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We stayed at this site at the beginning of June and it was fantastic. Easy to find and well signposted from the main road. On arrival the owners were expecting us and showed us to a large level pitch. The owner was really nice and gave us lots of guide books and money off vouchers as well as local surf tips.
The facilities are great, always clean and well kept. Everything has been thought of even irons and ironing boards. The wifi service is fantastic, we used it on a laptop and an ipod and it was really good.
The sight itself is well laid out and seemed to get constant sunshine.
The noise from the airport was very minimal as we only heard the air ambulance a few times a day.
There is a bus stop at the sight entrance which goes straight into Newquay, we used this to save trying to park our van and it only to 10 mins.
The cafe on sight provides great food and is very reasonable.
Unfortunately our beloved classic campervan broke down 3 days in to a week holiday and had to be recovered back to S. Wales so we didn't get a chance to use the bar or other facilities.
We loved this site and are booking to go back later this summer when the van is fixed.
This is by far the best site Ive visited in the UK and a great base to explore Cornwall, we can't wait to go back.
We have just returned from another wonderful visit to this camp. The weather was rubbish but that's the UK for you.
The cafe is under new ownership and what can I say but heaven and wonderful, the food is now great and its a lovely little cafe and the new owner, Paul is a really nice bloke.
As always we were made to feel welcome here the staff and site was perfect.
My only downside is the showers for some reason this year was not very hot (never had this problem before) so maybe I used them at a busy time.
The kids as always loved it here and didn't want to leave, my son has even met up with the same friends year after year here
We have been staying on this excellent touring park now for over 30 years, so that is a good recommendation in itself. The park is family run and the owner and staff are very friendly and welcoming.
Treloy is located down a lane away from the main road in the countryside approximately 3 miles outside Newquay. It is ideally situated as it is centrally placed, so handy for trips out to all parts of Cornwall. There is also a bus stop right outside the gate for anyone who wants to leave the car behind and use public transport instead.
If you enjoy walking, you can walk through the quiet country lanes to the beaches at Porth and Whipsiderry and the coastal footpath. Newquay has something for everyone with its beaches, shops, bars, zoo, gardens and boating lake. For those visiting the area for the first time, pop into reception, where there are a good supply of information packs containing leaflets for attractions, some with discounted admission vouchers, maps and guides. The park entrance is really pretty with lots of colourful hydrangeas and flowering plants which continue throughout.
The generous sized pitches are divided into numerous areas, surrounded by hedges, trees and shrubs with plenty of water and electric points and discretely fenced dustbin areas plus a main recycling area for plastic, paper, glass and cans. There is a small shop and a cafe/take away near the entrance.
It is a very well kept and clean park with 2 main shower/toilet blocks plus a separate toilet block. There is free hot water to showers and basins plus free hairdryers and electric points in both shower blocks. In the lower block there is a large stainless baby sink in the ladies washroom and in the top block there is a separate parent and baby room. Both blocks have indoor washing up facilities, a boon when wet or cooler weather, as quite a few parks in Cornwall only have outdoor ones. The lower block has coin operated washing machines and dryers plus free irons, ironing boards and electric sockets (which appear to be popularly used for charging mobile phones)
We now take our grandchildren, 9, 6 and 3 with us on 2 of our trips, Spring Bank Holiday Week and August Bank Holiday week and to them, Treloy is the holiday and they even complain when we want to go out. The heated outdoor swimming pool and large sand play area are as good as the beach and sea as far as they are concerned.
The safely fenced children's play area is divided into 2 separate areas. A sand area with a climbing frame and slide, infant swings, ride and purpose built sand play equipment and a 2nd grassed area with a larger climbing frame with tunnel slide, plus swings and a play tractor and jeep. There is also a separate large grassed area set aside for football and ball games etc. Children are exceptionally well catered for at Treloy. A small clubhouse provides entertainment. In the early evening during school holidays our grandchildren enjoy the children's magic and punch and judy shows etc and later on we all enjoy various musical entertainment, quiz nights plus light hearted, friendly games of bingo.
