Stranger Folk digital adventure
EVENT

Stranger Folk digital adventure

Event Details

Date

Thu 1 Oct – Sun 1 Nov '26

Event time

10:30 – 16:30

Recommended ages

7 years+

About this event

Step into a world of folklore with the Stranger Folk app and enjoy a magical adventure around Lanhydrock.

Download the free app before you arrive or when you visit, then collect the magic password to begin your quest. Guided by the mysterious Crone, you'll complete a series of fun, interactive challenges as you search for the Stranger Folk and decide their fate. Suitable for ages 7+.

What to expect:

  • Daily 1 October 2026 to 1 November 2026 (32 dates), 10:30–16:30
  • Suitable for ages 7+
  • You'll need a mobile phone to be able to download the Stranger Folk app.
  • The app is free to download and there's no set route, so you can play as you explore at your own pace. To begin, you'll need the magic password, available from Visitor Reception.
  • No booking needed

More Details

Booking

Walk-in

Arrival

Anytime

Parent Must Stay

Yes, required

Pricing

National Trust - Lanhydrock - House and Garden

Explore a magnificent Victorian manor house set within extensive grounds, offering families a blend of historical discovery and outdoor adventure.

What this place offers

ToiletsParkingFoodPushchair friendlyAccessible🐕 Dog-friendly

Last updated: 1 Oct 2026

Frequently asked questions about Stranger Folk digital adventure

How much does Stranger Folk digital adventure cost?

For ticket prices for Stranger Folk digital adventure, see the official event page or booking link.

What ages is Stranger Folk digital adventure suitable for?

Stranger Folk digital adventure is best for children aged 7 and up.

When does Stranger Folk digital adventure take place?

Stranger Folk digital adventure runs from Thursday, 1 October 2026 to Sunday, 1 November 2026.

Where is Stranger Folk digital adventure held?

Stranger Folk digital adventure is held at National Trust - Lanhydrock - House and Garden in Bodmin.

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