Carnglaze Caverns

One of the Best Places To Visits in St Neot Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Our to Carnglaze was great. Even without a guided tour, we found plenty to explore and enjoy at our own pace. It doesn't take too long to get round. The are fascinating cool, vast, and beautifully lit to highlight the natural rock formations and the incredible man-made spaces carved out over the years. The Subterranean Lake was especially breathtaking, with its crystal-clear water. I loved seeing the LP cover shown where the photo was taken on the lake. Above ground, the woodland is a addition to the visit. The trail is well signposted and has quirky sculptures and little surprises along the way. It’s a great way to enjoy the natural beauty of the area after spending time underground. Obviously there are a lot of steps and uneven ground. Wear good shoes. Everything is well maintained, the were friendly and welcoming, and the whole experience felt relaxed and unhurried. Nice little tea shop to relax after your visit. First, the drive up to the once you turn off the main roads was different. You feel like there is no one else on earth, which can be a bit spooky as the woods around you envelope you fully. The tell of recent past mining history, and helps you picture what life would have been like for those who worked in them. The woodland was a additional delight. Didn't try the cafe, but it seemed to be busy. Not much to view apart from a small in the mineral cave highlight being the water pond. They had few sections closed during my visit. Cafe is good and ample of parking. The trek to find kids stamps was a good one for the kids they loved it. Went to see the Spooky Men's in the evening. Fantastic concert, setting, food and bar. Stayed overnight in our van (£6) and visited the cavern in the morning followed by a very enjoyable woodland (keep an eye out for all the fairy folk and piskies). All brilliant and very interesting. Crumpets and coffee definitely worth it for a late brunch! Last but not least.... the were awesome 👌 so friendly and helpful. Brilliant little attraction, it's not an all day thing but it's really well presented and the are all happy and very helpful. Cafe is lovely, very cold down in the which is right up my street as I love the coolness of winter months. Lovely couple of hours exploring This was such a fun couple of hours. The trail is great for kids and adults, the detail that’s been added is wonderful in feeling the magic/fantasy feeling. The cave itself is fascinating and the water pool is beautiful. What a fantastic day out. Prices were £36 for 2 adults and one child. But this was at the option you could come back anytime throughout the day. The cave was fantastic. All the lights to colour up the cave were amazing. My son loved the whole experience. Great for a rainy day as well A great little attraction. The aren't huge but the presentation and the historical signage of the denoting it's historical relevance is really really well done. The gardens are excellent for walking your dog and also recommended. The are friendly and the cafe serves excellent cream teas. Really good value by today's standards at £9 each. Absolutely stunning place. Cavern is wonderful and so peaceful with a lake underground. There is a woodland walk, didn't get pictures, to busy looking for stamps. Very beautiful gardens, with a little cafe on site. Free parking. Super friendly A place to on a hot day. All the were very friendly. The were interesting but there wasn't a lot to see. The woodland was lovely. All in all it was a mornings but for the price £20 for 1 adult and a 15yr old it was good value. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.