Local Outdoor Activities

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Discover the great outdoors in and around Our Great Little City

Whilst we may be a small city, we boast an abundance of outdoor space. Did you know that we have over 80 acres of land? This includes native wildflower meadows, woodland spaces, natural rivers, and parks and gardens.

Our outdoor spaces are a great place for all the family. Explore our woodland areas by foot or by bike and look out for various wildlife.

For sports, Boscawen Park is the place to be, with tennis courts, and football and cricket pitches available to hire all year round. There is also a natural play area for children.

Down at Hendra, we have one of the best skate parks in the South West, with an enviable range of jumps, pipes and steps.

Rainy days

Weather forecast not looking great?

Truro is not only a great place to head when the skies are blue and the sun is out, it’s also one of the most popular destinations for when it does occassionally rain!

Great Outdoor Options:

Get to a healthier place at Anytime Fitness! Our friendly, professional staff are trained to help you along your fitness journey, no matter how much support you need.
Why not try axe throwing here in Our Great Little City?…
Join Bert Biscoe on one of his popular walking tours and find out more about Our Great Little City.
If you want to get out and about and blow away the cob webs then why not follow one of the Wildings Walks, or you could discover a Truro Park and watch nature come back to life.
Truro Loops connect various public spaces and communities across Truro
Glasteinan Woodland is our best kept secret.
Offering a haven to wildlife within minutes of the city centre, the land known as Daubuz Moors was given to the citizens of Truro in 1977 by the Reverend CRS Enys of the Enys Estate to celebrate the Queen’s Silver Jubilee and the Centenary of the City of Truro.
Trevince is a family-owned country estate in the heart of Cornwall’s historic mining district. The owners welcome plant lovers, curious souls and canine companions to explore the gardens throughout the season as they evolve.
Victoria Gardens is a hidden gem in Truro city centre. It is laid out on a steep south facing slope and is typical of late 19th century style of trees and shrubs interrelated with paths and flower beds.
Take a look at the unique experiences available with the Tregothnan Estate, including Tea Tasting, River Garden Tea Tour, and Tea School Masterclass
Getting fit, toning up, training for competition or just improving your general health?…
Whether you want to learn to sail, hire a kayak, windsurf or hire a motor boat we can help at Loe Beach… A watersports haven!
Truro to St. Clement to Malpas circular walk, taking in Truro’s spectacular river, our secret hamlet of St. Clement and snaking along the Tresillian River.
Located just outside the city centre and part of Truro & Penwith College, Truro leisure centre offers fitness facilities and leisure activities to keep you active and fit.
Free Easter Trail in Victoria Gardens, Truro from 3rd –19th April 2026. Find hidden bunnies, win prizes and enjoy family fun this Easter holiday.
The enchanted trail is a beautiful hidden treasure on the edge of our great little city, popular with families and dog walkers alike.
Penrose Water Gardens was established 45 years ago within a woodland valley on the outskirts of Truro in Cornwall.
In 2018 Boscawen Park saw the Tennis courts transformed with help from a Lawn Tennis Association grant.
Whether you are meeting in your friends to enjoy the sunshine or on you lunch break, Truro’s picnic scene is definitely worth checking out.
Boscawen Park is located alongside the Truro river.
Whether you are just looking from some reading material to escape with or you want to recap for your own wander, take a look at the links below and start exploring our Wildings Wild Walks.
A mammoth but magnificent 7 ½ mile hike along the exhilarating cliff-top pathways from Godrevy to Portreath.
Trewithen Gardens and House has been the home of the Hawkins Family since 1715.
Heading over to my childhood playground for todays Where’s Wilding Walking. A breath-taking 4 ½ mile double-loop wander around Carne and Nare Head, immersed in history from the Second World War going all the way back to the Bronze Ages.
St. Mawes to St. Anthony’s Head and back, making the most of the Fal River Ferry services, this is a nice 3 mile (ish) walk, taking in some breath-taking views across our south coast.