Explore a scenic coastal walking trail through dramatic Cornish countryside with family-friendly routes suitable for all ages and abilities.

Rocky Valley is a beautiful walking destination located near Tintagel in Cornwall, managed by the National Trust. The venue offers visitors access to scenic countryside trails that showcase the natural beauty of the Cornish coast and surrounding landscape. This outdoor attraction is perfect for families looking to enjoy nature together, with routes that accommodate pushchairs and are dog-friendly, making it an inclusive destination for various family compositions. Visitors can experience peaceful walks through the valley with opportunities to discover local flora, fauna, and geological features. The free entry makes it an accessible attraction for family days out, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace without time constraints. Rocky Valley is ideal for families with young children, dog owners, and anyone seeking outdoor activities combined with natural heritage exploration. The combination of scenic beauty, accessibility features, and National Trust management ensures a quality countryside experience suitable for creating memorable family adventures.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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K Rae

2 months ago

Unexpectedly beautiful little valley carved out by a small river with waterfalls and pools. Bit of a walk from Tintagel but on a nice day a pleasant walk along the coastal path. There's an alternative path back to the road near here to quickly get back to Tintagel village and turn a coastal walk into a loop.

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Azmal

3 months ago

The rocky valley near Tintagel is a must for hiking lovers and for the beautiful scenic view of surrounding coastline and fields. The wonderful waterfall tops it all up.

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Andrew Palmer

3 months ago

Stunning walk through woods, past ruined mill buildings and rock carvings, alongside a beautiful river that tumbles down a dramatic waterfall and into the sea.

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Ray

4 months ago

Fabulous place to visit. Stunning views and amazing history.

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Demetri's World

7 months ago

A place full of prehistoric beauty and breathtaking views. Here you are in "The Land that Time Forgot." I hope any movie buffs out there recognise the quote and don't ask, "So where are the dinosaurs?" 🤣🤣

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026