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This is a lovely site. Angela & Steve were absolutely lovely. We had a complimentary cream tea on arrival which was lovely, even gave us a little dish with some dog biscuits which was a lovely touch too.
Very clean facilities, toilets and shower were great. With adequate and regularly emptied rubbish bins.
Spacious pitches, we requested a quiet one as have a nervous dog. We were given number 4 which was the corner so ideal.
There was a bit of road noise from the A30 but wasn’t a problem. It’s a great location for visiting places. We went to Newquay, Lost gardens of Heligan, Bedruthan steps.
A great plus was being adults only so nice and quiet. The only negative is the WiFi which was a bit patchy.
Well after missing out on our holiday last year due to lockdown it was lovely to come back to Resparva again. Angela & Steve own/run the site and give a warm welcome to everyone, along with a nice cuppa & biscuits to help you settle in after your journey.
The site is a small adults only, but the pitches are generous grass or hard standing & take caravans, campavans & tents.
There isn't a dog walk but the lane outside the site is at hand. You are near to the A30, so you will get some road noise sometimes, depending on which way the wind is blowing, this has never bothered us.
The site is well shielded with trees/bushes around the edge and each pitch is also separated by hedging giving you some privacy.
A small toilet block, 1 shower, 2 loos, 2 sinks each men & women are kept very clean & antibacterial wipes & hand wash are provided. There is pot washing facilities outside, fresh drinking water, waste water etc + a separate shower if needed within the main house & utility room with a washer for your needs at £3 per wash.
The price per night is very good too.
You are a steady 8-10 mins walk from Summercourt village where you can catch the local bus to Newquay or Fowey. If going to Truro I would suggest driving to the P&R at Regurra then catching the bus in, it saves the hassle of looking for somewhere to park, it was £2 per person for us & is open till around 8pm.
There is also a Waiterose supermarket there too so handy for getting bits & pieces. Once in Truro you can catch different bus's and get to lots of places free of charge if like us you have a bus pass. The buses keep to good time keeping & are plenty, so enjoy.
Spotless Facilities, Great Location for visiting North & South Shores.
We visited Port Isaac, Mevagissey, St Just, Porthleven, West Pentire and other small harbours, all within 40 minutes drive of the site. Large M&S, just up the road, with NEXT, Boots, Mountain Warehouse & fuel.
Very friendly helpful owners. Private hedged pitches, around the outside leaving the central grass area clear, for a relaxing view.
Highly recommended for a quiet nights sleep. via mobile
Angela and Steve are the best hosts and offered us a pot of Cornish tea on arrival. They are the most accomodating people, whilst respecting your privacy.
Their toilets, showers and washing facilities are the cleanest we have ever seen (immaculate!). A fantastic base to explore east and north cornwall and only a short drive to some of the most stunning beaches, towns and villages.
All pitches are perfectly flat and well drained (we had heavy rain for two days and no pooling). The site is sheltered from strong winds by hedges and trees and includes beautifully maintained flowers and shrubs.
Adults only, quiet and best 7 nights sleep ever. We will return next year!
Excellent, well-kept quiet site in superb location for visiting Cornwall. The friendly owners are doing an amazing job; keeping the toilet facilities to impeccable standards of cleanliness, with antibac wipes and hand sanitizer easily accessible.
We have a 7m tunnel tent that fitted easily on our pitch. All pitches are separated by sympathetic hedging with hook ups (some pitches require 15m lead).
Ice block freezing is available in a "laundry room" (£3 a load) and in non-covid times there would be books and games available to borrow.
There is some background noise from the A30, but I am a light sleeper and didn't find it intrusive. The proximity does make getting out and about a breeze!
Smart (slightly pricey) cafe almost opposite selling cakes, sandwiches etc (we shared a £6. 50 salad box for lunch) and we had a great meal at local pub (the London Inn, bookable by phone) 10 minute walk away, which also gave us no concerns re covid safety. (Don't miss their onion rings).
Please don't all book at once, it's MY pitch on MY site and Angela and Steve will definitely see us again. via mobile
This is the 3rd year running we have gone to Resparva & been lucky enough to have the same pitch each year (grass).
Another warm welcome from Angie & Steve on arrival + coffee/tea & biscuits which all new arrivals are offered which is great after a long journey.
We had wall to wall sunshine again which always helps any holiday, but we feel like were coming home & can relax in the knowledge that it is a peaceful site with like minded campers.
Everything is kept spotless, the grass was green & well kept so plenty of hard work after last years drought had left its mark.
There is no dog walk but a lane just outside the site is on hand. The toilet block has one shower, 2 toilets & 2 wash sinks each in the men's & women's, never had to wait for a shower.
There is also an additional shower in the house that you can use if you are desperate & a utility room with a washer (£3) & books & games which you can borrow.
A 10 minute walk & your in the village where there is a shop & a pub, you can also catch a bus here to go to Newquay or Truro.
We used the park & ride into Truro free parking £2 per person return on the bus & there is a Waitrose on site too.
What a find! Drove into the site, greeted by Steve who was pleased to hear another London accent and we immediately thought 'what a cracking little site'. Pitches are a good size, relatively flat and well spaced divided by hedges.
