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Rachel
October 10, 2022
Really good fun if you like ghost hunting.
Emma
August 12, 2021
The jail has recently re-opened after a massive amount of investment and renovation. Even if you don't fancy the whole CGI experience (read reviews - some people have complained it is too scary for small children) - it is well worth a visit to the cafe or restaurant and a nosey round the hotel. The work done to the hotel is incredible. And the project managers of that work stayed in this very house! There are not that many places to eat out in Bodmin - the jail is one of your best options!
The jail has recently re-opened after a massive amount of investment and renovation. Even if you don't fancy the whole CGI experience (read reviews - some people have complained it is too scary for small children) - it is well worth a visit to the cafe or restaurant and a nosey round the hotel. Th…
Lara
June 17, 2021
Atmospheric granite prison museum exhibitions, overnight ghost walks and an on-site restaurant. Also has a scary film cinema some nights
Louise
July 26, 2019
Find out what it was life behind bars as an 18th-century prisoner and explore the many cells, the execution shed, the civil prison/exhibition and the naval prison. Open all year.
Guy & Liz
July 19, 2019
Still a menacing sight nearly a century after it closed, Bodmin Jail throws you into the life of a Victorian prisoner. The jail was built in 1779 during the reign of King George III, using 20,000 tons of granite from the Cuckoo Quarry on Bodmin Moor. And although the building looks forbidding from the outside, it came with a sophisticated heating and cooling system, while the wood-panelled Old Chapel (now a restaurant) feels very refined. Bodmin Jail was secure enough to safeguard state papers, the Domesday Book and the Crown Jewels during the First World War. You can make your way across six levels, entering the desolate cells and imagining the grim life of a prisoner in the 1800s. It gets even grislier in the Execution Shed and hanging pit. There’s no spookier place than Bodmin Jail to watch a scary movie, which you can do on Thursday nights, combined with a late-night tour of the passageways with a “medium”.
Still a menacing sight nearly a century after it closed, Bodmin Jail throws you into the life of a Victorian prisoner. The jail was built in 1779 during the reign of King George III, using 20,000 tons of granite from the Cuckoo Quarry on Bodmin Moor. And although the building looks forbidding from t…
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Berrycoombe Road
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