Treloy is a very friendly park and over the years we have made many good friends who also return year after year and we would have no hesitation in recommending Treloy to anyone wanting to visit this beautiful area.
Visited this great site during a busy Bank Holiday weekend and were shown to our pitch in 'Partridge'. This is a big site but well laid out and split up into small sections.
Great toilet and shower facilities - loads of both and plenty of hot water. Never did find the parent and baby room, although there was a large sink for bathing a baby in the ladies shower room.
On entering the site it slopes down to the right so the pitches straight ahead and to the left get lots of late evening sunshine. The children's playgrounds were great although I believe there should be a notice warning parents that the large playground is for children between 8 and 16 years as the equipment is very high.
We booked this site as a 'last minute' break & even better that they only required a deposit at the time of booking where as many other sites required the full amount all in one go. Myself wife, daughter & dog drove down from Derbyshire & Tom Tom takes you further down the road but that's fine as the site is well sign posted. On arrival, the staff where friendly & showed us to our pitch with electric hook up.
Toilets / showers where spotless & clean. The site was clean / litter free & staff would always speak.
We had a dog & could not go into the bar with him.
You occasionally heard gunshots & 'left right, left right' from the adjacent RAF base, but we got used to it.
Noise at night was rare which was good as the site operate a keep quiet policy.
An ideal base for visiting Cornwall's attractions & I recommend you visit the local Cider farm.
We only had a week, but wished we'd stayed for 2 weeks, which we will do again.
For the facilities, price & friendly staff I would give the site 10 out of 10.
We used this campsite for the second time at the beginning of August this year. On arrival we were shown to our pitch which was slightly too small for our tent so we were immediately offered a pitch opposite which was plenty big enough for us. We had an extra large pitch with electric hook up.
The site is slightly on a slope so through the week we had to pull everything inside the tent back up from where it had slid down, but on the plus side this makes for excellent drainage.
The facilities are good. There is a small shop on site which has basic essentials, a small café with basic but excellent food - be careful here it’s really busy on Saturdays we had a 45 min wait for our food. The shower/toilet block, of which there are two, are cleaned everyday and have hairdryers available and free hot water. There is also a separate toilet block with 1 sink fairly near the swimming pool. There is a laundry room, £4 to do a load, £1 to dry it. Also there is on site evening entertainment with a bar, we didn’t use it so can’t comment. The pool is clean and the boys spent many an hour in there learning to snorkel and brushing up on their swimming skills, it closes at 6.30.
We were camped behind a playing field, so we could go fly kites and keep an eye on our tent at the same time. Unfortunately this was a way through to the dog exercise area and some owners didn’t always clean up behind them.
It is a good base from which to visit the area. Many things to do, too many to mention here, but lots of available information/leaflets in most places. We did the Eden project for the first time well worth the money just for the day den building. There are loads of pubs etc to get food.
There are some bad points:-
It’s not the quietest of camps. Newquay airport is nearby with lots of things flying in and out and an RAF? Base next door with some gun training sometimes earlier than we would have liked. Also the Drill Sergeant has a good set of lungs and his voice carries especially early in the morning. To be honest, for us, with a pair of early teens, it was all very exciting stuff.
The field behind us was the meeting point for noisy teenagers at about 7.30, but everything went quiet at 10pm.
When it’s wet the showers can become quite muddy in the changing area so be careful not to drop your clothes on the floor.
The wifi is hit and miss and very slow when it does work.
All in all it is a good family friendly camp, dogs welcome but please clean up after them on the field.
On first impressions not too happy at all. Pitch very tight.Club house not open till 7pm and not enough on site for our 16 yr old.
Stayed 2 weeks and we had had very mixed feelings of the site over this time.
Shower rooms we were not always pleased with the cleaning of.If they supplied a signing sheet on view then this would help to see if being cleaned more than we felt.
Club house was not worth visiting early as the entertainment was very childish 'No matter!'
Limited local beer in bottles available but not cheap.Belfast Busker is a must to see and hear.
