PLAN YOUR VISIT ATTRACTIONS EAT SHOP STAY NATURE SPECIAL OFFERS WHAT’S ON CONTACT BOOK NOW OPENING HOURS BOOK NOW Accessibility Land’s End Landmark wishes to provide a great experience for all ages, abilities and backgrounds and we endeavour to find appropriate solutions and approaches to physical access and sharing information. If you have a question you’d like to ask us about access or facilities and you cannot find the answer on this page then please call 01736 871 501 or email us info@landsend-landmark.co.uk and we’ll ensure that you have all the information you need before you visit. Plan your visit Coastal Landscape At Land’s End, the coastal landscape is notoriously wild and the weathering action of waves, wind and salt-spray has produced classic rocky coastal scenery with rock arches, sea stacks, offshore rock islands and rugged cliffs. The weather at Land’s End is mild, frost-free, wet and windy due to the latitude of the site and the strong oceanic influence of the Atlantic Sea. The Land’s End peninsula has about thirty gale days per year and gales are most frequent in the winter months with over 65% of the winds being westerly. We recommend visitors check the regional weather forecast in advance of their visit to Land’s End and dress appropriately with practical footwear. Wheelchairs We welcome all types of mobility vehicles and we also have two manual wheelchairs which are free of charge, subject to a fully refundable deposit of £30, and stored in our Visitor Centre. The chairs are available to borrow on a first come first served basis and no pre-booking is required. Assistance Dogs Assistance dogs are welcome at Land’s End and water is available for them around the site. Customer Services When onsite a member of staff is always close at hand to offer you all or any assistance you may require. If you have any specific concerns or questions during your time at Land’s End, then please make your way to the Visitor Centre and our team will do their utmost to assist or best answer your enquiry. How to find us Please check our ‘How to find us’ page, which includes information on how to get here on foot, by bike, car, public transport, or from the airport. Arrival Car Parking Throughout the year, there is a charge to park your car, motorcycle or motorhome at Land’s End. An all-day car parking ticket gives you the chance to discover all of our facilities and explore the 100 acres of natural landscape owned and maintained by Land’s End. In fact, the funds raised by our parking charge go towards preserving this designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and protecting its fragile ecosystem. Our maintenance team work hand-in-hand with organisations such as the Cornwall Wildlife Trust, RSPB and South West Coast Path to conserve the natural beauty of the Land’s End headland, and our green team strive to improve energy efficiency onsite and reduce our carbon footprint. Since 1066, Land’s End has always been private land which is kept open and conserved for the public to enjoy and explore. Accessible Parking When you drive to Land’s End, please display your blue badge clearly if you have one; vehicles displaying a blue badge will be directed to designated blue badge parking. If you are not a blue badge holder but require accessible parking then please speak to a car park steward or member of staff on arrival. Our accessible parking spaces are located in front of the main entrance and are clearly signed. Drop Off Points If you need to drop off or collect someone from Land’s End, we recommend the coach car park beyond the main gate and on the exit road. If you are using a taxi-service or require an accessible drop-off point then please pull-in alongside the main entrance, however, due to the fast-moving nature of the site we do kindly ask that drivers are mindful of other vehicles, pedestrians and do not linger longer than necessary at this key access point. Discover The Landmark Land’s End is a world famous landmark – the westernmost point of Cornwall – where you can discover a timeless destination at an iconic coastal location. The main site is characterised by tarmac pathways, dusty and stony cliff paths, undulating gorse land and spectacular clifftops ranging in height from 61 to 122 metres high. There are approximately 100 acres of natural landscape at Land’s End which surrounds the 10 acres comprising the main complex. The principal route through the main site is accessible to manual and motorised wheelchairs but it is important to note that there are undulations in the terrain and sections of cobblestone. Our most accessible routes to the outlying areas onsite, First and Last House and Greeb Farm, are clearly labelled but we advise customers that these paths are undulating and the return journeys for both locations is an uphill incline. The site is suitable for prams and pushchairs but please be mindful of the uneven and undulating ground under foot. Please check our ‘Walking’ page, which includes information on the routes and trails at Land’s End. Seating and Shelter Land’s End has plenty of sheltered and indoor spaces as well as the great outdoors plus there are also plenty of places to take a rest, on a seat, picnic