Top Things to do in Cornwall
Top 6 Bowling Alleys in Cornwall, England
Cornwall is the extreme southwestern peninsula of England. It has the longest stretch of continuous coastline in Britain and it is one of the sunniest areas in the UK. With picturesque villages, Celtic ruins, light blue waters, gardens and parks and unique architecture it certainly is among the most scenic areas of England. Home of many events and festivals and the land of Cornish pasty, it is definitely worth visiting.
Restaurants in Cornwall
1. Trethorne Leisure Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 405 reviews
Trethorne Leisure Park is an all weather family fun day out with large indoor and outdoor play areas and animals. Separately there is also ten pin bowling, dodgems, games arcade restaurant & bar. Indoor Play: Soft play area, tots tractors, assault course, bungee run, pillow bash, disco dome, drop slide, astra slide, multi level ball blasting arena, sand pit, ball pools and trampolines. Outdoor Play: Paddle boats, traverse climbing wall, jumping pillow, crazy golf, zorb football, aerial glide, adventure climbing frame and much more! Animals: Hand milk the cow and hold the guinea pigs and rabbits in our 'In touch with animals' session. Separately we also have: 8 lanes of Ten Pin Bowling, Dodgems, Games Arcade, Restaurant & Bar. Evenings: The ten pin bowling, dodgems, games arcade and restaurant are also open evenings (close 6pm on Sundays. Conferences: We have three conference rooms available to hire. There is a large free car park on site and free WiFi.
Reviewed By michaelabberley - Chesterfield, United Kingdom
This place is always on our 'must do' list when we visit Cornwall - if you have young children, they will be busy all day long; either outside on the various swings, slides and trampolines; in the barn petting the very friendly goats or inside for the dodgems, ten pin bowling and endless amusement arcade machines. The people are always friendly - especially the lady who leads the ponies around for the children in the courtyard. Excellent value and great fun come rain or shine.
2. Country Skittles
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 233 reviews
Country Skittles is a fun place to go whether a family group, an office outing or just the two of you! It has 4 traditional skittle alleys, a great restaurant, well-stocked bar, shooting gallery, mini crazy golf and lots of games including air hockey, pool, 2 player Guitar Hero, traditional board games, etc. Perfect for all ages! Please check our web site for details of menus and opening hours!
Reviewed By 965Tobin
Enjoyed our game of skittles on a rainy Wednesday. Staff are always friendly and efficient. Food orders are taken before you play so food is ready when your skittles is finished. As always, our food was to a high standard
3. Truro Bowl
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 84 reviews
4. Indoor Bowling Newquay
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By NiallG73
We booked in August as part of a very large, visiting youth group with a mix of teenagers and adults. We only found them by chance as a replacement activity for something else we had to cancel. All of our staff team will be recommending California Bowl to any other groups that we know of visiting the area next year. The guy running the place and the guy in the kitchen were a great pair who made us feel welcome and would do what they could to appease a rather rowdy crowd. But we all had a great time, food is nothing more than you might expect from an alley (burgers and chips, etc) but that's nothing less than you need, and we were allowed access into the hotel pool, too. Perhaps the stand-out that sets this venue apart is the balcony with fantastic views across the Gannel - I think our staff enjoyed that more than the teens, but it's a great spot to relax outside if you want to make a little more of your visit than just "turn up, bowl, leave". Bowling is what you're going to go there for, though, and that experience was great - a few technical difficulties as you can get with any alley, but the guys worked hard to keep the night as flawless as possible. We can only apologise to anyone else who may have been there for the four minibuses parked in the car park, and the wait that some had to get into the pool and the alley!