This is a good base to visit the surrounding area.Bus stops literally outside the main entrance £3.00 return per adult into town.
Sometimes the noise from the airport was loud mornings and eves-however it usually was the air sea rescue.
At the end our son had made so many friends he did not want to leave!- There was nothing for him!
We personally would not go back but there were families who do go back year after year.By the end we kind of saw why.
We stayed at this site for a week in August. Our pitch was in the Robin area. The pitch was not very big and was on a slight slope. There was also a lamp-post at the end of the row which shone directly into our bedroom at night. We had a lot of rain whilst there but the pitches did appear to have good drainage and did not become waterlogged.
There are plenty of wash/shower facilities which are kept nice and clean. The washing up facilities are also very good and under cover. The takeaway, shop and swimming pool are all good. There is a small bar on site (not a clubhouse by any stretch of the imagination).
The bar is far too small for the amount of people on site in high season and it was impossible to get a seat after about 7.30. It also seemed to be frequented by people who just let their kids run riot on site not caring what they were up to.
I wanted to book somewhere for our teenage daughter and her friend to have some things to do such as swimming pool etc and after reading the reviews felt this site was probably a good in between not a huge haven type site which we hate but also more than a farmers field that we normally stay at.
Unfortunately the site did not live up to the previous reviews simply because rules weren't enforced and big mouthed kids were running around the site causing havoc at the park/games room etc without any parents in sight.
The security guard who walked around the site was pretty much for show only and did nothing to stop the badly behaved children. Although this site has some good points I would definitely not stay here again especially not in high season.
We have just returned from a two week stay at this site and overall it was a pleasant holiday -there was myself, my husband and two children aged 13 and 10.
On arrival we were personally shown to our pitch which was on the end so therefore it was nice and big and near the toilet block and park etc but a lot of the pitches are very small and you would feel that you were living on top of each other and on investigating the site many of the pitches were on very bad slants and I don't think I would have been very happy had we been given one of those!
The security on the site was good and we would have felt safe with our children when they were younger walking up to the park alone - also even though the site is very large you do not seem to hear anything after about 10pm.
The site itself was very clean and well maintained, it was easy to find (well I was the passenger so I would say that!) I think there was 3 shower blocks dotted around the site but the main one was near the park and was always clean as were the toilets, there is a small shop on site which does stock essentials but is rather pricey, also there is a take-away on the site but that is very expensive and not that nice!
All showers and hot water is free which is great when you've got children and there is also free hairdryers and irons. Those of you who will be taking dogs (good luck) we left ours at home thankfully because the 'dog walk' was a large woods with a path leading to nowhere (a dead end a either side and no poo bins provided - many people were just walking the dogs around the site.
The clubhouse was a hit with the children as there was entertainment every night the kids entertainment was mainly for 3 - 7 year olds up until about 7pm and then there was a range of different things from Bingo to the 'Belfast Busker' who was absolutely fantastic and not to be missed (Thursday night) but one word of warning give the guitarist 'Spencer Reed' a miss we were almost asleep leaving the club that night - the drinks are no different in price to anywhere else.
Morrisons supermarket it only about 20 minutes away, along with Newquay town and beaches, try Crantoc beach that's beautiful & if the car park does get full which it usually does then park outside one of the houses at the top and walk down it really is worth it!
Be warned that wherever you park in Cornwall you will have to pay for parking £5.00 each day was the norm - the only free parking was in Morrisons and that's miles from the beach too!
All in all the site was a good base for a lovely holiday but if you like walking then don't chose this one because you will need the car for everything (no nice country walks) even though the web site says it's in the middle of the countryside.
We have been back to Treloy about 5 times now,so,that in itself must say something! Quite a large site but with lots of sub-division so does not feel 'sprawling' Facilities: x2 shower / wash blocks (in our experience always clean to a high standard) club house,swimming pool,very nice children's play area,shop (not 'open all hours' but nice to know its there) small cafe, and a wide choice of pitch types.
