Ruthern Valley Campsite

Saints Way

Spans 47km across Cornwall from Padstow to Fowey, following ancient pilgrimage paths through woodland, farmland and creek-side trails with moderate, rolling climbs throughout. Suitable for older children comfortable with distance, but not buggy-friendly due to stiles, narrow tracks and uneven surfaces. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with glimpses of Cornwall's Celtic heritage, quiet countryside and coastal views at both ends – typically walked over 2-3 days with wild campi

Camel Trail

Follows a disused railway line along the Camel estuary from Padstow to Bodmin, making it completely flat and perfect for families with buggies or young cyclists. Dogs love it. The traffic-free tarmac path runs for 18 miles through stunning Cornish countryside, past Wadebridge and alongside tidal waters teeming with wading birds. Popular for its gentle gradient, scenic river views, and safe cycling—though it gets busy in summer. You can tackle shorter sections and there are cafés dotted along the

Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Trail at Lanhydrock

Winds gently through Lanhydrock's woodlands on flat, well-maintained paths perfect for families with toddlers and pushchairs. This short Pokémon-themed trail combines National Trust heritage with interactive fun, letting kids hunt for character stations while exploring ancient trees and formal gardens. Dogs welcome on leads. Ideal for little legs and a playful introduction to Lanhydrock's 900-acre estate.

Lanhydrock Great Wood and Beech Avenue walk, Lanhydrock

Meanders through ancient woodland and along the iconic Victorian beech-lined avenue at this National Trust estate. Mostly flat, well-maintained paths suitable for families with older children who can manage 4km, though tree roots and occasional muddy sections make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads throughout. Stunning seasonal colours in spring (bluebells) and autumn, plus glimpses of Lanhydrock House through the trees make this a gentle introduction to Cornish woodland walking.

Lanhydrock Parkland walk, Lanhydrock