What a stunning place! Not good if you have mobility problems and some steps very steep. But once you are there it’s stunning. Would be great if there could limit the amount of people actually down by the water fall together. There was lots of children who was not quiet so you couldn’t take in the sounds. We didn’t stay long.

Delighted to write this review, following our marriage in April, at St Nectan’s Glen and Waterfall. From start to finish the team were incredibly kind, caring, considerate and professional. Nothing was too much trouble, all our requests and requirements were met beautifully and we felt like we were in very good hands throughout the whole process. We were contacted frequently prior to the wedding, to ensure everything was on track. On the day, we were made to feel very relaxed, so that we could enjoy every minute of the wedding. The team were friendly and welcoming and we never had a moment’s worry. We were lucky that the sun shone for us on the day. The setting is incredibly beautiful and serene and made our special day everything we could possibly have dreamt of – and more. After the ceremony, we could linger at the waterfall for photographs as long as we wanted and were never made to feel that we had to hurry. With such incredible photo opportunities, this was much appreciated. We had a very small, intimate affair and our friends and family said that it was one of the best weddings they had ever been to. A special mention needs to made of Tanya, Tracey and Gareth, who all truly went above and beyond to ensure that our special day was the best it could possibly be – and it was. It was a fairy tale day and I have no hesitation in recommending St Nectan’s as a wedding venue. If you would like something a little different and close to nature – this is the place for you.

The waterfall is good. You have to park the car at St Nectans waterfall car park with per day fee of GBP 3 for whole day payable by card or cash. The footpath to the waterfall is very scenic and it may take 20mins max to reach to waterfall entry point. For waterfall there is admission fees for adult and child (under 5yrs it’s free). The path is bit steep and slippery some places.. There is cafe and picnic spot as well.. There is alternative exit which you should be careful of vehicles..

A special place, set in a lovely wooded valley. Do bring walking boots or walking Wellies as the footpath can be muddy and if you want to see the main waterfall, you will need to cross the stream, so a small towel could be useful if the stream is in full flow after recent rain. The car park is small £3 for all day, best to arrive early There's a £11 fee to go to the waterfall, which is a lovely place, especially if there's no one else there ( go early) Bedsides the Waterfall area, there's no charge for the river walk or hillside walks. There's a nice cafe with good indoor and out door seating.

A magical expirience, really lovely short walk to get to the facilities( aprox 30min from car park - can be unsteady in places, good shoes advised ) all along the river with beautiful wildlife. Loads of meditaion/peace spaces to sit and enjoy the nature. The cafe serves amazing food- we got the chicken wraps which were delicious (good value for money with chips, pasta, coleslaw and salad to acompany it) and some delicious cakes. The waterfall itself is breathtaking - a really nice space to sit with your thoughts( just be aware you may need to take a shallow paddle to get the best view of the falls )