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Situated near a lovely beach facing St Ives Bay, the Godrevy Park Club Site is popular in summer. Its rear gate gives you access to gorse covered sand dunes, through which a ten-minute walk leads to a scenic cliff path facing St Ives bay. A beach-side car park is a convenient 1 mile drive away from the caravan park.
Located in Hale, Godrevy Park Club Site offers easy access to the many quaint Cornish fishing villages peppered across the coastline, such as Coverack, Cadgwith, Mullion, Porthleven, Newlyn and Mousehole. The area enjoys the best of both worlds - quiet exploration in beautiful natural settings and plenty of attractions in nearby villages for a fun family day out, not to mention a chance to sample the excellent local cuisine. If you're interested in National Trust sites and fairly fit, the climb up towards St Michael's Mount will be well worth the effort. You may also enjoy a wander around Glendurgan and Trelissick gardens. During the school summer break, this caravan site literally buzzes with life. A fish and chip van visits the site, please ask site staff for details.
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Directions
Please do not use sat nav. Turn right off A30 (Redruth - Hayle) at West Cornwall Retail Park roundabout (fourth exit) onto B3301 (signposted Hayle). In 180 metres at the double mini roundabout turn right onto B3301 (signposted Portreath). The Site is on the right in 1.5 miles (past static caravan site on left). Please take care when turning right at double mini roundabout.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- TR27 5BL
- GPS:
- Lat 50.213745 / Lon -5.389974
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- SW583404
- OS map ref:
- 203
- Handbook map ref:
- C1
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Car hire on site
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest park and ride: St Ives
- Nearest train station: Hayle
- Train station within 5 miles
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Overcrowded
Godrevy Park Caravan Club Site
Having stayed at this site before and thoroughly enjoyed it this time thought that the units were jammed in tighter than ever.
We stayed on pitch 42 for 2 weeks from 25th September. When we arrived not much choice of pitches. The pitch we chose was with awning and the awning space had no grass on it whatsoever.
The rain caused our pitch to become completely waterlogged and not useable. The units were packed in.
Would I stay here again possibly if there were hard standing pitches.
Great location for beaches and walks
Godrevy Park Caravan Club Site
This site is in a great location for exploring this part of Cornwall. In particular it is just a short walk to the local beaches and cliff top walks of the South West coast path.
With lots of great little tea rooms and cafes on the coast and easy links via train into St Ives and Penzance it really does have something for everyone.
Brilliant location
Godrevy Park Caravan Club Site
We are just returning home to Leeds after a 10 day stay. We were lucky with the weather and the location of the site couldn’t be better. A walk over the amazing sand dune systenm to the gorgeous 3 mile beach. Fantastic surfing, body body boarding, wind and para surfing. Lovely cafes and walks a plenty. We were unlucky with pitch 101 I think. We had a non awning pitch of which there were only 3 when we arrived bang on. 1pm. 99 to 102 are opposite the garages and behind the facilities. We thought the pitches here were too close together. We got the noises from the facilities and were first to be woken at 8.50 with grass cutting and waste emptying by wardens, who it has to be said worked hard. Other pitches around the site looked fine. The wardens did let arrivals in well early which annoyed us as we had a long overnight journey and spent a few hours at services so we didn’t arrive til one! We will return and hopefully have a better pitch.
MDavies
Reviewed on 27/09/2021 13:19
Wonderful site
Godrevy Park Caravan Club Site
Our first time at Godrevy but it won’t be our last, even with a 9 hour journey. The site is well kept and naturally split into small areas so has a cosy feel. We were in The Paddocks, which was great, did notice that some of the areas are a bit crammed in. Easy access to the dunes and one of the best beaches I’ve ever seen. OK walk in the dry to the pub across the fields, last bit on the road with no path. Sundowner Cafe and Jam Pot cafe on the beach road are both worth a visit. Took the bus (T2) to St Ives from stop near Loggans Way, parked near convenience store for the day. Facilities block is clean, thanks to wardens, but tired and should’ve been updated years ago. This is the only negative about the site, it’s wonderful.
Pam and Penny
Reviewed on 26/09/2021 18:36
Best club site
Godrevy Park Caravan Club Site
This is our second stay here. It’s perfect in every way. The location and pitches are wonderful but what really sets it apart are the wonderful staff. Fabulous 😊
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01736 753100
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