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Lovely little site, set in a little field/pine wood. Localy sited for all types. Good beaches. 2mile st michals bay. St Ives if you can park.
Please be security conscious as visitors took bikes etc from another camper during night.
The cornish have put their prices up so take two wallets (£7. 25 for egg on toast) (£25 for two small fish and chips and one sausage and chips) be warned.
Site had no toilet block but its advertised via mobile
Have been visiting for over 20 years so we've liked it. But becoming increasingly difficult to negotiate the route in through Goldsidney with a caravan, residents parking on both sides and a traffic calming arrangement cause deadlock at times, we've been stuck on both our last two visits.
The site is in a great location for visiting the area, North or South coasts or Lands End peninsula.
However this year our ten night stay at the beginning of August was spoiled by the behaviour of children, particularly riding bikes very vocally and at times quite dangerously around the site, even trying to overtake vehicles on the sloping road. Social distancing and even the site speed limit seemed to mean nothing.
After two nights we asked to change our pitch to get away from the small wooded area which became their hangout. The wardens intervened at times but parental supervision left a lot to be desired, well, actually it was a bit of a disgrace.
So all in all a site which has given us great pleasure over the years, but like many things, not what it was. And access to and from it is becoming very off-putting.
I would like to say how delighted and a pleasure it has been to stay at your site. The wardens work extremely hard to keep the grass area continually mown and flower beds weeded and the site is extremely clean.
The wardens are a credit to you, they are friendly and helpful nothing is to much for them.
I would definitely recommend this site to all for it has peace and tranquility yet only 5 minutes to the beach.
The only thing I didn't like about this site was having to go through Goldsithney to get there. Apart from that a couple of the nicest most helpful wardens you could wish for, quiet site and excellent dog walks. There are a few different areas to choose from, but none with long views, I wanted to be out in the open, which was fine, close to water etc. Most pitches will require some leveling. Lots of rabbits so mind the holes, and lots of pine trees so mind the roots. Fish and chips Wed & Sat. 3 gates, 4 if you count the main one as well, to access the woods that are on two sides, lots of people come in cars to walk their dogs there. There are no locks on the gates and there are no showers, toilets, dishwashing or laundry, or play area, if you are not happy with this don't go there and don't complain.
Whilst there I went to Lands End (30 mins) Minack Theatre, Trebah and Trengwainton Gardens, St Michaels Mount, the Lizard and Kynance cove (well worth the walk National Trust car park)
Shops a small general store in Goldsithney but difficult parking. Morrisons, Sainsburys and Tesco on the Marazion side of Penzance about a 10 min drive, none doing cheap fuel when I was there.
This site used to be call Threeways, because it is a triangle with a road along each side, it is not noisy, occasionally you might hear the odd tractor or refuse lorry, but I can honestly say it did not disturb me and I thought it might.
Threeways is a 'no facilities', members only Caravan Club site, divided into two main areas - one under mature pine trees and the other on a large paddock set off the main site road. All pitches are on grass.
Access to the site can be a little hard work due to narrow roads, especially through the nearby village of Goldsithney, thanks to a particularly annoying bit of traffic calming that reduced the road to one lane. Vehicles parked on the road there make it a tricky pinch point to negotiate. This, however, is the recommended route to access the site.
Goldsithney has a couple of pubs, but we didn't sample them. There's also a small grocery shop and a post office. It's just over a mile to the village, so it's walkable although along unlit, narrow lanes.
We received a friendly welcome from the site wardens, who have their finger on the pulse of local events. There's also a small but very useful information room.
Although only a couple of miles from Marazion, St Michael's Mount and the coast, there's no view from the site, which is surrounded by hedges and trees and in the middle of a triangle of lanes - hence the name. However, traffic is very light and traffic noise certainly not a problem, although when we were there it was harvest time so tractors and trucks were busy in the area until late at night. All part of life in the country, of course.
There are no toilet or washing facilities on site, but otherwise all the usual Club provisions are present and correct - lots of water points and chemical emptying areas, plus glass, can and paper recycling. There's also a motor caravan waste point. There's no children's playground, however.
In the summer a fish and chip van visits the site twice a week, which is very handy. But don't delay if you want to buy - it only stays for about half an hour. Listen for the honking car horn when the chippy van arrives. The food's good, too! A van selling wet fish also visits the site once a week.
Threeways is a small, quiet, peaceful site in the middle of a very busy tourist area of Cornwall, an ideal base for visiting the likes of Marazion, Penzance, Porthleven and Mousehole. As long as you don't want a site with all the bells and whistles.
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