Flambards, in Cornwall is home to the UKs most southerly roller coaster and has plenty to do for the whole family. We visited on a beautiful sunny day in june and had a great day there.

As well as the rides they have a World War 2 exhibition and a Victorian village and you can even go on board a Concorde cockpit. There used to be a collection of old war planes there too but sadly they are no longer there. All we could see was a helicopter and some engines.

have a World War 2 exhibition and a Victorianvillage and you can even go on board a Concorde cockpit. There used to be a collection of old war planes there too but sadly they are no longer there. All we could see was a helicopter and some engines.

The Hornet coaster is a German Zierer and has a very quick lift hill and some good air time.

Even though the weather was good the park wasnt too busy so we had plenty of re-rides and no queuing!

Flambards entrance

The Hornet coaster

Lift hill.

Hornet cars in the station. Sliding restraints to fit any size!.

On board first drop.

Another on board view

You can walk directly underneath the coaster.

Log flume as seen from the peddle yourself helicopters.

Extreme Force HURL EM RIDE.

Thunderbolt. Classic sick & spin ride!!!

Go cart garage. Cars for 1 or 2 riders (extra charge for this ride).

Go cart track.

Tinhead’s new motor!!

Chariot Race.

Balloon Ride. Martin decides they are too high for him!!

Wendy and Ceri were brave enough to have a go!.

Smallest Carousel weve ever seen!.

Wendy pedalling for all she is worth but we still caught up with her!!

Mini Pirate Ship.

Kiddie Planes.

Martin getting in to the spirit of it on a flat ride!.

The Cornish Eye. LOL.

Ceri and Martin swapping genders!

Tina finds herself a nice friend!!

Old Red Van.

Remote controlled ships.

Concorde’s walk through cockpit.

And a street.