bench or on grass. Please check our ‘Discover’ page, which includes information on our opening times and seasonal facilities. Visitor Centre Located next to the main entrance, the Visitor Centre is the hub of communications and customer service onsite plus the place to buy your attractions tickets and walks guide. The Visitor Centre is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. The Centre is suitable for prams and pushchairs. Visitor Attractions All children must always be accompanied by an adult. Set against the beautiful coastal backdrop of Land’s End, our five landmark attractions are designed to keep the young and the young at heart entertained throughout the season. Aardman Presents: A Grand Experience Aardman Presents: A Grand Experience is located over two floors and is accessible for manual wheelchairs. Building on the success of the Shaun the Sheep Experience, Aardman Presents, ‘A Grand Experience’, a cracking and baaa-rilliantly interactive experience for all ages featuring iconic characters Wallace & Gromit, Morph and Shaun the Sheep. The attraction is suitable for prams and pushchairs but there is an option to leave strollers and buggies with a member of staff at the main entrance. Arthur’s Quest This attraction is not accessible for manual or motorised wheelchairs. An exciting and interactive experience, Arthur’s Quest is walk-through attraction which magically conjures a journey inspired by Arthurian legend. The experience features multiple sensory effects, including flashes, voiceover and glimmers; therefore, accordingly the general light level is low and atmospheric. Arthur’s Quest is located over three indoor levels with multiple staircases and uneven ground under foot. Arthur’s Quest is unsuitable for prams and pushchairs but there is an option to leave strollers and buggies with a member of staff at the main entrance. The 4D Film Experience: Return to the Lost World Our indoor cinema is accessible for motorised and manual wheelchairs and accessible seating is available at the front of the theatre. Journey into a prehistoric world and experience the immersive magic of 4D cinema. The 4D show features multiple sensory effects including seat movements, water sprays, surround sound, air blasts and light flashes. Anyone diagnosed with a heart condition, back problem or high blood pressure is advised that the multiple sensory effects could have an impact on their person. Pregnant women are also advised that the multiple sensory effects could have an impact on mother and baby. Small children are encouraged to sit on their parent’s laps during the performance. Prams and pushchairs are stored with a member of staff at the main entrance for the duration of the film. Greeb Farm This attraction is accessible for manual or motorised wheelchairs. A two hundred year old Cornish farmstead and a comfortable home for our colourful array of farmyard animals including ducks, ponies, chickens, rabbits and much, much more. A short walk away from the main site, Greeb Farm is an outdoor attraction with natural terrain characteristic of Cornish coastal pathways and valleys. The paths at Greeb Farm are dusty and stony coastal routes with undulating terrain. Greeb Farm is suitable for prams and pushchairs but we would advise that parents take extra care of small children around the animals. End to End Story This attraction is accessible for manual or motorised wheelchairs. An interactive tribute and exhibition; the End to End Story is a tribute to the thousands of journeys undertaken between Land’s End and John O’Groats. This indoor attraction features static displays, video, audio narration and the general light level is low within the exhibition. The End to End Story is suitable for prams and pushchairs. Shopping Select gifts and souvenirs at this unforgettable corner of the British Isles and explore our five retail outlets. The Westcountry Shopping Village Browse our three specialist shops, Taste of the West, Trading Co and Clothing Co for top name brands, Land’s End souvenirs and Cornish food and drink. The shop is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. The Westcountry Shopping Village is suitable for prams and pushchairs. Craftworkers Land’s End is home to a very talented team of independent local craftspeople including a resident artist, jewellery-maker, glass-engraver, wood-craftsman, potter and leather-worker. The Greeb Farm Craft Studio is a Grade II listed building, constructed in the 18th century, and characterised by uneven flooring with narrow passageways. The shop is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. The Greeb Farm Craft Studio is suitable for prams and pushchairs but there is an option to leave strollers and buggies under the porch beside the main entrance. Penwith House This charming old building, which was originally a Victorian Temperance Hotel, is home to a shop selling nautically-themed gifts, souvenirs and confectionery. Penwith House is accessible for manual wheelchairs. Please note that the shop is accessed via a shallow step which forms part of the original structure of this building. The First and Last House Located on the clifftops at the westernmost point of mainland Cornwall