Tregella Place Camping is fantastically situated in countryside close to Cornwall’s north coast. It’s less than two miles from Padstow and less than three from a sandy beach. And, like all good Cornish campsites, this place is as laid back as you’d like it to be. It’s a pitch-where-you-please campsite in a big old field with lovely rural views. At weekends, there’s live music in the early evenings, a bar in a bus and a food truck which all help give the place a family festival feel. It’s a simply lovely place to hang out at in between days exploring the fishing villages and beaches of the north Cornish coast.
Facilities on site are contemporary and clean: hot showers and flushing loos in a neat little block with dishwashing sinks just outside. There’s a shared fridge freezer and somewhere to charge phones – handy on a site where pitches are all off grid. These little luxuries, plus the handy food and drink on site, make this a place where you could spend a week as easily as a weekend. It also sets the site apart from some of its nearby neighbours. There’s no shortage of campsites in this part of Cornwall but not all of them are as good as this one – so make sure if you book at Tregella Place Camping, that this is where you end up. Some are similarly named.
As the campsite is pretty much slap-bang in the middle of the north Cornish coast, it’s a good base to explore from. Apart from foodie Padstow itself which, at less than two miles away, is walkable for most people, there’s Newquay half an hour to the south-west and Port Isaac to the north-east – with plenty of beaches in between. The area is famous for seafood, surfing and, of course, Rick Stein whose closest establishment, The Cornish Arms, is only a mile from your pitch. There’s also walking on the South West Coast Path and inland on Bodmin Moor. You can head out to sea on a boat trip or inland on a traffic-free cycle trail. And after all that, the site’s sunset music sessions are a great way to finish the day.
Tregella Place Camping offers a peaceful retreat in the quiet Cornish countryside. With lovely farmland views, this rural park provides a satisfying stay while still being close to necessary amenities. You can easily pick up fresh eggs from a nearby chicken farm, and a supermarket and a pub serving food are just a short drive away. Food enthusiasts will appreciate the gastronomic hotspot of Padstow, which is only a 10-minute drive from the park and offers a variety of highly rated restaurants, coffee shops, and bars, including those helmed by chef Rick Stein. If you enjoy walking, you can take a scenic route through the cornfields to reach Padstow. On-site, you'll find a bar housed in a converted bus, serving Cornish beers and ciders, as well as live music on weekends. During high summer, there is a pop-up street kitchen and a communal picnic area for family dining. The facilities at Tregella Place Camping are pristine, including a shower block with family-size showers, changing areas, electric points for charging devices, hairdryers, and a washing-up area. The park also offers direct access to the South West Coast Path and is located near the Camel Trail cycle path for those who enjoy cycling adventures.
Please note live music is only during the summer holidays! Food truck is also only available in peak season.