East Crinnis Camping & Caravan Park 
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Lantyan
East Crinnis Farm
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Cornwall (East) (Browse area)
PL24 2SD See Map
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Tel: 01726 813023
Pitches: 25
Open: Marchto October
Rating: 
8/10 from 17 Reviews
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| Date of Visit: September 2012 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Spriteeyes |
8 reviews from this member |
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This site was so pretty and well maintained/clean. I really liked this site and wished we stayed longer. The warden and his wife are so friendly as is they little dog!
The site is compact so no trekking to the toilet however the pitches are well spaced out. We arrived on a Sunday and noticed a massive car boot sale next door which was fab!
The walk to the beach was a bit of a trek and wished we drove there however all was good when we seen the sea view.
We would definitely return on our next road trip.
Thanks for a pleasant stay!
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| Date of Visit: July 2011 |
Unit: Other |
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| Reviewer: Zakky1234 |
8 reviews from this member |
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We have just spent 8 nights in our folding camper. What a fantastic site. The owners are friendly and helpful. The pitches are very spacious, the toilets and showers are cleaned twice a day and there is plenty of hot water.
There is a separate building for washing up which also has a washing machine, dryer, ironing board and iron and an electric kettle. Eden project is about 5 miles away.
St Austell about 2 miles where there is a Tesco and Asda supermarket, and is good site for touring the area. Outside the reception they have a board which tells you of events going on in the area for the day and the weather forecast.
It is dog friendly, the dog walking area is on the left as you turn in, its a lovely big pond (with lots of fish in) very well kept with some seats. There in no doubt we will definitely be going back.
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| Date of Visit: July 2011 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Swjoduk |
1 review from this member |
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I really liked this site, really pleasant staff, particularly the wardens and their lovely dog.
The site is quiet, great pitches and I really liked the upright granite stones around the place.
It is easy to find and excellently placed if visiting the Eden Project.
The facilities are clean and adequate, showers are a little frustrating only staying on a minute or so every time you press the button.
There is even a small fishing pond with lots of small Roach and Rudd. Ideal for small kids learning the sport.
I would definitely recommend it.
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| Date of Visit: June 2011 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Chukie |
2 reviews from this member |
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What a great camp site this is, I would recommend to anyone wanting to stay in this area, especially if you are going to the Eden Project.
The site is set in two areas with the main site housing camper vans, tourers and some family tent pitches, there is also a new area with tent pitches and its own new toilet/ shower block which also includes a utility room with sink, bowl, washing up liquid, freezer for ice packs, kettle and even a microwave; there was always hot water for washing and the showers and the whole block was cleaned daily.
The pitches were large and flat with hedges around to provide privacy, or if like us you are going as a group then there were larger pitches where you can be as a group and a camp fire (if off the floor)
The area is quiet with only local traffic at night so you can hear the tide at night which is great when staring up at the milky way as the light pollution is very low.
There is a little shop on site which can supply the morning essentials like milk, there is also a 24hr warden who can help with anything you might need, the staff are great and could not help enough and are full of ideas of things to do and routes to take if walking, cycling, bus or car.
In the local area are many bays and beaches as well as great access to the main Cornwall roads to get you throughout Cornwall for all the sites.
There are many great pubs near by who all serve lovely food until 8-9pm (although check this first as it might change during the season) I would fully recommend a trip to Charlestown and its lovely pubs and inns for food.
The best thing about the site is that the Eden Project is about 1. 5 miles and is a very pleasant walk (although be warned there are a couple of big hills in between) but if you are going to the Eden Sessions then I recommend walking as it makes a perfect end to the day walking home (make sure you take a torch if you do though as there are a couple of dark lanes) if you don't fancy the walk then a taxi can be arranged which would be cheap and there is a free bus service back to the site after the session has finished.
I will definitely be using the site again for the Eden sessions next year so who knows maybe see you there.
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| Date of Visit: August 2010 |
Unit: Other |
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| Reviewer: Julias |
3 reviews from this member |
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We have just spent a fabulous week in one of the log cabins, we stayed in Polkerris Lodge. We travelled by motorbike and really appreciated the comfort within the lodge and thought it amazing value for money.
The accommodation was first class, the facilities were superb and the cream tea on arrival delicious.
Prior to arrival we had read reports about road noise but found this not to be the case during our stay, in fact we spent many a happy hour on the veranda with a nice bottle of wine.
The site itself is in a great position for walks along the coastal path, to good beaches and the charming town of Charlestown. The staff at the site were always very helpful and cheerful throughout our stay. To summarise it all we were sad to leave, would definitely recommend this to others.
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| Date of Visit: August 2010 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Diffrey |
1 review from this member |
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WOW how this place has changed. I used to camp in Cornwall every year but I haven't been camping for years and so I thought I'd get back into it with a bit more comfort. I visited East Crinnis a long while back when there was only one camping area(the main site) and a field opposite. How the place has matured! The main site is fantastic with flat pitches most divided now by tall hedges for nice privacy, E hook up (if you miss the hairdryer!) and a sparkling shower block. Theres also a utility room with sink and more importantly a freezer for the icepacks.
For me though, I prefer a bit more tranquillity so I went up on the newly developed 'meadow' about 50 m from the main site. No E hook up which is perfect for me and the missus. There were only about a dozen pitches very nicely spaced and the one I was on was by far the best (it's the one on the right under a huge tree which keeps the tent in the cool shade first thing and faces the setting sun. Perfect)
The meadow had it's own recently finished toilet block which is built on the end of an old farm building, rustic outside, spotless inside. Only one shower and WC for girls and boys but I was lucky with timings and kept an eye out for when other campers were coming back so no queueing! The washing up sink outside would benefit from a canopy but it didn't rain when I was there so I didn't suffer
The bottom field, where I stayed last time, is now a landscaped pond with benches to sit and a great walk for dogs (still have to convince the missus to let me get one!)
Staff were very welcoming and danny has clearly lived in the area all his life because he was full of tips for places to visit. Danny also offers a tour to eden if you want a guide.
The site is less than a 10min drive from St Austell, Charlestown harbour and Eden (If you go the back way as directed by danny you should miss the traffic)
My only regret was the hangover after one night in the local pub, the Brittania, great food, great beer and only a 10-15min walk depending on how much you drink
All in all a great re-introduction to camping. The world is too big to visit the same place twice but I'm glad I made an exception here
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