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First thing to say, is that we were at Trewethett during the 'hot' spell of weather in this month (makes all the difference). The site is literally right along the Coastal Path, which forms the main dog walk although there is a small patch of grass area at the furthest extreme of the over-flow field which allows for limited dog-play. The proximity of the coastal path would need to be considered where children are concerned.
The views from the site are wonderful; the shower cubicles are large; the site shop sells the usual basics and you can place an order for morning papers (5p extra). Hard-stand pitches are larger than the grass ones.
The coastal walk to Boscastle is well worth it, but I found the village a bit 'expensive'. The walk to Tintagel is more strenuous, and shops a little bit more varied. Dog-owners; find Daymer Bay Beach (between Polzeath & Rock) for over a mile of beach dog fun.
A lovely site in a wonderful position on top of the cliff.Usual caravan club standards for parking up and checking in. Staff were friendly. The site is very exposed and you will need a storm strap for your awning although we ended up taking ours down due to a day of horrendous rain and winds of about 40-50mph. The toilet/shower block is of a really high standard, exceptionally clean and warm. Laundry facilities are also provided as are take away cream teas from the reception (fabulous on a very wet and windy day in the van!)We did lots of trips out and would thoroughly recommend Boscastle, Port Isaac and Padstow (especially Rick Stein's seafood restaurant for a treat). Unless you are a keen walker a car is preferable for getting around from this site. Would definitely return here but may try to arrive before 2pm as all the best pitches and hard standings are taken very early on.
This is the first time we have visited this site and wasn't disappointed. Usual caravan club standards, toilet blocks immaculate, also has spare toilet at the side when being cleaned The pitches are very spacious and the ones at the front are very sought after, but the views are spectacular from anywhere. The walks from the site are to boscastle and tintagel, both are quite challenging but well worth the effort. After you have visited these villages from this site there isn't much left to visit by foot, but there is a very good bus service that runs from the top of the site into other towns and villages, they run on the hour but get to the entrance at 15 mins to the hour and just hail the bus and he will stop for you. All in all a very good site, will visit again.
We had the worst weather in the world when we were here last August with high winds and driving rain. All awnings had to come down as the site is very exposed on the cliffs and is susceptible to the weather. However being a Caravan club site the facilities were excellent with heated a shower block and very good laundry facilities, both of which were very welcome.
At the time of our visit they had run out gas bottles but we got some without any bother in Tintagel.
The site is perfect for walking with some fabulous sights along the coast path, unfortunately the weather was too poor to attempt much cliff top walking and there was nothing else to do nearby.
A really nice site but you do need good weather to appreciate it.
Although new to caravanning in 2008, we have visited many sites throughout England. The best by far is Trewethett Farm. Our main priorities are excellent showers and plenty to do for our 2 border collies, Jake and Bruce. To say that our expectations were exceeded at this site is putting it mildly.
When we arrived I was slightly disappointed to find that the only space available for us was in the field at the far end of the site. We were told that as other pitches became available we could move. However, it turned out to be perfect for us as access to the cliff top walks was just yards away from our pitch, the sunsets were magnificent and we fortunately had storm straps for the awning! Needless to say, we did not move.
In respect of the showers and toilet blocks, we did not use the temporary showers in the field as it was only a short walk to the main block, they were in excellent condition and always clean.
We had a number of trips out around Cornwall, but we were more than happy just to stay on site on sunny days. The walks for the dogs are fantastic, the views are stunning and the site is lovely.
We had intended to finish our holiday at another site nearer to home, but we cancelled this and stayed on at Trewethett as we thought that going somewhere else would have been an anti-climax to the holiday.
None of us wanted to come home, we could have stayed forever!
Set within four acres of woodland with spectacular countryside views, this site offers the perfect caravanning and camping experience for all ages. Grass or hardstanding pitches with optional electric. Plenty of space for the kids to play football or fly a kite while you sit back and relax. Facilities include toilets, free hot showers, baby washroom, ice pack freezing, dishwashing area, laundry and free WiFi. Secure dog run for four-legged friends, and campfires are allowed.
Shops, takeaway, pubs, post office, and a dispensing surgery are all in the village of St. Stephen. Just a short journey in the car, you are at some of Cornwall's best treasures, including the Eden Project. Four miles from St. Austell and 12 miles from the wide sweeping beaches of the north coast. This family-friendly site is an excellent base for your Cornish break. Find out more here
Our third visit in as many years, this is a remarkable site situated right on the cliff top on the wild and beautiful north Cornish coast between the little seaside villages of Tintagel and Boscastle.
