Granary Barn Camping is a lush, scenic countryside campsite set an ideal two miles from Helston and only three from Porthleven. This refreshing traditional Cornish site lies nestled on verdant green fields.

Lower Polladras Touring Park is a secluded, quiet park tucked amid rural settings, ideally positioned a few miles from Praa Sands. The campsite is a mere thirty minutes from popular visitor attractions like the Eden Project.

If you’re looking for beachy breezy escapes in Cornwall, within easy reach of local amenities and attractions, head over to Ayr Holiday Park. This lovely site is the only park in St Ives.

Kick back on a lovely grassy campsite bordered by thick shrubs amid a stunning patchwork of countryside at Mount Douglas Farm; a family-friendly campsite tucked away on a small farm.

Cockles Caravan Park is the perfect gateway for exploring southeast Cornwall, southwest Devon, and Plymouth. There’s plenty to fill your days and numerous local attractions within easy reach.

Tremorvu is a peaceful, family-run site located in the picturesque hamlet of Tresowes Hill, ideally placed between the fab beaches of Praa Sands and Porthleven. The friendly.

Hellesveor Caravan and Camping Site blends the best of the stunning Cornish countryside with spectacular sandy beaches and big skies, making it a handy base if you're down for some coastal escapes.

Handily nestled on the border between Devon and Cornwall, Whitsand Bay Lodge Park is a beautiful site for guests who want to explore and uncover the exciting gems hidden in south-western England.

Mill Lane Campsite is a family-run spot, perfect for sandy escapes, sunny coastal capers, and smashing surfing sessions for all ages. Set a short 5-minute stroll from arguably one of the best reefs in Cornwall.

Quiet, rural, well-maintained, and sheltered are just some of the words used to describe Trevessa Farm. This friendly site rests on a working farm, enjoying a convenient position only four miles from Hayle and Marazion.

Polmanter Tourist Park is a spacious, clean and welcoming 5-star awarded site nestled amid beautiful surroundings, a short stroll from the nearby fishing town of St Ives. The Osborne family has owned and run the park for over 50-years.

Nance Lakes Camping is a hotspot for camping folk who enjoy the sport of fishing. The site invited angling campers and camping anglers to set up base on a manicured, lush campsite and appreciate effortless access to three well-stocked lakes.

Woodovis Park is a beautiful spot for families and holidaymakers in dire need of a restful stay, comfortable lodgings, and varied amenities at hand. The site rests in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and rests conveniently on the border between Devon and Cornwall.

Balnoon Camping Site is a compact, friendly and flat campsite nestled in Cornwall's stunning, peaceful countryside. The site boasts jaw-dropping views of the enveloping hills and holds over 50-years of experience in creating a quiet.

Stunning St Ives is well-known for its enticing offerings of coastline, scenery, sandy beaches, rich history and oodles of amusements for all ages. Guests generally flock to the location during the holidays.

If you're a twosome or a family, enjoy the convenient location and excellent amenities at Wooda Farm Holiday Park, a friendly campsite perched on the border of Devon and Cornwall.

Willow Valley Camping Park is a family-friendly site placed on the stunning Hartland Cornwall Heritage Coast. Guests are no more than two miles from the nearest golden sand beaches and top surfing spots in Bude.

The Old Rectory Campsite is an idyllic camping space tucked amid greenery on the border dividing Devon and Cornwall. The site is ideal for nature lovers who want a comfortable.

Lower Penderleath Farm is a friendly, spacious site nestled in a stunning wildlife haven, a mere two miles from the artsy town of St Ives and five from buzzing Penzance. This campsite is an excellent spot for those who want to set up camp in a quiet.

What glorious views await you at Maker Camp, a stunning site boasting incredible vistas towards Cawsand Bay and back towards the windswept moors. The site itself holds significant historical significance.