Book Late Entry tickets & explore Bodmin Jail after 4pm for a twilight twist on the most famous prison in Cornwall
As daylight fades, step inside one of Cornwall's most atmospheric historic attractions with Halloween Late Entry at Bodmin Jail. Visit after 4pm for just £13 and explore more than 250 years of crime, punishment and mystery with self-guided entry.
- Visit Bodmin Jail after 4pm for just £13 this Halloween
- Explore the historic Jail at your own pace with self-guided entry
- Experience the immersive Dark Walk and journey into Cornwall's past
- Discover stories from the Jail's cells, corridors and execution pit
- Explore Bodmin Jail as daylight fades for an atmospheric Halloween visit
- Book your Late Entry tickets online or buy on the door
History has a different feel after dark. Grab your Halloween Late Entry ticket and uncover the real people, crimes and punishments behind Bodmin Jail's imposing walls.
Wait until after 4pm. Bodmin Jail gets even darker.
- Dates: 19th - 31st October 2026
- Time: After 4pm
- Experience: Self-guided entry to Bodmin Jail
- Location: Bodmin Jail, Berrycoombe Road, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL31 2NR
Dark history, immersive storytelling & a twilight trip behind bars
Start your Halloween visit with the Dark Walk, Bodmin Jail's immersive journey through the sights and sounds of Georgian and Victorian Cornwall. Then explore the original Jail and uncover stories of its prisoners, punishments and changing role through history.
- The Dark Walk: Step into an immersive journey through Bodmin Jail's dark history
- Original Jail: Discover historic prison spaces and uncover stories within the cells and corridors
- Execution Pit: Explore the darker side of Bodmin Jail's history
- Self-Guided Visit: Take the experience at your own pace as you make your way through the Jail
- Halloween After 4pm: Swap the daytime visit for a later trip behind bars this Halloween
Book Halloween Late Entry at Bodmin Jail and explore this historic Cornish prison after 4pm for just £13. Turns out, being sent to Jail isn't always bad news.