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Site not too far out of Truro but often busy traffic getting in and out.
Veryan is a large undulating site. It was fairly empty whilst we were there. We were allocated a sloping pitch, which is always problematic, with having to lift up the legs of the camp beds etc.
Showers and toilets quite a walk away, older, but clean. We used the washing machine and drier too which was ok.
The site is not near anywhere, it’s tucked away and doesn’t have a 'buzz' about it.
Nice site. Kept well and well managed. Toilets cleaned twice a day.
Helpful staff. One slightly grumpy one but he was great at keeping ball games in the right field and the music down low after hours. The pictures were flat and level.
We asked to be near the park with electric and they listened to our request and put us there. Spacious pitches. We could put our tent and event shelter up on it.
The location is lovely but there isn’t much round the area. 3/4 pubs at a drive. Mainly single track roads some so narrow we were worried that our truck would get stuck!
Lovely local beach (2 mile drive) Cairne beach, which is national trust. Plenty of parking there and a little tea hut. Pub in the village centre serves nice food but in the summer months you must book ahead.
Very limited seating and with so little pubs in the area you can’t afford to be spontaneous with your dinner ideas. Same goes with shops.
Little shop on the campsite and a shop in the village. Small shops very limited supplies. Nearest supermarket is probably 25/30 minute drive away. via mobile
The site was packed to the rafters, which wasn't unexpected, but the facilities seemed to hold up under the pressure. W
E like the location of this site as there are so many beaches and pubs within a short drive away. Local garage well stocked for any needs.
Touring pitches are large and well spaced and water points easy to access.
Very disappointed that fishing lake has been so neglected and is full of rubbish and extremely weedy - doesn't quite match the website description anymore. Why toilets need to be cleaned so early and why grass needs to be mowed at 8am is also beyond me but I guess staff are busy at this time of season.
Overall, we'd still return, possibly at a less busy time. via mobile
This is a lovely site with everything you could need. We were on a pitch, as requested, near the facilities block and it was just a little crowded for my taste, but there were loads of pitches which would have easily met my standards of isolation so they don't lose a star for it.
The grounds are exceedingly well kept and the facilities block was immaculate. I didn't check out the disabled loo as I don't currently need it but I'm sure it's as good as the rest of the site. There were loads of dogs there and they all seemed to have a good time as well as the humans.
The only quibble I have is that the water in the taps in the ladies was VERY hot so children should be supervised.
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
What a fantastic site! We stayed here for a week at the beginning of August and had a fantastic time. The staff are awesome - helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and take great care of the site. Facilities are fab: plenty of really clean toilets and showers, good amount of sinks for washing up, washer and dryer, recreation room (we didn't use but saw many people in there), information room with lots about the local area. There is a fish and chip van that stops on Thurs (I think!) and pizza on Mondays. The site itself is tidy and pitches are pretty flat. We stayed on the half grass/half hardstanding and loved being in the middle of the grassy area at the heart of the site. It felt like a real communal place and everyone abided by the rules of the site. It is based well for exploring the south west coast and much of West Cornwall. We went to Lizard Point which was a particular highlight. Places to visit include: Lost Gardens of Helion, Lands End (quite a journey due to traffic!), St Mawes and Truro is lovely for a little wander. Plenty of shops nearby, we used the Tesco in Truro for ease. We would highly recommend this site to all people!
This was our first time on a c&cc site and we weren't disappointed!
The park was immaculate as you would expect. We were greeted upon arrival by a cheery warden who walked us around the available pitches. We had chosen a grass pitch with electric. The grass pitches are not marked and as long as you are 6m away from your neighbour (they pace it out for you) then that's fine. The toilet &shower block were spotless and didn't get crowded.
The site facilities are basic. There are no pools or bar etc. There is a rec room with table tennis and pool table and a tv room which our kids found ample enough.
As we went in half term there were a lot of kids around and ours ( 10, 8 and 4) found plenty of friends to play with.