The reason for visiting is simple - the area is gorgeous, and the site is set right at its heart, ideal for walking, cycling, bird watching etc, and there's a small beach (not accessible at high tide) about 15 minutes walk along the (very steep and physically demanding) cliff path. Both villages are also within walking distance, and an hourly bus service passes the site gate (last bus is about 6pm).
Facilities on site are of the usual excellent CC standard. The shop on site is very basic (bread, milk, eggs etc).
On our latest visit we suffered from wild weather - heavy rain and high winds - which is always a risk on such an exposed site. Many of the grass pitches were unusable for several days, and the wardens had to contact some people to delay their arrivals. We had to move from a grass (mud!) pitch to a hardstanding, but it was all handled as well as possible by the wardens.
Awnings must be pegged down and tie down kits are essential! Even though we were fully equipped, we opted to do without the awning due to the winds.
The area is not overly commercial, and has a terrific 'alternative' vibe. There are plenty of places to eat locally - a favourite is The Cobweb pub in Boscastle, which offers great beer and good value food.
Many people return to this site time and time again, and for good reason. It's a fabulous place!
This is the first time we have had a view of the sea and what a view! the sunsets were amazing and just a short walk to lovely Bossiney cove where dogs are allowed. The toilets and showers spotless although did close for cleaning quite early at 10.30am. The coastal walk into Boscastle had the most amazing views and great cider in Boscastle made the walk back much quicker! Will be visiting again.
I visited this site for two nights at the end of July/beginning of August and this was definitely the cleanest site that I have ever used. Despite being quite busy, the toilets and showers were always completely spotless and there was never any rubbish whatsoever around the site.
The field for the tents is quite exposed on the top of the cliff and is therefore prone to being windy but the fantastic views are definitely worth it. There is a portacabin on this field with toilets and showers, which sounds worse than it is, as once again, the toilets and showers in this were just as clean as the main block. I do not agree with the previous comments that the water was too hot. Yes, it was not adjustable but the temperature was just perfect. Perhaps they have since adjusted it.
The site shop is basic but sells the essentials.The pasty shop in Tintagel is fantastic and there is also a Spar and a Londis plus a butcher, which also sells fresh fruit and veg in the village. There are wonderful cliff walks from the site and a great sheltered beach for kids and dogs, down the cliff at Bossiney Bay.
It was full when we got there (it always is) we were told to pitch up in the top field, glad we did as you really do get the best views and sunsets from there.
They put portaloos and showers up there to save a 2 minute walk to the normal block, the loos are perfectly adequat and always spotless, though I wouldn't recommend the showers in this block, the water is far too hot and you can't adjust it.
The shop sells the usual basic items and the wardens are more than friendly, they have the best job in the world on a sunny day, no wonder they are always happy.
We had 5 days of unbroken sunshine, we were able to watch the Peregrine Falcons that have been coming back for the past 25 years, feeding their 3 chicks on a daily basis just outside the campsite on the costal path.Fantastic to see them hunting and feeding.
Boscastle is 2 miles away and they have almost completed the flood defence work, they really have recovered well from the floods, and Port Isaac (where they film Doc Martin) is only 7 miles away are both well worth a visit.
You really have to visit this site to appreciate how beautiful it really is, we haven't found a site anywhere like it in this country.
You need to book in January to ensure you get a summer slot.
We used this site in the summer holidays. Have walked through site recently though to get to coastal path. The site itself is very good and has clean excellent facilities. It is in a fantastic position overlooking the end of a valley that runs into the sea. The sea views are outstanding especially the sunsets and you can walk from the site directly along the coastal path to Boscastle or Bossiney. there is no pub within strolling distance, but Boscastle only about 1/2 hr walk and Tintagel similar. The downside of the site is the regimental nature of some of the staff (seemd to be bosses). We go on holiday with friends and whilst understanding in fairness that you can not save pitches, the staff wouldn't even allow us to ask people around us when they were going, to see if we could arrange for friends to arrive or move to their pitch. When you have young children you really need to be close by. The site can get very windy for awnings as on cliff tops. Fantastic beach at trebarwith strand only about 10 minutes drive away with toilets and cafe and car park. Everything you need at a beach with rock pools/caves/nice sand/ waves and good swimming with lifeguards.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No 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 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
Beach <5 miles 
No Watersports 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
First thing to say, is that we were at Trewethett during the 'hot' spell of weather in this month (makes all the difference). The site is literally right along the Coastal Path, which forms the main dog walk although there is a small patch of grass area at the furthest extreme of the over-flow field which allows for limited dog-play. The proximity of the coastal path would need to be considered where children are concerned.
