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Cornwall's coastline is legendary. A 430-mile stretch of wave-scarred cliffs and wild headlands, dotted with sleepy fishing hamlets, secluded coves and shimmering golden sands. It's one of Britain's most diverse and beautiful natural wonders and a favourite holiday destination. Our holiday parks in Cornwall are in the perfect location to allow you to explore this renowned part of the UK.
Beach lovers are spoilt for choice with over 300 beaches across the region. Newquay alone has 11 to choose from, including Fistral Beach, one of the world's top surfing attractions, making Newquay Holiday Park a top destination for surf enthusiasts. While Perranporth, Kynance Cove and Porthcurno Beach offer bucket and spade action among breathtaking surroundings.
Cornwall isn't all just beaches and surfing however! This region offers some man made and natural wonders for holidaymakers to discover - wander the Eden Project's awe-inspiring biomes, climb the dreamlike St Michael's Mount or explore tales of King Arthur at mysterious Tintagel Castle. And what better way to end your days out exploring than with one of the best traditional Cornish pasties the region has to offer?
Reasons to Visit Cornwall
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Breathtaking beaches to rival exotic destinations
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Seaside activities perfect for adventure-lovers
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Delicious dining options, day and night
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8 incredible holiday parks scattered across the county
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Plenty of in and outdoor fun for the whole family
Breathtaking Beaches
From enjoying picture-perfect locations like St Ives to trying your hand at surfing on Fistral Beach or capturing unforgettable family photographs at the idyllic Kynance Cove, Cornwall’s beaches are up there with some of the world's best - not to mention the fact that a huge number of them are also pet-friendly!
Whether you’re building sandcastles as the sun beats down, trying your hand at a new water sport or simply drinking in the unparalleled views, you can do it all from any of the accommodating beaches across the county.
Cornwall's Beaches
Lusty Glaze Beach
Grab your bucket and spade and enjoy a classic beach day out at one of Cornwall's most beautiful and idyllic coves.
Cadgwith Cove
If modern life ever feels a bit much, then a trip to Cadgwith Cove is the perfect tonic, a village that's unchanged by time.
Holywell Bay Beach
Nestled between Perranporth and Newquay, Holywell Bay Beach is one of North Cornwall's finest. Unwind on the soft golden sands or make a splash in the surf.
Polzeath Beach
A favourite amongst surfers, this tidal beach enjoys consistent, long and slow waves - making it ideal for beginners getting to grips with their board.
Fistral Beach
Famous around the world for its top class surfing scene, a day at Cornwall's Fistral Beach is a must if you're staying in nearby Newquay.
Crantock Beach
Sheltered between the rocky headlands of Pentire and West Pentire, Crantock Beach is a hidden gem of golden sands, away from the hustle and bustle of Newquay.
Porth Joke Beach
This compact cove north of Holywell Bay and south of Crantock is a hidden gem for those looking to escape the buzz of Newquay.
Perranporth Beach
This huge expanse of soft golden sand offers the picture perfect family beach day. From surfing to snorkelling - there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Porthminster Beach
This east-facing beach, just steps from St. Ives' vibrant town centre, offers ideal swimming conditions thanks to its sheltered position and gentle shallow waters.
Porthcurno Beach
If you're planning a trip to Land's End, a stop off at spectacular Porthcurno Beach is a must. White sand and turquoise waters await.
Polkerris Beach
If you're planning a visit to Eden Project, don't forget to stop off at beautiful Polkerris Beach - this sheltered bay is perfect for family fun.
Treyarnon Bay
Regarded as one of the best family-friendly beaches in the area, the award-winning golden sands of Treyarnon Bay are unrivalled.
History & Culture
With Newlyn Art Gallery, war and aviation museums and a number of theatres scattered throughout Cornwall, you needn’t worry about the weather dampening your holiday spirit.
Cornwall's Historic and Cultural Attractions
The Lost Gardens of Heligan
After decades of being hidden away under ivy and brambles, this magnificent estate has been completely transformed to become one of Cornwall's finest gardens.
Pine Lodge Gardens At Pinetum Park
Why explore one garden when you can explore ten! Each with a different theme and a unique set of captivating species.
The Japanese Garden
Every holiday should have a moment of pure relaxation and the tranquil Japanese Garden is the perfect place to find one.
Eden Project
A must-see for any holiday to Cornwall. The Eden Project recreates some of the planet's most dramatic environments in spectacular "biomes".
