Beautiful nature trail. We spent over 4 hours exploring this walk, the dog loved the woodland walk. The nature trail, full of information with peacocks walking freely infront of you. The waterfall path does cost £8 it is worth it, as you can see the up keep and keeping the path safe. We met several staff maintaining the place, all very polite. You can spend as much time near the waterfall, we went early and it was very quiet. Cafe food nice. Highly recommend wearing waterproof shoes or good grip, wet can be slippy on the wood. Several steps throughout the walk. Upon leaving use the alternative route although up hill, it straight forward back to car park. Parking is £3 for the day. Plenty of picnic benches to have own food outside, several scattered up the hill with a view.

The waters are said to have amazing healing qualities. Just give an offering and have a paddle. I last visited in 1998, it’s changed a lot but unusually for the better. At one with the mystical nature of King Arthur’s Cornwall.

The whole experience was totally magical. Totally immersed in nature and the waterfall was mesmerising. Lovely cafe. We sat out on the deck in the warm (October) sunshine. There was also comfortable seating around a roaring log burner which was very welcoming. I didn’t want to leave and I cannot wait to return. Thank you for sharing this little piece of paradise with the general public.

Visited here mid October, need your hiking boots to get there but incredible experience and absolutely stunning views. Waterfall at the top was breathtaking and so peaceful. I would imagine extremely busy in the summer so glad we visited when less busy. Very good value for money, cafe and shop great too. Will certainly be visiting again.

What a wonderful day we had! Weather forecast was dreadful but we decided to brave it with wellies and rain coats. After a quick shower while we enjoyed lunch in the cafe we headed down to the waterfall, it was breathtaking, the whole experience was wonderful, so quite and peaceful. Happy with the entry fee as this supports the area and keeps it as a place of beauty. Sat in the meditation room and then headed up for a lovely milkshake. Found the beautiful hut for quite contemplation and sat there in the quite before heading round the nature reserve. The water was really fast in the falls due to the rains and everything so pretty so if you don't want to pay the fee there is still lots to do. We intended on having a couple of hours here but stayed for about 4 hours including the walk there and back. If you love nature and quite contemplation this is your place.

What a wonderful place. Hard to describe but a woodland, waterside walk to a waterfall glen that has been sympathetically dotted about with folklore practices, such as ribbons on trees, and pieces of art that range from statues to carvings to quiet places to sit and focus on wellness. The underlying ethos of living with nature and accepting individual spirituality is gently sewn through the glen and end venue. The cafè is remarkable as is the waterfall and its grand reveal!

We really enjoyed our visit - it was a bit pricey with paying for parking, lunch and the waterfall admission, but we pretty much had the whole place to ourselves which was lovely. I imagine it gets rammed in summer! It’s a walk of a mile or so from the car park, mostly flat but there are steps along the way and would recommend sturdy boots. Dogs welcome throughout the site but must be kept on leads.

Gorgeous natural beauty spot. Visited here recently on a rainy day but it added to the magic of the area imo however it did make the tracks very muddy and slippery and it was flooded in parts. I have a joint condition and it was difficult to get to the waterfall (but worth it)and when we arrived we were surprised to find there was a cost to go to the actual waterfall (we didn't bother). Nice little cafe with cakes etc but like most of Cornwall it was overpriced imo!

We didn't really know what to expect. But in off season, a quiet carpark, beautiful walk, gorgeous waterfall and a lovely cafe and shop at the end, it was fab. The walk took about 30 minutes to get there, the beginning is quite flat, as it is a single track road, but then turns into a forest walk, and then muddy slippy steps. An 8 year old was fine, and there are railings for quite a bit of it. It would be hard going on a rainy day. When you get there, up a few steep steps the shop and cafe is lovely. And then a short circular walk with some steep steps again. But it is so worth it. The falls are beautiful, will go again.

We decided to go on a recommendation from TikTok! Wasn’t disappointed. The walk from the car park to the waterfall is about 30 mins. It’s a steady walk to the fall, the last part was the hardest with the steps up to the gift shops and fall entrance. The waterfall is worth the walk and the scenery to it is also stunning. £3 for parking and £7 each to walk down to see the waterfall. Rally good morning out, would 100% recommend. The staff are supper helpful and polite, especially The lady in the gift shop!