There are a couple of dog friendly beaches nearby, both national trust with plenty of rock pools at low tide as well as plenty of walks.
There is a petrol station nearby which has a decent shop although a bit pricey.
All in all a great site which we would return to again.
The site has 2 fields: the main field has hard standings, EHU etc and, where grassed, is mostly sloping. It's surrounded by trees and has small groups of mature trees for shade. The 'back field' is level, surrounded by mature mixed trees, and non-EHU. There is a 3rd field that is the dog walk, this is accessed through the back field. We stayed in the back field, which was sheltered and quiet.
The whole site is very well maintained, grass cut regularly, very clean and tidy. Very quiet, and no man-made noise at night at all.
Toilets and showers are all in one block, immaculately clean and well maintained. Even the hand driers are very efficient. Ladies has 6 or 8 cubicles with basins, 2 showers and ten toilets. There is a separate section with another 5 or so showers, this has its own entrance. Never any hint of a queue, and Mr Fran says the provision for men was the same. All free, and although the showers are the sort where you press a button every couple of minutes to keep the water flowing, this wasn't a problem and the pressure was good. There's also a full wetroom for people with mobility problems and a family bathroom near reception.
Washing up facilities were excellent, 8 big sinks, all under cover, and there are laundry facilities too (£3. 50 for a load of washing, not sure about the cost of the driers).
For kids, there are swings and a slide near reception and a mown area in the centre of the dog field for ball games. The dog field is left quite wild, with wide mown paths along the edges and one across the middle for walking the dog. While we were there, dog owners were very respectful of the play area and kept their dogs off it. There's also a tv lounge and a games room with pool and table tennis tables.
Numerous poo bins were emptied at least twice during our 9 day stay.
Site shop is basic and not open long, but there is a very good Spar type shop at the petrol station on the main road just a couple of miles away. The staff will order newspapers on request, and a fish and chip van calls one or 2 nights a week.
The staff were very friendly and helpful, and there was no sense of them acting like bossy park-keepers.
There are lots of lovely beaches (Carne, Pendower and Porthcurnick are favourites and doog-friendly) nearby, a couple of great pubs (the Ship at Portloe and the Plume of Feathers at Portscatho) that are both dog-friendly and do excellent food. Also great pasties from the deli at Portscatho! Loads to do and see: the maritime museum at Falmouth, Eden Project, Heligan, boat trips on the Fal and lovely coastal towns and villages to visit.
The site may be interesting for those who love birds. There were lots of birds I couldn't identify, but we saw loads of swifts, chaffinches, bullfinches and loads more. Heard but not seen were owls and a spotted woodpecker.
For us (CCC members who qualify for the age discount) the site was great value at £10. 50 per night.
My only slight criticism is that there's nowhere within easy walking distance to shop or eat, but then that's the price you pay for being somewhere so tranquil. A village with a pub near enough to walk to would have made this a solid 10.
This a a very nice site. The C+CC describe it as gently sloping but I would say it's a bit more than that, however I got a pitch that wasn't too bad. Had a good bit of rain a couple of days but the site seemed to remain well drained. Facilities block was clean and tidy. Six showers for the ladies but probably at least a dozen loos and wash cubicles so no waiting at this time of year. I didn't investigate the fishing lake but the playing field with the dog walk around the perimeter was very large. Shop on site with small amount of supplies although Truro not far where there is a Sainsburys and Tesco. Truro is a pain to get through though in rush hour so avoid then. Plenty to do and visit in area and a good beach within a few minutes drive (down narrow lane).
We stayed at your caravan site the site was very well keptand the staff very pleasant and helpful. I wanted to go fishing on the lake for an hour or so was told it was £6 50 a day.
The lake was full of weeds so if you cought a fish you'd have a job to land it, as a member of your club this fishing should be free or just a nominal fee of about £2.
Kind Regards
Ron Hughes
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