Tintagel Castle
The birthplace of King Arthur? Perhaps. The home of an intriguing dark age settlement and the ruins of a striking medieval fortress. Absolutely!
Trebah Garden
Your adventure through Trebah Garden begins in a mysterious valley full of lush, exotic plants and ends at a secluded yet spectacular beach.
Pencarrow House & Gardens
A wonderfully well preserved Georgian mansion set in acres of historic woodland with a gorgeous formal garden that's just waiting to be explored.
Pendennis Castle
A gun fort created by Henry VIII, this imposing castle offers incredible 360-degree views of Falmouth and the Cornish coastline.
The Lizard Peninsula
Great Britain's most southerly point and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Lizard Peninsula is a warm, lush paradise that's characteristically Cornish.
Bodmin Jail
A building with a dark past that's claimed to be Britain's most haunted! Bodmin Jail provides a troubling insight into 19th-century penal life.
Heartlands Cornwall
Celebrate Cornish heritage and culture at Heartlands where you can enjoy a family friendly mining museum and exhibition, diasphora gardens and a giant adventure playscape for kids. Heartlands is a charitable trust which means it's all completely free.
Looe Island
An unspoilt island that wildlife simply thrives on, this marine nature reserve is the perfect place to spot local birds and native grey seals.
Helston Museum
At the Helston Museum you'll explore Cornwall's past, from the Neolithic Age to the 20th century and everything in between!
St Michael's Mount
A resplendent site surrounded by the ocean, St Michael's Mount is one of Britain's most iconic attractions and a must-see during a trip to Cornwall.
National Maritime Museum
Home to a flotilla of historic small boats, this contemporary museum is a celebration of Britain's relationship with the sea.
Poldark Mine
Take a trip deep underground and discover the fascinating history of this 18th-century mine - the only complete underground mine in Cornwall!
St Nectan's Glen
A magical woodland that's peppered with the most striking waterfalls - from a 60ft tall cascading beauty to small fountains running into gentle streams.
Lizard Lighthouse & Heritage Centre
Climb Cornwall's most southerly lighthouse for truly spectacular views of the ocean and an up-close look at this life-saving building.
Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre
Jump into the cockpits of some of Britain's most iconic aircraft at the Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre - from Harrier jets to cold-war fighters!
Theme Parks and Entertainment in Cornwall
Pirate's Quest Adventure Golf
Are you ready to uncover the murky history of smugglers and buccaneers by coming face to face with an actual live pirate?
Flambards Theme Park
Roller coasters, log flumes and carousels are just some of the amazing rides at this theme park. You can also go back in time too!
The Minack Theatre
Offering views that are as spellbinding as the stories performed here, this world-famous amphitheatre is an attraction in its own right.
One2eleven Indoor Play
One2eleven is an indoor play area filled with swings, slides and tunnels to give kids a fun adventure rain or shine.
Lappa Valley Steam Railway
All aboard! Even the journey into Lappa Valley is an adventure as you embark on a steam railway ride through beautiful woodlands.
Camel Creek Adventure Park
An exciting adventure for the whole family. From thrilling roller coasters and 5D experiences to memorable meetings with ponies, reptiles and rabbits.
Launceston Steam Railway
Children will particularly love the sounds, smells and sights of this Victorian steam railway as it travels through the picturesque Kensey valley.
Outdoors, Animals & Wildlife in Cornwall
Cornish Rock Tors
From wild swimming to coasteering and climbing, there are plenty of ways to explore Cornwall's beautiful coastline with Cornish Rock Tors.
Dairyland Farm World
Kids will love this adventure park! They'll meet animals up close, bottle feed calves and can even ride a pony.
The Monkey Sanctuary
A haven for rescued monkeys, this special sanctuary allows you to get up close and personal with these much-loved animals.
Cornish Kayaking
Get set to explore the unforgettable delights of the Cornish Coastline and the Camel Estuary whilst learning essential kayaking skills, guided by experienced instructors.
Adrenaline Quarry
As you dive off a 50m cliff and fly along a zip wire at 40mph, there's one consolation - at least you're not alone!
Cornwall Wave Runner Safaris
Who said beach holidays always have to be relaxing! A visit to this adventure centre will definitely shake things up.
Newquay Activity Centre
Cornwall is famous for having some of the best surfing conditions in the world - so don't miss your opportunity to catch these waves!
Cornish Seal Sanctuary
A haven for injured seals, this sanctuary lets you see them as they recover and get to know them a little better.
