Treverven Farm Camping is a family-run campsite near St Buryan, Penzance, set around 250 feet above sea level with lovely views across the Cornish coast. The same family has owned and run the site for around 50 years, and it has a strong following of returning visitors.
The site welcomes tents, caravans, campervans and motorhomes, as well as dogs. There are both serviced and non-serviced grass pitches, with more than 30 pitches offering electric hook-up. Serviced pitches have both water and electricity at the pitch, while non-serviced pitches have shared drinking-water taps nearby.
Facilities include toilets and showers, a disabled/family shower room, baby-changing facilities, a laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer, complimentary fridges and freezer, dishwashing areas, grey-water and chemical disposal points and a complimentary hair-drying room. There is also a children`s play area with swings, slides, a sandpit and football goal.
The campsite has a licensed reception shop selling food and drink essentials, gas, wood and barbecues, along with phone and tablet charging lockers. Fire pits can be hired, and cooked breakfasts and evening meals are available during the high season.
For those looking for something different, Treverven also has two Shepherd`s Huts, introduced in 2025, sleeping up to four people and offering sea views. There is also a seasonal "Wild Style Camping" area aimed particularly at groups looking for a quieter, more natural camping experience.
Check-in is between 2pm and 6pm, with check-out by 10:30am. Dogs are currently free of charge, with a maximum of two per pitch.
Nearby Attractions
Treverven is particularly well placed for exploring west Cornwall, with beaches, coastal walks and several major attractions nearby.
The Minack Theatre, St Michael`s Mount and Land`s End among the main local attractions. There are also coastal and countryside walks directly from the campsite, with the South West Coast Path nearby.
Other suggested places to visit include Mousehole, with its picturesque harbour, shops and cafes; St Ives, known for its beaches, galleries and restaurants; and Geevor Tin Mine, where visitors can explore Cornwall`s mining heritage and go underground.
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, Jubilee Pool in Penzance, Trengwainton Garden and walks along the South West Coast Path around Penzance and Marazion.
Price Guide - Updated September 2026
Touring and camping pitches from £27 per night, based on two people and one vehicle. Serviced pitches include electric hook-up and water. Dogs stay free. Shepherd`s Huts available from around £110 per night. Prices vary by date, pitch type and occupancy, check direct for current rates.
Please note this is an indication of prices, please contact the campsite for a definitive price for your stay
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