Cornish Coasts Caravan and Camping Park
Middle Penlean, Bude, Cornwall, EX23 0EE
Contact & location
- Address
- Middle Penlean, Bude, Cornwall, EX23 0EE
- Phone
- 01288 361380
Why camp in Cornwall?
Cornwall sits at the very tip of Britain, a peninsula shaped by Atlantic weather and ancient Cornish culture, with a coastline longer than many European countries. For campers it offers an almost unbeatable combination: surf beaches world-famous enough to host international competitions, sheltered south-coast coves ideal for snorkelling and rock pooling, the subtropical gardens of the Lizard and the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and a food scene led by freshly landed seafood. Camping in Cornwall means waking to the smell of salt air and walking to a beach in minutes. It's the closest thing to a continental summer holiday on British soil.
Things to do near Cornwall campsites
The beaches alone could fill a two-week holiday — Fistral at Newquay for surf, Porthcurno for turquoise water, Kynance Cove for jaw-dropping rock formations, and dozens more tucked between headlands along the South West Coast Path. The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project are bucket-list day trips, while St Ives offers galleries, harbour fish and chips, and the Tate St Ives. Land's End and the Minack Theatre, an open-air amphitheatre carved into the cliff above the sea, are unmissable. For families, Flambards and Newquay Zoo provide rainy-day options.