The facilities are beautifully clean at all times. You couldn't want for more and with the bonus of no children. Lots of places to visit within easy reach, including the London Inn pub which took us less than 10 minutes to walk to.
There's nothing to not like about this extremely well maintained, friendly site. We will definitely be back next year.
Well, another stay at Resparva which was fantastic this year for many reasons. 1) We actually got to have a holiday this year after last years unexpected hospital stay for hubby, 2) weather was fantastic which helps with any holiday & 3) our hosts, Angie & Steve, could not have had a warmer welcome, they treat you like absent family.
Site is easy to reach, just off the A30 at Chapletown, small adults only so was nice & quiet & relaxing. Welcome drink & biscuits as you arrive, always nice to have a cuppa before setting up. Site is lovely & neat, some hard standings some grass, we chose grass & was lucky to have the same pitch we had last year.
The toilet block is always clean, 2 loos/1 shower each for the men & women, never had to wait for shower. Information on things to do in the area. Free Wifi & clothes wash is £3.
There is also a games & book section within their home, you are welcome to take a look. There is no dog walking on site as this is a small site, but there is a lane just outside where dogs can be walked. The local bus runs through Summercourt a steady 10 minute walk from the site & goes to Newquay one way & Truro, St Austell, Charlestown & Fowey the other.
There was a steady flow of people coming & going while we were on site, one guy had been there 5 weeks before moving on. Weather was wall to wall sun which was lovely. We visited St Michael's Mt (National Trust) which was a good day out, walking over the causeway, but coming back on the boat after the tide came in.
I think my favourite place this year was going to Padstow, then catching the local ferry to Rock a 5 minute ride, then just walking on the beach & in the water to the next bay.
We came back to Rock on the coastal path. We moved up to Dorset for a few days from Cornwall as we have to get back to our storage yard before it closes and it wasn't as far to get home, otherwise we would have stayed longer.
The holiday was over too soon but we will be back again next year.
Visited this site many years ago then it closed down, now has new owners who have been running the site for the past 3 years, Angie & Steve. We haven't been to Cornwall for 13 years & decided to visit again, while looking for a site saw that Resparva had reopened, so booked 11 nights.
We stopped off on the way down at Briarfields, Cheltenham, just off the M5, I will be doing a review for this site too. We arrived in Cornwall about 2:45pm after having a hold up on the M5 that delayed us 1. 5 hrs. We were met by Angie who was very welcoming & showed us to 2 pitches that were available, one hard standing & one grass, we decided on the grass pitch & was very pleased with it.
Angie provided us with tea/coffee & biscuits, as she did all new arrivals which is a nice touch after driving a long way. The site is adults only, & one of the reasons we booked.
The grass is cut & kept lovely & neat, each pitch which is large enough for your caravan/tent, awning & car & individually hedged which I like, there are also trees around the edge of the site that are not too big & bushy.
There is one ladies shower, plenty of hot water, two toilets & two sinks, the same for the men, & hand wash, hair dryer in ladies, as well as leaflets on places to visit.
Outside there is washing up sink, fresh water tap, grey water waste & a chemical toilet point. There is a mop & bucket outside the toilet block to clean down after your shower. This is a small site, licenced for 15 units only, so very peaceful, no children playing ball games etc, so you can relax.
One week into our holiday my husband was taken ill & as luck would have it, the day before we had gone to Truro & used the Park & Ride (there is 2) but we went down the A30 towards Redruth then turned off towards Truro, the 2nd big roundabout off the A30 from the site, this takes you right to the Park & Ride which would come in very handy in the following days.
(The other P&R is from the 1st round about from the site, but this only takes you into Truro itself which was no good to me) As I said my husband was ill, so we drove to the Royal Cornwall Hospital & to cut a long story short he was admitted in that same day & had an operation 4 days later. As we had driven ourselves to the hospital & parked in their car park that 1st day, by the time I left, the car parking fee was £13. 50!after 6 hrs you pay the day rate, so from then on, when visiting my hubby I parked in the Park & Ride, paid £1 with my age concession card, & the bus went into the hospital grounds, before carrying on to Truro.
The P&R closed at 7:30pm so had plenty of time to visit from 2:30pm. We were suppose to leave Resparva on the Saturday, the day after my husbands op, but when I informed Angie & Steve of the situation, they offered to drive me to the hospital, or the shops & said stay as long as you like, we can find somewhere to put your van (they were fully booked up from the Monday) & you will have electric hook up, tell your husband not to worry, how kind was that.
The day before we left the ladies shower broke, so they advised us ladies that we could use the one in their house in the downstairs cloakroom until the other one was repaired + Angie left towels out as well if you wanted to use hers. She also offered the free use of her washing machine, & there was also free use of wifi. What can I say, a fantastic site & fantastic hosts.
Yes, you are just off the A30, so you do get road noise, depending on which way the wind blows, but we knew this before booking, you do get used to it, & a lot of people who were on the site at the same time as us were repeat visitors.
There are local bus's that run through Summercourt, a steady 10 minute walk from the site going to Newquay, or going the other way to Truro, St Austel, Charlestown or Fowey, but these tend to stop running around 5/6ish.
Will we be going back to Resparva, you bet, there was lots of places we planned to visit & didn't get round to it this time.
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