Welcome to the More to Bodmin blog where we’re sharing the best hidden spots, new places to discover and things to do in and around our town, as well as the latest news and updates from our community.
Bodmin’s food and drink scene has been quietly building something special over the last few years.
Uncover Bodmin's dark side – haunted jails, ghostly moors, legendary beasts, and centuries of eerie history. Plan your visit to Cornwall's most mysterious town.
Discover the best family days out in Bodmin, from steam trains and trampoline parks to forest trails and historic houses – fun for all ages.
Your guide to the best dog-friendly activities in Bodmin, from local walks and woodland visits to dog-friendly attractions and cafés.
Follow the Camel Trail from Bodmin to Padstow. One of Cornwall’s top things to do, the route is an ideal family activity, with stops along the way.
Discover the best things to do on Bodmin Moor, from Cornish moorland walks to ancient historic sites. These are our top places to visit on Bodmin Moor.
Take a walk through Bodmin and you’ll find its streets telling stories in bold colour and striking detail and moments captured in time.
Find the best things to do on a rainy day in Bodmin, from undercover attractions to stately homes with cafés.
Feel the wonder of the wild, from vibrant natural habitats to epic views. Bodmin’s very own nature reserve is a place for peace, exploration, and invigoration.
Go stargazing on Bodmin Moor: a designated Dark Sky Park, where natural darkness and nocturnal wildlife are protected.
Plan your visit to Bodmin with our curated guide to the best things to do in Bodmin Town Centre – from natural spaces to historic attractions.
For one weekend each year, the ancient county town of Bodmin throws open its streets to a festival so old that even its origins are lost to time.
Bodmin is set to take centre stage in Cornwall’s cultural calendar in 2026.
Learn about a special anniversary event celebrating four decades of preserved steam on the historic Bodmin branch line.
Discover the VE80 Photography Trail, a town-wide exhibition that brings to life Bodmin’s powerful wartime legacy through the lens of celebrated photographer George Ellis.
Flamm is delighted to announce the full programme, taking place across the town; showing work made by those living and working in Cornwall and the South West.
A new tourism campaign has been launched to position Bodmin as one of Cornwall’s most distinctive destinations.