Cornish Coasteering
Led by qualified instructors, experience the ultimate adventure along Cornwall’s coastline as you swim and climb your way along the cliffs, play in the waves and explore sea caves.
Cornish Surfing
Learn to surf at one of Cornwall’s best surfing spots – Polzeath Beach – and gain the essential skills to catch waves under the guidance of experienced instructors.
Newquay Zoo
With over 1,000 animals, 130 species and 13 acres of sub-tropical gardens, Newquay Zoo is an absolute treat for wildlife lovers.
Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay
Descend into the depths of the ocean and discover the amazing creatures that live there at the Blue Reef Aquarium.
Screech Owl Sanctuary
Meet one of Britain's most majestic birds. This hands-on experience offers the opportunity to touch and see over 30 species of owl.
Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary
A little piece of Africa in Cornwall that's home to over 250 rescued animals and a recreation of a Masai village!
Cornwall Surf Academy
Based in Holywell Bay Holiday Park, steps from stunning Holywell Bay Beach - Cornwall Surf Academy is the ideal place to learn to surf.
Food & Drink in Cornwall
Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm
Cyder is Cornwall's tipple of choice. So get to know it better at this award-winning cider farm, orchard, and distillery.
Roskilly's
A visit to Cornwall wouldn't be complete without ice cream! Sample over 30 kinds and see the gorgeous animals who produce it at Roskilly's farm.
Local Towns & Tours in Cornwall
Orca Sea Safaris
Bottlenose dolphins, minke whales, and leatherback turtles are just some of the wildlife you might spot on an Orca Sea Safari!
Wild Walks South West
A truly unique experience. This leisurely guided walk explores the best ways for you to forage food from the Cornish landscape.
St Ives Boats
Set sail on an adventure from the picturesque St Ives harbour, whether its seal watching along the Cornish coast or exploring the Godrevy lighthouse.
Polperro
The quintessential Cornish fishing village. Polperro is untouched by time and, being traffic free, is the perfect place to unwind and escape modern life.
Stunning Scenery
When it comes to Britain’s bountiful landscape, Cornwall really does have it all.
Gorgeous golden sands, dramatic cliffs and miles upon miles of rolling countryside make this county a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike. With unrivaled views at every turn, you can enjoy all the very best aspects of a British break from one place - with picturesque backdrops guaranteed.
Walks in Cornwall
YHA Boscastle - Short Circular
This short circular coastal walk passes through Boscastle Harbour and is complete with rugged Cornish scenery and spectacular views of Pentargon Waterfall.
Bedruthan - The Devil’s Steps
Passing through not one, but seven sandy beaches - think long stretches of unspoilt coastline and beautiful coves that need to be seen to be believed.
Callington to Cadsonbury Fort
The breathtaking views will make the moderately steep climbs throughout this walk completely worth it - and you'll experience scenic countryside and a river along the way.
Circular walk from Looe to Polperro
This circular walk explores the scenic National Trust coastline, winding up at Polperro, then looping back around to Looe via an inland bridlepath route.
Crantock to Holywell Circular
Soak up some of Cornwall's most dramatic scenery on this leisurely circular walk, combining beautiful beaches, pretty wildflowers and perhaps, if you're lucky, some local marine life.
Kynance Cove & Lizard Point
Discover some of the most picturesque parts of Cornwall on this stunning circular walk, via the pretty Kynance Cove and Lizard Point.
Lizard Peninsula
Finishing at the most southerly point of UK mainland, this linear walk takes you along the west of the Lizard Peninsula via Mullion Cove, with plenty of cliff scenery.
Mullion to Kynance Cove
Considered to be one of the most beautiful stretches of shoreline in England due to its pristine turquoise waters, you'll find some beautiful views throughout this route.
Saltash - Latchbrook, Longlands & Lane
Traverse across the gorgeous Cornish countryside, through sweeping open fields and several farms on this easy circular walk from Saltash and back around.
Trevellas Coombe - Cornwall’s Mining Heritage
Step into Cornwall's mining heritage with this leisurely walk from St Agnes, via the coast and a gentle incline up the Trevellas Coombe.
Truro
Explore the historic city of Truro, Cornwall's county town, via this scenic circular walk, featuring notable landmarks which include the glorious Truro Cathedral.
Westdowns to Polzeath
For a more challenging route, head out on this linear walk which takes you along the coastal path via Port Isaac, featuring stunning clifftop scenery.
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