and England, the First and Last House offers gifts, toys and refreshments including Cornish ice cream. The First and Last House is accessible for manual wheelchairs. The shop is suitable for prams and pushchairs. Please note that the shop is accessed via a shallow step which forms part of the original structure of this Grade II listed building. Food and Drink Please check our ‘Plan your Eat’ page, which includes details on the menus and facilities for all our restaurant and catering options. The restaurants and cafes at Land’s End offer a limited selection of gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options. Please ask a member of staff during your visit for further details. Our food is created and packaged in compliance with the Food Information Regulations 2014; if you require any allergen information or details about ingredients contained within our products then please ask a member of staff. We support the local economy by buying local food when we can and we nurture long term working relationships with local suppliers. The Land’s End Restaurant and Bar Treat yourself and relax in comfortable surroundings whilst taking in the spectacular views – enjoy a drink from the bar, morning coffee or a homemade Cornish Cream Tea. There is also an outdoor terrace to enjoy a relaxed meal overlooking the ocean. The Restaurant and Bar is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. This restaurant is suitable for prams and pushchairs. The Cornish Pantry Our large indoor self-service restaurant offers a wide choice of hot and cold meals and refreshments; including traditional Cornish pasties, sandwiches and fish and chips. The Pantry is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. This restaurant is suitable for prams and pushchairs. The Bakehouse Enjoy tasty takeaways, fizzy drinks, jacket potatoes or pizza slices in our indoor canteen or sit and relax on the terrace overlooking First and Last Point. The Bakehouse is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. This catering outlet is suitable for prams and pushchairs. The First and Last Inn Visit the First & Last Inn, one of the most legendary Inns in Britain and enjoy home-cooked food, local real ales and live music every Saturday night. Enjoy the warm atmosphere of two roaring log fires in the bar and restaurant or relax in our sheltered beer garden. The First and Last Inn is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. The bar & restaurant is suitable for prams and pushchairs. Land’s End Kiosk The Kiosk, located in the main square, sells a wide range of ice creams, slush puppies, pasties and hot dogs. Grab food on the go or, if you can spare the time, take a break to sit on our picnic benches to savour your meal. The Land’s End Kiosk is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. The Kiosk is suitable for prams and pushchairs. Land’s End Doughnut Company Hot and sizzling with a dusting of sugar, there’s nothing quite like freshly cooked doughnuts – located outdoors and next to the entrance of The Shaun the Sheep Experience, the Land’s End Doughnut Company sells food for on the go and ice cold drinks. The Land’s End Doughnut Company is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. This catering outlet is suitable for prams and pushchairs. Land’s End Ice Cream Parlour Visit our indoor Ice Cream Parlour, to pick up a scoop of delicious Cornish ice cream made with Cornish milk and clotted cream. The Parlour also sells snacks, hot drinks and sandwiches. The Land’s End Ice Cream Parlour is accessible for manual and motorised wheelchairs. The Parlour is suitable for prams and pushchairs. The Land’s End Hotel Situated at the far west tip of Cornwall, the Land’s End Hotel retains much of the charm and tradition of its Victorian heritage and, with 30 en-suite bedrooms, you’re sure of a comfortable and relaxed short break by the sea. Hotel accommodation is not accessible for manual or motorised wheelchairs. Toilets The toilet facilities at Land’s End are located under the main entrance, beside the entrance to Arthur’s Quest, in the Cornish Pantry, adjacent to Hotel reception and in the Land’s End Restaurant and Bar. Our accessible toilets are located under the main entrance, beside the entrance to Arthur’s Quest and in the Cornish Pantry. The toilets located under the main entrance are open daily except on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Please check our Discover page, which includes information on our opening times and seasonal facilities. Medical Assistance If you require medical assistance please speak to a member of staff who will call one of our onsite First Aid team. Our First Aid room is located next to the entrance of Arthur’s Quest. 2019 Heritage Attractions Ltd HYGIENE MEASURES CAREERS MINISTRY OF JUSTICE ACCESSIBILITY PRIVACY POLICY SIGN UP By submitting your email address, you're indicating your consent to receiving email marketing messages from Land's End Landmark Attraction, and you may receive future offers and information from companies operated by Heritage Great Britain PLC . Your information is not provided to any third parties. Website by We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More