Indoor Attractions in Cornwall

Cornwall gets rain. The county sits in the Atlantic weather track and averages around 1,100mm of rainfall a year across most of the peninsula. The indoor attractions listed here are specifically useful when the weather changes and outdoor plans become unworkable.

Super Tramp Parks at Bodmin’s Callywith Gate offers trampolines, dodgeball, a 1.5-metre skywalk air bag jump, and soft play for children. Sessions are sold in hourly blocks and it handles the combination of younger children and teenagers reasonably well by separating areas.

Raze the Roof in Penryn has a three-tier mega play frame, laser tag, gel blasting, and VR alongside a standard soft play area. The site is larger than most indoor play venues in Cornwall and runs well for mixed-age groups where younger children need soft play while older ones want something more physical.

Ferdis Indoor Play in Helston offers soft play for younger children, useful for families staying in the Lizard area who need a rain-day fallback that doesn’t require driving to Truro or Redruth.

The three sites cover the main population areas of the county reasonably well: north and mid-Cornwall from Bodmin, west Cornwall from Penryn, and the Lizard from Helston. None operate year-round, so check opening days before visiting in shoulder seasons.