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Trevedra has to be my favourite campsite by far! It's a lovely relaxed campsite with minimum but sensible rules, fantastic views of the sea and you can walk to the beach, what more could you want! We were a party of myself, my husband and 16 year old son.
We were in the field nearest the beach path. It was a short walk to the toilet block and tap. Although there were only 3 toilets in the ladies side, I never had to wait! A short walk away is another toilet block that includes showers, again I never had to queue. There is also a large bucket, outside tap and shower for your wetsuits and swim suits. All kept beautifully clean with plenty of free hot water. Hook up is available. My son paid to use wifi which made him very happy as he was able to keep in contact with his friends.
The campsite now has a fantastic cafe, particularly great for me as they cater for gluten free (GF)! I even had a GF pasty, a rare treat. The shop is well stocked, again including GF foods.
It takes about 12 minutes to walk down a steep path to the beach and a bit longer to come back. The beach is life guarded and great for surfing and body boarding. You can also walk along the cliff path to Sennen, check out the craft/food market at Sennen School on Tuesdays mornings.
There is a large car park at the top of the hill at Sennen, Sennen beach is probably more child friendly out of the two beaches and has surfing schools.
Parking is free in St Just, a short journey away and is great for stocking up on small items, there is a great cafe there too, I had a GF cream tea there! For a big shop, head to Penzance for Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tescos. There is even a huge Asda at Hayle!
All staff are so friendly at the campsite. There is a book swap near the cafe and they openly allow you just to sit in the cafe area during the day without having to spend money. You can book to stay for as long or short a time as you wish, and don't have to be off site until 10. 30am when leaving at the end of your stay.
All in all a fantastic site, didn't want to come home!
We spent 8 days at this site, stunning location and well kept site. Washrooms were always clean, staff really friendly. The only faults I could say are wish we had tried the restaurant before our last night as we would of used it more often (totally our fault!). It would be nice to have a sign on the main road perhaps a couple of hundred yards before the entrance as it's easy to pass before you realise. Other than that fantastic place really enjoyed our stay and would recommend to anyone wanting to visit this part of Cornwall.
This is a large, fairly level, grass site spread over several fields separated for caravans and tents. We stayed on the Caravan Club field that had pleasant rural and distant sea views. It is also reasonably close to the rather dated toilet block, which was adequate despite the numbers on the site. The facilities were satisfactory (not the the best we have seen), although the cleaners get in very early and seem to think it is ok to leave the floors awash. The welcome here was warm and friendly and there is a useful shop for essentials and newspapers. There is even a very handy restaurant/cafe. There is also a path to a sandy beach with lifeguard, but this is rough and very steep from the cliff top. Overall, a great location we will definitely return to.
My first stop on a multi-stop week in Cornwall and this site provided the ideal, archetypal start, it was Cornwall through and through. There was a sea view, you could see the Longships Lighthouse, Cornish stone walls, it was sunny but with a stiff breeze and a friendly welcome, I knew I was in the heart of Cornwall and had a week of this to look forward to.
Upon arrival I was greeted by a friendly lady on a tractor who was happy for me to choose where to go and although less than half full I still decided to take my van to the far camping field which was only really for tents. This field was closest to the sea and felt quite separate from the rest of the site, yes a bit of a walk from the toilets, but worth the splendid isolation.
The toilets were old, but spotless and very much fitted in with the traditional feel to the campsite, as a contrast the reception block, including shop and restaurant were modern and although I had no need of either I’d imagine on a longer stay they would be useful addition.
I decided to walk to Land’s End and back, probably 6/7 mile round trip. The coast path is easily accessible and I enjoyed a brief stop in Sennen, which feels relatively untouched by the second homer, middleclasification that seems to be ruining so much of the rest of Cornwall. Land’s End was quickly traversed through and an inland route taken back to the site.
I would have been more than happy to spend more than just one night here, but it is a little isolated and to get anywhere would have been a bit of an effort, but this site is wonderfully Cornish and I will definitely visit again.
With sea and countryside views, Tregarton Park is ideal for couples or families with younger children, given its relaxed seclusion and proximity to so many of Cornwall's fine safe sandy beaches. Large grass and hardstanding pitches with electric, divided by hedging and shrubs, perfect for tents and tourers. No statics! Superb toilet and shower block with large glass shower cubicles operated by motion sensors with ceiling mounted shower heads, laundry room, baby changing station.
This peaceful park is home to an outdoor heated swimming pool with waiter service, tennis court, adventure playground, outdoor football table, table tennis, pool table, large shop and take away service. FREE WiFi, dog walking meadow. Pentewan Beach is just five minutes away! Find out more here
Great location for walking or cycling. Lovely sea views. Toilet/shower blocks are very clean and regularly checked. Well stocked shop with fresh meats and homemade cakes. Café is bright and cheerful with a lovely chef with a natural passion for cooking, very good menu, excellent homemade specials and a substantial Sunday Roast from fresh. Wendy and John couldn't do enough for us and it was really appreciated. Definitely recommend to friends and Motorhome sites. Gary & Jill
We phoned to book a pitch in the Caravan Club field and asked for a good sea view, so they gave us a great pitch at the front of the Aire Point, overlooking the sea. Our pitch had electricity, water and a drain. Pitches were well spaced. The tent field looked great too with fantastic views.
