Family-friendly pastures in divine countryside, within easy reach of three sandy coves, Treveague Farm has everything a really good seaside campsite needs. So it's no surprise that campers who pitch up here for the first time in the height of summer and stand around taking in the big sea views are inevitably back the next year too. Once you find a place like Treveague you're sure to remember it.
Spread across three meadows, with glorious sea views in two directions, this is the place to come for a proper coastal stay. When the wind blows it can be an exposed location, so you might want to opt for a space by the hedgerows rather than a front-row view, but the campsite’s open setting really lends itself to families who want space to spread out and let the kids loose. The pitches average a comfortable 95 square meters (yes, someone went out and measured them), so, even with 100 pitches in total, it’s impossible to feel hemmed in.
While kids gravitate to the fort-shaped play area and make new friends, adults enjoy fresh coffee from the café. But the beaches are the main attraction. The village of Gorran Haven is a 10 minute walk away and has a good dog-friendly beach for campers with pooch in tow (there are a few village shops for provisions, plus fish and chips and a Post Office). It’s an even easier stroll, though, down to Hemmick Beach and not much further to the clear blue waters of Vault. The calf-grinding walk back up to camp is always a great excuse for a generous scoop of the Cornish ice cream they serve in the campsite shop too.