Does get very busy at peak times so if you are looking to 'get away from it all' then probably not you thing when the kids are off school but at most other times it is 'just nice' not deserted but not manic either.
A good base for exploring Cornwall and its stunning beaches, try visiting the less obvious ones and of course Newquay itself. This is a fairly local site for us but even if its a long journey you are unlikely to be disappointed especially if the weather is nice.
This was our first visit to Treloy and after a long Journey from Leicester to Cornwall we were glad to see that Treloy was very easy to find and on arrival the staff were very helpful and personally showed us to our pitch. The surroundings were picturesque and peaceful and you could immediately tell that this was a family run and family orientated site.
Our pitch was very generous, we were able to fit a 4 man tent, a large gazebo and we were able to park our car right alongside it. We had an electric hook up and a water tap right next to our pitch. On investigating the site facilities we were very pleasantly surprised, everything was in close proximity to out pitch.
The Kitchen/washrooms/laundry room, toilets and shower blocks were spotlessly clean and well equipped even down to Irons in the Laundry room and hairdryers in the shower blocks. Our boy loved the parks and we felt very safe having him run riot as the site is secure and nice and enclosed. The club house was small but inviting with a range of entertainments going on throughout the week with stuff for mum, dad and the kids - the games room and swimming pool were a hit with the kids especially. The Camp shop was small but equipped with everything you might need - a little pricy but that's to be expected I suppose. The Location of the site is ideal - far enough away from the hustle and bustle of Newquay town but only 2 mins drive away to local/shops amenities. Visitor attractions are close at hand whichever direction you take from the campsite - some lovely costal drives and beaches to visit. If you don't want to drive then there are some lovely walks and a bus stop just down the road. Even though the weather was very changeable during our stay the camp was always spotless and kept to its upmost standard. All in all we were happy with what Treloy had to offer and at a very reasonable price I might add compared to most places which charge for everything down to toilet paper. We had a lovely stay at Treloy and met some lovely people and we will definitely return again one day soon!
Just got back from our stay at Treloy (2 adults 2 children aged 11yrs & 15yrs)
I have to say I was very very pleased with this site.
There was plenty of showers which where free of charge (inc hairdryers) and an endless supply of hot water. The washing up facilities where also very good and again lots of hot water even when it was very busy. There is also iron's and ironing boards again free of charge. There is only 3 washing machines and 2 dryers though and this does cause long queues.
There is a small club on site which gets very full but is also very good with a small games room and tv room. The club has entertainment on the evening.
The children loved the swimming pool, play area and recreation field.
The staff on site where very nice and helpful, there is a small cafe which serves very tasty food but I would advise you not to have any chips.
This site is lovely and I would recommend it to anyone. I cant wait to go back
We stayed here 8to15 08/09 and we had a great time. The site is well looked after and is 5 mins from Newquay. We didn't try the site club as it was swamped with kids and very busy [not our thing] but hey each to there own. We used the site as a base so we went all over Cornwall and had a great time.
The site has everything you need, toilet/shower blocks very clean and tidy/washing machines/dryers. There's a lot on site for the kids to do football pitch/play area/heated out door pool and like I said they're allowed in the pub. There's a onsite shop very basic and a little on the expensive side but there's a Morrisons not too far away.
There's a nine hole golf course and driving range just around the corner which is pretty good. Loads to see and do, too much for one week. If you want an Indian delivered to site I can recommend the green chilli in Newquay but don't order the pops and pickle tray, they're just nasty or I might have got them on a bad day.
Staff were very nice and helpful one guy even though he was busy helped me set up my sat dish, cheers for that. The pitches are not as big as I'd like, you've just got enough room for van/awning and car where as I like to have friends round and bbq outside of the awning wasn't really enough room on my pitch to do this. I did see pitches bigger than mine. There didn't seem to be a separate area for dogs, just got chucked in with everyone else.