Access to the site is down a very long, narrow private lane with a few passing places that would only work if one vehicle is a smallish car. We made sure we left in good time on our final morning to avoid meeting anyone coming in.
The site has a well stocked shop and a new cafe that did reasonably priced meals, but we didn't eat there. The site wifi was temporarily down whilst we were there, but there was free wifi in the cafe.
The main toilet/shower block was very good and clean with plenty of hot water (push button showers). There was also a small toilet block at the edge of the tent field which was also very clean.
The wind was very strong, but walk down the (very steep) steps to the beautifully secluded bay and you are sheltered.
We walked the easy coastal path to Lands End and the scenery is stunning. Sennen Cove is the next bay along, much bigger but not as pretty as the one by the site which was quite special.
There is a bus stop outside the site but buses are very infrequent. We took one to Porthcurno to visit the Minack Theatre which is well worth a visit. We wanted to stay for a play but had to get the one bus back to Lands End and then wait over an hour for the next bus back to the site. There are no shops/pubs in walking distance.
I would recommend this site to anyone for a short stay, and for a long stay if you have use of a car (or smaller Motorhome than ours).
We rolled up to this site on spec, fresh from the culture shock that is the Lands End Shopping Mall. In the shoulder season the reception office is open mornings and evenings and, although we expected to wait for it to re-open at 4pm, someone was on duty before then and we were allocated an almost level pitch in the main field with a sea view.
And what a view - at about 100m above sea level you can see out to Wolf Rock and the Scilly Isles. Lands End Airport is about a mile away to the north but the aircraft noise wasn't intrusive. Although not shown on the OS map as a right of way, there is a footpath to the Gwynver Beach available by crossing two small fields to the west (providing you can cope with inquisitive heifers) and descending a steep path. The SW Coast Path runs past the beach, offering dramatic views either going south towards Sennen or north to St Just. We caught a bus back from St Just and the driver dropped us at the site entrance.
On the site the facilities blocks, whilst a little dated, are kept clean and tidy. The shop was surprisingly well stocked for October but the cafe was not available. There are plentiful waste and recycling bins and well distributed water points. Motorhomers are treated to a proper drive-over grey waste point. The owners have carpet-bombed the site with wi-fi aerials but, as there was a significant charge we didn't take up the offer.
Altogether a most enjoyable stay, despite the weather.
We have just spent 3 weeks in our caravan at this lovely site. On arrival we got a friendly welcome and a choice of pitches suitable for our needs.
The pitches are of good size, level and firm. Even after a couple of very windy days the pegs for the awning stayed secure, although storm straps are recommended. The grass is cut on each pitch as soon as it is vacated.
The views are stunning with great sea views. The beach is only a few minutes walk away but the access path to it is quite steep. Plenty of footpaths and quiet lanes to walk the dogs. We had no problem with excessive noise or cars arriving late at night.
The toilet / shower blocks are clean, warm and the showers are plenty hot enough. They are regularly cleaned and as on the continent mops and squeegees are available to clean the shower cubicles after you have used it.
The Staff are very friendly and helpful if needed but allow you to enjoy your stay without hassling you like some Wardens do.
This is a working farm and a great camping site. From some of the previous negative reviews I can only suggest that if you want the 5* facilities and over zealous wardens then pay the extra money.
Turned up as a group of students hiking the coast path and were made very welcome. We had booked in advance and paid £25 deposit which was quite reasonable. This is a big campsite with separate field for tents away from all the caravans - this had its own toilets, showers and washing up which were a bit more spidery than the caravanners' facilities, but perfectly adequate. We were in fact quite glad to have our own space. Facilities were basic but clean - cleaned often in fact, by a young male attendant who encountered one of our ladies emerging from the shower!
Shop and cafe were good, open early and late and served some of us well for breakfast. A particular highlight were a litter of unusually friendly farm kittens who greeted us on arrival.
These farm cats did a good job with the vermin - not a mouse in sight - but had clearly failed to control the slug population. We were greeted by a good few dozen slugs emerging from the undergrowth in the evening and managing to destroy our rubbish bag overnight. Not a pleasant thing to clear up the next morning, but slugs are an unavoidable part of camping really. Still, can't reccommend to slug phobics!
Overall good though, friendly and helpful.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
Cycle Hire On Site 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
Electric Car Charging Point
Trevedra has to be my favourite campsite by far! It's a lovely relaxed campsite with minimum but sensible rules, fantastic views of the sea and you can walk to the beach, what more could you want! We were a party of myself, my husband and 16 year old son. 
