Set on a cliff top, the views from Trewethett Farm Club Site in Tintagel are nothing less than breathtaking. Overlooking the lovely Bossiney Cove with its sandy beach (a difficult descent, not suitable for children under 5 or the unsteady. Tidal waters preclude access to beach at high tide), you can explore the beautiful sea landscapes via the South West Coastal path that runs past the caravan park.
The Trewethett Farm Club Site also gives you easy footpath access to the popular town of Tintagel and the medieval harbour of Boscastle along the spectacular coastal footpaths. Polzeath beach is within 10 miles of the site and with a stretch of wide, flat golden sand is a good option for families. Tintagel is a popular coastal resort with enough shops, bars and restaurants to keep everyone in the family happy, but it is still best known for its dramatic castle, reputedly the birthplace of none other than King Arthur. The area offers a range of ancient countryside villages where you can taste the traditional flavours of ale and hearty Cornish food. For those who want a family getaway in magnificent coastal settings, this caravan site will not disappoint.
Non-EHU pitch discount
Book a non-electric hook-up economy pitch at this site for an excellent low price! Find out more about non-EHU pitch discounts.
Offers available to Club members
Discovery
Slaughterbridge, Cornwall, Devon and Cornwall, PL32 9TT
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18th century garden restoration and 13th century village dig. Walk through fields where King Arthur and Mordred met for their last battle. See the 1,500 year old inscribed memorial stone marking where Arthur was mortally wounded according to ancient legends. Brass rubbing, children's quiz, a nature trail and much more!
Food & Drink
The Piazza, Eddystone Road, Cornwall, Devon and Cornwall, PL27 7AL
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Industrial heritage in a beautiful setting. Self-guided tour underground where slate was mined. Enjoy a beautiful walk through the Enchanted Dell and Quarry Wood with wildlife and fairy trails for the children. Dogs are allowed in certain areas, please check in advance with Carnglaze to avoid disappointment.
Please only use these recommended directions for the final approach and not sat nav, due to unsuitable roads for towing. Leave the A30 via slip road onto A395 (signposted N Cornwall, Wadebridge, Camelford). In 11 miles at the T-junction turn right onto the A39 (signposted Bude). In 1 mile turn left just before the transmitter. In 2.5 miles at the crossroads turn right onto the B3266 (signposted Boscastle). In about 2.5 miles at the junction on the bend continue onto B3263. Do not turn right down hill, site entrance on right in about 2 miles.
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Dale Jones
Reviewed on 08/11/2019 13:18
Cornishpoppy
Reviewed on 24/10/2019 14:12
Two week stay in Sept, weather great, fantastic views full site. The site was clean, tidy and staff pleasant when spoken to. Unfortunately the dog owners let the site down by not cleaning up after their dogs. Due to the location of the site and understandable strong winds awnings are not recommended. Five star prices which unfortunately didn’t reflect the toilet/shower facilities. The main facilities couldn’t be faulted but the porta-cabin facilities were poor at best and the showers blocked and out of use for the full 2 week stay. One final point not only is this a very expensive site £25.20 for caravan, awning and 2 adults but you have to pay for poor WiFi £27 per year.
Towards the beginning of each month, we will put pitches on sale for the same month next year.
This is a Tourer Explorer site, where kids become nature detectives, artists, bug collectors and outdoor adventurers.