Trips out: St Michaels mount is a must, also St Ives, Penzance, too many to mention. All in a very nice site and I would go back again on a bigger pitch armed with a poopa scoop hope this helps
This was our first family camping event and we were really looking forward to it. Our first impression as we drove onto site was that it wasn't as nice as the brochure suggested as a lot of the flora was looking tired but that is probably the case with most.
Our pitch was a little on the small side and made reversing out a little nervy as we were worried about our guide ropes. It was also very muddy and made collapsing the tend unpleasant. It was also on a slight slope which made getting up on a morning hilarious as I kept falling forward as I got off my airbed.
The facilities were fine but beware of the wash room as I left a couple of things there by mistake only to find them gone when I went back. One of these was a frying pan. There weren't enough tumble driers (2) and it was pot luck whether you ever got to dry anything the same day especially as the same two people seemed to be sat there waiting 24/7. These two people thought it was OK to put two towels in each thus tying them up for 15 mins at a time. The play area was brilliant for my youngest and the pool was OK but a bit cold.
My only real gripe is with the enforcement of the site rules as three times in the week there were very loud groups/parties that went on 'till the daft hours and nothing was done about it. I even heard a member of staff discussing it with two ladies that had returned from a night out in Newquay at 2 am.
Visited with the wife and two kids for our first two week stay mid August. We were joined by friends who also bought their three kids. On arrival we were greeted by friendly staff who showed us to our pitches. Our friends were non elec where as we needed a hook up but the staff managed to find us pitches opposite each other despite the camp being pretty much full up.
The pitches with hook up were fairly large, however we found that with our family tent (Vango Kura 800DLX) and a second car we had no room at all left on the pitch. The non elec pitches were particularly narrow but fine for smaller 4 to 6 person tents. The area we were on had a slight slope, not noticeable until bed time and worth taking into consideration when pitching!
We had only four or five days of sun out of two weeks, but even when it rained there was good drainage. The site does get sudden bursts of heavy wind as it is fairly exposed in places. Several units suffered from this when the owners were out for the day and no guy lines were set.
The toilets were a reasonable size, most mornings there were three or four people qeueing ahead of us but no more than a ten minute wait. Well maintained and cleaned, if the floor was a bit muddy there are 'squeegie's' to quickly clean up before you use the shower. Hot water no problem at all.
The site chef was brilliant, full english for £4, I recommend the hungry camper breakfast though! We didn't use him in the evening for anything more than a bag of chips, the evening meals were limited to a selection of around 8, appeared to be pretty good value, between £5 and £6.
Shop was pretty basic, selling most things you may have forgotten but, as mentioned by others, don't expect to find the makings of a full meal every night!
Pool was good enough to have the kids begging to go back every other hour. No life guard but rescue equipment in place and an 'emergency' button to summon assistance if needed.
Club was a reasonable size. The seating is fine until an act is on in the evening. Most entertainment starting at 9pm when everyon seemed to be finishing their day activities and wanting a couple of drinks so seats ran out very quickly. Best two nights of the holiday were watching Alan Deane, 'The Belfast Busker'. Very entertaining and well worth the walk back up the hill after one or two Strawberry Ciders!
If you fancy Newquay for an evening instead there is a bus service from directly outside which seemed very popular.
Okay. Mostly positive comments, but there are some bad points, mainly around kids!
The TV was populated by teenage kids almost as soon as the games area was opened, if you dared to enter you were stared at as if you are invading 'their' space. I asked the staff in the games room on a couple of occasions, however, as they speak limited English then communication there was an issue. As soon as the games room closed this group seemed to move to an area outside of the shower block in a large group. Not that they made a lot of noise but it was intimidating for my partner and the kids when they returned to brush teeth etc.
The site all in all is well maintained, reasonably priced with good facilities we would return in the future.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
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 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
Evening Entertainment 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
No Indoor Pool 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <1 mile 
No Tennis 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
We stayed at this site at the beginning of June and it was fantastic. Easy to find and well signposted from the main road. On arrival the owners were expecting us and showed us to a large level pitch. The owner was really nice and gave us lots of guide books and money off vouchers as well as local surf tips. 
