We visited king arthurs labyrinth me,my husband and 2 children aged 8 and 11 whilst staying at a local caravan park. We absolutely loved it and the children said it was their best day out around the area. It was a shame it only last just over an hour as the kids were so intrigued. The fact it is more of an interactive story as you walk through the mines keeps the kids entertained rather than someone just talking. The little boat at the beginning and end definitely adds to it Would recommend this to family and friends

The mysterious maze of monstrous mysteries put on for Halloween season is definitely worth a visit. At check in the staff are very helpful and explain everything thoroughly providing and clip board and pencil. You have the opportunity to do 3 types of quest, these cover all ages and are great fun. The décor in the maze is top notch for the scary season, with screens and warnings clearly marked for any area that might be a little to much for younger children. Mum & dad can look in first just to be sure. (The younger ones we saw were loving it ) We took about an hour and forty minutes to complete all 3 quest’s, we really got into it and stopped for pictures everywhere. We also popped back and forth through the maze just to be sure of our answers. This is aimed at families of all ages. We had a great time and my daughter is 18.

What a brilliant place; the kids and adults really enjoyed it. The staff are friendly and helpful. It is really well done deep inside the tunnels, we were impressed with the quality of the whole experience. The Halloween trails in the maze were a great addition too.

Excellent, interesting and fun, this was a fab day trip. I was tentative about the ticket price as I'm on a very tight budget, but it was well worth the money. Interesting, exciting, you are literally inside a mountain in amazing caverns, illuminated to make the myths and legends come to life. A few surprises too. My 8 yr kids loved it, mesmerised by the stories. We also did the Hallowe'en maze which took almost 2 hours but held their attention, and mine! Cafe was nice and reasonably priced. We will do some art & craft activities next time. Great day out. Well done to all the friendly professional staff. X

We had a great day out at Corris Craft Centre. First we did King Arthur's Labyrinth. We took our son who is 5 and although he found some bits a little scary overall he loved it. Afterwards it was all he could talk about, and all his games involved him being King Arthur going on a new adventure! Even as adults we found the tour to be something really different that we'd never done before, and parts of the experience were really impressive. Afterwards we did the Halloween Maze which was really fun, and looked round all the shops which lead to us making quite a few purchases. We also had lunch in the cafe which for the price and quality of the food was excellent. Final thing to note is that all the staff were lovely and that it would be a nice day out all year round.

Really great experience with mysterious boatmen who interacted really well with children. Didn’t know quite what to expect, but they have made a story trail based around King Arthur in the caves. It was really good!

We visited the mine on a rainy morning and we had a great time. It is situated in a craft centre so there are some other nice things to go and see - including a lovely cafe. The mine trip itself took around 1.5hrs overall. The children really enjoyed the little boat trip and listening to the stories as we went round.

My family visited King Arthurs labyrinth and we absolutely loved it. So much to see and do as well as looking in the little shops. The labyrinth itself was amazing along with the guides. Definitely a must with small children

We were really impressed with this attraction, it was a brilliant immersive experience and even our son who has some sensory issues enjoyed it! I would highly recommend you take waterproof jackets/coats and also an extra layer and wellies. It can be quite chilly and damp down there, but absolutely worth it. Also do watch your head! Despite not being the tallest and being repeatedly told… I did still bump my head several times, and the helmet certainly did its job! Great play area and facilities for the family, definitely spend half a day here if you so wished. Check out my videos and other attractions in the area on my instagram @houseofninjatravel

Not sure what we do on a wet day, we remembered passing signs to King Arthur’s Labyrinth and decided to give it a go. We were three adults and a soon to be three year old. We hadn’t checked the times of Tours on line and were lucky that one was about to start and had room for us. After an atmospheric video introduction to the myths and legends, we donned the compulsory hard hats and followed our guide into the tunnels. The boat trip was fun and the tour through various dark and damp tunnels was interspersed with stops in caverns and caves to hear the stories and look at the set pieces of figures from the legends. Some of the tunnels are quite low and we soon realised the need for the hard hats. Our toddler was a bit anxious and needed carried along the dark tunnels but he enjoyed most of the hour’s tour. We had lunch in the cafe afterwards, good food. It’s an expensive outing but we all really enjoyed the experience.