Our Day at Morwellham Quay
We’re long overdue a trip to Morwellham Quay. The last time we went we had to stop half way there as Ryan felt car sick and he used his Nintendo DS as a sick bucket. It’s fair to say that the DS died a gruesome death that day. However, all was not lost as we had a fantastic day.
What is there to do?
Ride the Copper Mine Train – Take a ride on the train and admire the view before entering the George and Charlotte copper mine.
Traditional Crafts – Watch local Craftsmen working in the forge or pottery and rope making in the village.
Chocolate Making – Discover where chocolate came from and how it is made. Take part and make your own chocolate treat.
Victorian School – Experience school life in Victorian times including the strict regime and punishments.
The Brewery – Sample Beer and Cider from the brewery and learn how it’s produced.
Victorian bakery – Learn the traditional techniques, knead some dough and make your own bread roll.
Mining Copper – Smash a rock and see what riches you can find.
Panning for Gold – Kids love this traditional way of searching for precious metals.
The Garlandstone – Step on board one of the last cargo vessels built in England.
Play areas – Let off some steam in the kids play area.
Dress like a Victorian – There are loads of costumes for both adults and kids to try on which is a lot of fun.
Opening Times
10.00am – 5.00pm
Dogs are welcome and there is wheelchair access, but there are lots of cobbles.
Ticket Prices
- Adults: £10.95
- Children under 3 years old: FREE
- Children 3 – 16 years: £8.95
- Concessions: £9.95
- Family Ticket (2 adults & 2 children): £34.95
If you book your tickets online there is a 10% discount.
How to find it:
Enjoy.
Lisa x
Don’t forget to have a look at all our other suggestions for places to take the kids in Devon Whether you live here or are visiting.