An excellent facility located next to the local High School that has a twenty-five meter swimming…read morepool and gym stocked with the latest cardio vascular equipment, weight machines and free weights. The facilities are open from early in the morning for the early birds right through to late evening and offer a variety of fitness classes for all genders and ages. Prices are very reasonable for those that are not members of the club, which has had a recent face uplift and delivery of new gym equipment. It is worth checking the pool timetable during school term time as the local school do use the facility on occasion. The pool is one of the warmest in the local area!!

A relatively new complex, it houses swimming (including infants pool and bubble pool), health club…read more(weights, rowing machines, jogging machines and so on), indoor football/basketball court, showers and changing room, everything that you would normally expect in a new leisure centre. It has a small cafe with windows looking onto the poolside. However, with the staff being teenagers, it is not very nice. The tables are left uncleaned, full of spills and crumbs, with little effort to clear up. The staff appear busy talking to their mates who turn up for a coffee that presumably lasts all afternoon. However, apart from that, the rest of the centre and facilities are very good.

Good kids play centre. Has a small cafe providing both drinks and tasty snacks, a soft play area…read moreand activities for under 4's plus a large assault course and activities for the over 4's (and keen parents ;o) ). There is a few video games, mini bowling and trampolines which are great fun! A good number of leather sofas and chairs around the area where you can sip on your drink. Great for a wet day activity if visiting the area.

My wife and I had taken up raze the roofs opportunity with their £1 morning toddler offer. The…read morecentre is clean and tidy and would appear to be freshly refurbished especially in the toilet area. Mr soapy hand soap which made washing hands fun for the kids, also a nice feature are paper towels handy for extra messes and got hands drier quicker than a noisy hand drier and can scare the children. We ordered coffee and bacon sandwich from the breakfast menu, which is also a new feature as well. The staff are happy and helpful and appear to enjoy the job as they also helped our son with arts and craft activity and added the picture to the art tree on the wall. We have now booked a birthday party too and will report back with our findings.

Ben's playworld is great for kidsI would say kids under about 12 though. There is loads for them to…read morego on from ball pools, to demon drop slide and a whole lot more. Ben's also do fantastic kids parties where they provide all the food and party bags etc and all the kids seem to love it, mine definitely do and never want to leave! However I have given it less stars than I would have if it was all good, the downside to Ben's Playworld is whilst th kids are playing it seems a great idea to sit in the cafe sectionhowever wheras the kids party food is good the price and quality of food sold there otherwise is disappointing. But the thing that lost it 2 stars complately is the staff that run the cafe section.blatantly rude is a word I'd use, I may just have been in there on 2 particularilly bad days for them, but they grunted replies, didn't bother to tell me where any of the sauces etc were and basically just didn't seemt o want to be there or to help in anyway. The staff members who go into the kids party rooms to arrange things are different they are ultra happy and helpful.needless to say you can see why the others are hidden behind the catering counter!! So yes Ben's is worth it for your kids to have a lot of fun, but I rarely bother to even buy a coffee there!x

It's a reasonable day out at Ben's Play World. We went one…read moreearly evening on our way back from a shopping trip to St Austell. It's easy to find, just follow the brown signs. There is ample parking. It's probably a better place for under 10s really. It's very safe - kids cannot run out the doors or anything so you can relax in the cafe type area and leave them to explore. The place, when we went a couple of years ago, needed a little bit of a cash injection but they were doing the best with what they've got to keep the tourist trade coming in. It's about a fiver for the kids in peak season and you have to pay a little bit for adults aswell which is not good, altough the car park was free so I suppose it evens out. They have alot crammed in there for the kids amusements and the kids would be in there and happy all day as long as you adults take enough reading material. Recommended for a rainy day or for a treat after dragging the kids round the Eden Project down the road.

We have been coming to Penzance for eight years and have missed the Jubilee pool during its…read morerefurbishment works. Went today and it was great to be back. Staff were great and super helpful as always. A must visit (book ahead to avoid disappointment) and a great way to take a rest day with the kids, as the can run around and enjoy the pool while you chill.

Stunning architecture. They usefully display the water temperature by the entrance, so you can…read moredecide whether to brave it before paying the entrance fee. just like the sea but warmer and less sandy

Boscawen Park is situated in the Malpas direction from Truro. It has several football fields and…read moreTruro Cricket club also have their field next to the park. There are also plenty of children's play equipment such as slides and climbing frames. This park is County Council maintained so is kept to a high standard. There are around 10 hard tennis courts which you can rent for an hour a time in the summer. However these courts can be quite expensive and are often in use around May time. There are toilets in the park which are generally clean and to a decent standard.

The home of the Pirates, this is the place where the Cornish Pirates started. The bar area is next…read moreto the rugby pitch, which now is home to Mounts Bay. The Cornish Pirates play up in Camborne where the pitch and changing room facilities are better. The clubhouse can be hired out for functions. There are 3 or 4 rooms in the downstairs area, non of them very big. If you do have a function there, you will end up having the food (buffet) in one room, and wondering around the others whilst you mingle. There is a dance floor, and possibly it is the smallest one in the county, about 2m square! The staff are great, and the prices cheap. Worth a visit. They have a large TV screen, but I don't know how many sports they show.

Good new ride, some parts are left out or run down but very fun. Great!!!!!!!!! :)read more

Its a good theme park which has come a long way since its early days,fun for all the family great…read morefor kids. For those looking for a good Cornish experience i feel you would be somewhat wanting more than it has to offer. Its a good theme park with all the trimmings but for me(i am local and lived here for years) Its not what id recommend for those who want the 'cornish experience'