Camping in Cornwall

Within a short walk is the pretty little fishing village of Coverack. The harbour here is particularly photogenic with its granite walls, wooden fishing boats and clutch of whitewashed cottages above. This is quite a remote part of the Cornish coast so rarely draws too much of a crowd beyond those staying in the area and a few locals. 

Located in Coverack in the South West of Cornwall, Coverack Windsurfing Centre offers RYA windsurfing tuition for both beginner and advanced sailors. They also hire Stand Up Paddleboarding Boards and Kayaks to enjoy the settling seas. With such a wide selection of activities it’s the destination of choice for individuals and families on South West Cornwall’s stunning coastline.  

A lovely and authentic cafe within a walking distance.

The White Hart is a very friendly local pub just a 5 minute walk away that serves a fine selection of Ales, Lagers, Wines and Spirits. 

Kennack Sands Beach is a beautiful, expansive beach located on the east of the Lizard Peninsula. What makes this beach unique is its natural shelter from the wind, making it a great spot for sunbathing and swimming. At low tide, the beach expands to a very large size, providing plenty of space for all visitors to enjoy.

located on the scenic Lizard Peninsula, Trevassack Lake is a 26-acre accessible site with holiday accommodation and waterside cafe, dedicated to bringing watersports and sailing activities to anyone and everyone, regardless of age, ability, disability or experience.

They offer numerous activities and taster sessions for young and old, covering sailing, kayaking, open water swimming and much more. Trevassack Lake includes an innovative fully accessible learning centre.

Award winning Pasties that any local would call the best. Their pasty shop and organic veg stall is found on the very backlanes of Cornwall. Unexpected yet wonderful, these pasties are the ones you want to say you've had in Cornwall.

Poldhu Cove is one of the most popular beaches on the Lizard Peninsula. Partly because it is less remote than many, but also because it is fantastic, sandy family beach. The cove sits in a quite a deep inlet flanked by cliffs to either side. To the back of the beach are low sand dunes and a reedbeds which are something of a haven to wildlife. Being west facing means Poldhu is quite exposed to the wind and the waves. This is good news for surfers and there can be great waves here. It is also a great place to learn to surf with a school running lessons throughout the summer. 

The SEA LIFE TRUST Cornish Seal Sanctuary is a charity that rescues and rehabilitates grey seal pups from around the Cornish coastline. When visiting the Sanctuary, you can experience wonderful marine animals up close and personal and learn all about their individual stories.