St Eval Kart Circuit

St Eval Kart Circuit runs on the North Cornwall Coast between Newquay and Padstow, on the former RAF St Eval airfield site (WWII Coastal Command). The 1 000-metre outdoor circuit stands out for accommodating every age, with four distinct kart categories and alternating track schedules.

Outdoor circuit 1 000 metres. Four kart categories: Adults 16+ (full-size adult karts), Juniors 12-15 (parents may join), Cadets 7-12, and Infants 3-6 on a dedicated circuit. Formats: birthday parties, Kids Club, evening races, and corporate events. Online booking under the slogan Book Your Spot On The Grid. Active social media on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Contact 01637 838 296.

Saint Eval is a North Cornwall village near Padstow. RAF St Eval Coastal Command 1939-1959 (a strategic air base during the Battle of the Atlantic, launching Sunderland flying boats). Padstow Cornish fishing harbour 10 km north-west, the capital of Rick Stein cuisine. Newquay (the UK's surfing capital) 8 km south-west with Fistral Beach and the Boardmasters Festival. Bedruthan Steps (the iconic North Cornwall rock stacks). Trerice NT Tudor 1573. Eden Project 2001 (Tim Smit's tropical biomes inside a former china clay pit) 25 km south-east. Tintagel Castle (the King Arthur legend) 30 km north-east. Cornwall AONB and the South West Coast Path 1 014 km. Truro Cathedral 1880 (the only cathedral built in the period in Cornwall). Bodmin Moor and Brown Willy 420 m 30 km east.