Once in there's the usual, place to eat, shop etc etc. one way in so of course you feel you have to stop, paying the parking in hope it will be worth it (you'd be wrong in thinking that). had to deal with sitting in traffic your then hit with a hefty parking charge (£7 regardless of how long you stay). you screwed once joining the que to get in! By the time you've actually got to the car park. Without question the biggest con of our holiday to Cornwall.įirst off they've been quite clever with the whole one way in, one way out set up. Little miniature village was cool with tiny houses and pub etc. I’m very scared of dogs so was good that the dogs we did see were on leashes. I think it was have been a miserable experience on a wet day. Loved the views etc and was so blessed by the weather. A few gift shops with lots of different merchandise and souvenirs. Didn’t go all the way down to Green Farm but could see the animals from afar off. We started the one mile walk but very down hill and my fathers knee was troubling him so we turned around after 10 minutes. Over priced and the hot chocolate was horrible but kind of expected at these type attractions. Purchased some Cornish pasties etc from one of the kiosks. There’s a fantastic poem about one journey that I can highly recommend - end to end at 6,000mph. Lots of stories of how people had travelled from Lands End of John O Grots. We didn’t do any the of the paid activities. All day car park £7 per car but free entry to attraction and enough free things to do so you can enjoy even if on a budget. No queues because of time of year we went I assume. Very much like your typical tourist attraction.

Had wanted to visit lands end for a very long time but had not heard of this attraction until looking for things to do in the area. Visited first week in Oct and we were blessed with sunny weather.

Lands ed store