Alan Rogers Review
This delightful and sheltered park is set a mile back from the pretty seaside village of Porthtowan, a haven for surfers but enjoyed by families who can explore the rock pools and coves. The beach has Blue Flag status. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, tall chimney stacks, stark against the sky, remain a reminder of the tin mining for which this area of Cornwall was once renowned. This is now a peaceful spot with plenty of space on the park and tall trees surrounding the three camping fields. There are 80 pitches around the edges of the fields, on level grass and half with 10A electricity. There are a few hardstandings.
Facilities
Modern fully equipped toilet block with two en-suite family rooms also suitable for disabled visitors. Shop in reception. Games room with tourist information. Adventure type play area. Fish and chip van calls Wednesday teatimes. Bicycle hire by arrangement.
- Fishing nearby
- Riding nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Shop on site
- Pets allowed
- Play area on site
Find out more about this campsite by visiting their Official Website.
Location
Getting there...
From the A30 take exit for Redruth, Porthtowan and Portreath and follow signs for Porthtowan for 2 miles. At T-junction turn right up hill to park on the left just past a restaurant. O.S.GR: SW694463.
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