingsand, Falmouth, Newquay, Truro, PenzanceRead moreSpring is the paw-fect time to explore Cornwall with your four-legged friends. Enjoy walks on the beach before the heat of the summer, and let your dog be part of your Cornwall experience.
Cornwall with your pooch
Dog friendly pubs with great walks
It’s that time of year when it is lovely to go for a bracing walk with the dog and then snuggle down in a cosy pub. Here is a list of some of the best dog friendly pubs with great walks nearby...
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10 dog friendly beaches - all year round
Cornwall is full of glorious beaches which are dog-friendly all year round. Here is our hand-picked selection for you to enjoy...
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Five to try; Dog friendly gardens
Four-legged visitors are welcomed with open paws in many of Cornwall’s glorious gardens. We’ve sniffed out those that are open all year-round for walkies so take our lead and get tails wagging.
Read moreDogs love Cornwall
Your furry friends are part of the family and in Cornwall there is an abundance of places to visit, eat and drink where your dogs are very welcome. There is also a huge choice of dog friendly accommodation. When we say Cornwall is the perfect destination for the whole family - we mean it!
Spring is a wonderful time for little explorers to enjoy their first adventures in Cornwall. From meeting friendly wildlife to discovering new places to play, there’s plenty to excite tiny travellers and their grown-ups alike!
Family Friendly Fun
Lappa Valley
Lappa Valley is the only family attraction in Cornwall that takes you on a nostalgic steam train ride into a secret world of traditional play and family adventures.
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Paradise Park Wildlife Sanctuary & JungleBarn Indoor Play Centre
An Award-winning wildlife sanctuary set in beautiful exotic gardens with views to the sea, home to over 1,200 birds plus rare red pandas, red squirrels, otters, tiny harvest mice and farm animals.
St Ives, HayleRead more
Cornwall Gold
Cornwall Gold, the Cornish Pantry Restaurant, Create and Paint and The Bearworks is open daily.
RedruthRead moreThere's too much to do in spring in Cornwall to keep it a day trip! Check out our accommodation listings and discover the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring.
Cornwall’s stunning coastlines and historic villages have provided the backdrop for countless films and TV shows. From smuggler’s coves to grand country estates, explore the locations that have brought stories to life on screen. With longer days and spring colour all around, it’s a great time to discover the magic behind the movies.
Film and TV in Cornwall
15 Poldark film locations
Go behind the scenes and discover the glistening blue waters, lush countryside and craggy cliffs that have sashayed from the background to become the lead Poldark star across the first three series.
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Cornwall on Film
Discover Cornwall's cinematic gems, from Poldark's rugged vistas to Doc Martin's quaint village. Walk in the footsteps of your the stars as you relive iconic moments in this breathtaking backdrop.
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The Salt Path
The South West Coast Path has long been a favourite amongst hikers, gained fame with Raynor Winn’s The Salt Path. With the film adaptation out in May 2025, we explore its story and iconic locations.
Boscastle, Newquay, Padstow, Port Isaac, Whitsand BayRead moreIf your favourite film & TV shows have inspired you to explore Cornwall's stunning landscapes, why not try some of our favourite walking routes?
Walking in Cornwall
The South West Coast Path
Few trails capture the spirit of adventure like the South West Coast Path, and nearly half of this epic journey winds along Cornwall’s spectacular 300-mile coastline.
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The Tamara Coast to Coast Way
A new walking route linking both of Cornwall's coasts via the picturesque Tamar Valley.
Calstock, Launceston, Bude, SaltashRead more
Five coastal walks to do this spring
Five walks with breathtaking views chosen from our friends at The South West Coast Path. Breathe in the freshness of the sea and listen to the waves breaking on the shoreline.
Read moreThis project is part-funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Cornwall Council has been chosen by Government as a Lead Authority for the fund and is responsible for monitoring the progress of projects funded through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
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