cornwall

popped up to winnards perch to see the abandoned wild west theme park, looks like i came a bit late as the whole site has been flattened, new houses being built on the site to extend the holiday resort next door, bit of a shame really , was looking forward to seeing it

I visited in October 2018 but only now been able to post. While looking around I bumped into the police as I was coming out. They where nice and let me finish looking around. The tunnels are regularly used by drug users so the police walk through most of the time. 3 main areas to this site...

Been here a few times now, probably my favourite explore n the area, was opened in 1912, has been shut for years, the current owners have recently been granted permission to turn it into flats but when they got it they immediately put it back up for sale with the planning permission included...

Currently touring the country with exploring with josh and exploring with Cody from youtube, and I took them to this neat little resort. The owners live on site and own a restuarant next to it, so we went inside and bought some food and chatted them up. After getting on their good side they...

Hey - I’m pretty new to urban exploring and I’ve found passion in it, I’ve been looking through the threads and some of you have found some incredible places! I’ve been to a few locations (mostly Devon) but finding it extremely hard to find things that still exist (Ilford polish camp, wall park...

The history of china clay in Cornwall and Devon China clay is decomposed granite where the feldspar had changed into a fine, white powder known as kaolin. Certain parts of the granite uplands, both in Cornwall and Devon process this substance. Today china clay is only mined in the Hensbarrow...

Just driving by my gf spotted it, so I went by to take some snap shots. There's a couple ways in, i just had a quick wander around the 5 buildings, though this is all I had time to snap as I was omw somewhere.

So me and a friend have been discussing climbing the tamar bridge. We’ve agreed if we do it, we’ll climb it at darkness to avoid the eye of the public and reduce our chance of being caught. Obviously we are aware with cameras n such there is a still a high chance of that happening. If we are...

Don’t have any history on this one I’m afraid. Went before and was boarded up, came again recently as going past and could get access. It was an old school house, not very big. It had two entrances at each end of the building which would of been separate entrances for boys and girls. Outside...

Leigham Tunnel also known as Cann tunnel was an old tramway tunnel built early 1820’s. It is 620 yards long and pretty straight. In WW2 it would of been used as an air raid shelter to hold 3000 people. I didn’t get a great picture but at half way point was a couple of small rooms that would of...

Came across this one today by accident. It’s the second one I’ve found recently just by driving (for work), and also same old metal pre fab style farmhouse. No history with this I’m afraid. Found no clues inside or any paperwork. Main house was sadly empty just a few pieces of furniture and...

Seaton Heights Hotel in Seaton, Devon. It’s had planning from September 2013 to turn into houses. Obviously not much has gone on in 5 years. Plenty more graffiti and smashed glass and much more overgrown. There is a post on this site from 2014 which said reason being delayed was because of bats...

Managed to get to this one today. Very grateful to DrGonzo for the heads up on this one. Has been posted before recently. Amazing views from this house of the Tamar Valley. You have the main house and one large outbuilding split into 3 sections. The rooms in the house are good size, even the...

I’m sorry I don’t have any info on this one. Been abandoned for some years. Floor fragile and broke in places. Roof of outbuilding collapsed. Train Carriage out the back sadly rotting away. Kitchen Lounge Dining Room Union Jack paint job throughout Hallway and Bathroom Outbuilding...

This location has been posted before. Also known as Bastard Church/Chapel because of a family surname bastard buried here. But forgot to take picture of those gravestones. Been closed for some time as you can see. Not much to be found history wise either. There are two buildings. The main...