First and Last House

Cornwall, England

House in Sennen, Cornwall, England, UK

Opening Visitor Centre open daily from 10:00am; the four family attractions (including The Iconic Signpost Experience and Penwith House – The Signpost Shop), catering outlets and retail are open daily (timings may vary per outlet); the Land's End Hotel, Bar & Restaurant is open daily; the 110-acre Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and coastal paths are accessible all year round.

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Age fit Family-friendly — the site features four family attractions.

Setting indoor/outdoor

The experience

About this day out

Land's End is a visitor attraction at Penn-an-Wlas, the westernmost point of Cornwall (Land's End, Sennen, Cornwall, TR19 7AA), featuring four family attractions, catering outlets and retail set within a 110-acre Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with coastal paths. The site has been open for the public to enjoy since 1066, with money from car parking going towards conserving its fragile ecosystem.

When to go

Opening calendar

Visitor Centre open daily from 10:00am; the four family attractions (including The Iconic Signpost Experience and Penwith House – The Signpost Shop), catering outlets and retail are open daily (timings may vary per outlet); the Land's End Hotel, Bar & Restaurant is open daily; the 110-acre Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and coastal paths are accessible all year round.

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

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Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

Visitor CentreFour family attractions (The Iconic Signpost Experience, Penwith House – The Signpost Shop, The Lost Treasure of Lyonesse: A Golf Adventure)Café and KioskLand's End Hotel, Bar & RestaurantRetail offeringCar park110-acre Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with coastal paths

Accessibility: Committed to helping guests with additional needs via a partnership with Nimbus Disability, operators of the Access Card scheme. Applications must be completed online at least 7 days prior to the visit via the Nimbus Disability website; once approved, the Access Team responds within 48 hours to advise which services guests qualify for.
Parking: Car park with no pre-bookings; tickets purchased on arrival. First 20 minutes free, full day tariff £7.50 (4:00am–midnight), evening tariff £4.50 (4:00pm–midnight), motorbikes fixed rate £3.00. Prices vary seasonally, and free parking is available for Cornish residents registered under the Locals Pass scheme. Parking funds go towards preserving the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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